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South Sudan's rebels have accused government forces of multiple ceasefire violations along several fronts, just hours after a truce aimed at ending the five-month conflict came into effect.
Rebel military spokesman Lul Ruai Koang alleged in a statement that the violations occurred in the oil-rich northern states of Upper Nile and Unity.
He said they included both ground attacks and artillery barrages. He added that rebels reserved "the right to fight in self-defence".
Clashes were also reported around the northern oil hub of Bentiu - which has changed hands several times in recent weeks and has been described as being particularly tense.
In the capital Juba, however, the government said their forces had been given strict orders to its troops to respect the peace deal.
President Kiir's spokesman Ateny Wek said the government had received no word from the rebels, but added that government army commanders "have sent any reports of violations" by forces loyal to rebel leader and former vice-president Riek Machar.
Mr Kiir and Mr Machar met in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa on Friday and agreed halt fighting within 24 hours - or by Saturday evening.
The agreement came after massive international pressure on both sides to stop a five-month conflict marked by widespread human rights abuses, a major humanitarian crisis and fears the world's youngest nation was on the brink of a genocide and Africa's worst famine since the 1980's.
The war has claimed thousands, and possibly tens of thousands, of lives, with more than 1.2 million people forced to flee their homes.
Mr Kiir and Mr Machar had agreed to a ceasefire in January, but that deal quickly fell apart.


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February 16, 2009
Happy Birthday, Adam.
Adam celebrated his first birthday today. His first couple of weeks were a little hectic, but the 50 weeks or so since then have been much better.
From when he was eight days old, cooped up in the NICU and not exactly loving life:
To earlier today:
Happy birthday, kid.
January 19, 2009
You should be doing that, Dad
Nathan and I were driving back from the store last night when the radio played a commercial from the US Department of Health and Human Services on 'hey, be a Dad.' The commercial had some woman talking to her Dad about how great the sandwiches were that he made when she was a kid, when he cut them into four pieces, and cut all the crusts off, blah, blah, blah... "You never know what they'll remember. Call [some 800 number] or go to fatherhood.gov".
About sixty seconds later, Nathan says, "I guess you should be doing that."
Me, having already forgotten this commercial: "What?"
N: "Since it said it was for fathers. And you're a father."
Me, remembering: "Ahh... so what did they say on there that you think I should be doing?"
N: "Well ... he cut the sandwich into four pieces for his kid. You could do that for me. Or... [warming to his topic] you could cut up a tortilla into four pieces for me. That'd be great."
Nathan is always listening.
December 23, 2008
Failure to communicate
Nathan: "Can you guess what that J word is?"
Meredith, looking down at the book of hers that Nathan was holding: "Jesus."
N: "No, no, can you guess?"
M: "Jesus"
N, getting more frustrated: "No, can you guess what that J word is?"
M, getting frustrated herself: "Nathan, I don't understand what you want. The word in the title that starts with J is 'Jesus'"
N, practically hopping up and down in frustration: "No, YOU say: 'can you guess what that J word is?'"
M: "Can you guess what that J word is?"
N: "Ummm ... is it Jesus?"
December 16, 2008
One of these things is not, in fact, like the other
Nathan is reading and writing more and more, and keeps asking how to spell certain words or what something says. Sometimes he doesn't quite get it, of course...
"How do you spell Stanford?"
[nods] "That's like 'Preparation'"
"Oh? How is that?"
"Because they both have "I" in them."
OK, then.
October 28, 2008
This one actually didn't have to happen eventually, but it did anyway
Meredith called me at work today to say that Adam had evidently swallowed a toothpick. Or something like a toothpick. Evidently she picked him up for a change and saw something that looked wooden and about an inch and a half in the back of his mouth. She couldn't get it out, and it disappeared, seeming to suggest that he had swallowed it.
On the advice of our doctor's office, Adam went into the ER, where I met them. They did a chest X-ray, but it didn't pick anything up, which they seemed unsurprised by for something wooden. The doctor talked to the GI doctor on call at Children's to decide whether or not they should put a camera down his throat, but they decided not to now. Eventually we were discharged with instructions to give him an all liquid diet for 24 hours and take him to the doctor tomorrow to get checked on.
He seems basically fine. If you didn't know he'd swallowed something, you wouldn't guess it from the way he was acting.
It had to happen eventually
Another first for Adam: today he crawled off the bed and discovered gravity.
(He's fine.)
October 20, 2008
Nathan, in the car: "Why does that say dog?"
We look around outside and Meredith spots the hot dog stand.
Meredith: "Can you read what it says before dog?"
Nathan: "H ... ot ... H ... ot ... Hot!"
Meredith: "So what do you think it is?"
Nathan: "Hot Dogs!"
October 14, 2008
The other day, I walked upstairs to find Nathan running out of the office.
"Nathan, you're not supposed to be in there. What were you doing?"
I walk into the office, with him following.
"What are you doing?"
"Just looking to see what you were up to."
I find my PC sitting at the logon screen with an error message about a bad password.
"Nathan, what were you trying to do with the computer?"
"Umm ... Play World of Warcraft."
At least it should be a few years before he can hack my account.
October 10, 2008
Facebook's ad platform has some very interesting notions of me.
Facebook's hopes of monetizing their platform would seem to rest in ads. It makes sense; Facebook knows tons of information about me, from my age, address, marital status, things I claim to like, friends, etc. In fact, one of the ads I see occasionally is from Facebook touting their own system.
OK, so let's see what it knows about me from my profile:
That's a fair amount ... married, work for Microsoft, live near Seattle, and of course Facebook has my actual birthday, so they know how old I am. So let's see what I get for ads:
Expecting my first? No ... and no. And ... just no.
Baby carrier, sure ... but ... Mommies?
Hey, here's one that at least seems targeted at the correct gender:
So maybe they don't think I'm married. Or they think I want to cheat. Actually, given the way this is going, the most likely explanation is that they think I'm a married lesbian who wants to cheat.
Maybe I can get some non-gender specific ads in here...
UC Davis? Sacramento? Kirkland, WA is near Seattle. I don't even think I have a friend on Facebook that lives near Sacramento – the Bay Area is as close as I get with friends, I think. Hey, here's one that's not for Sacramento:
Only it turns out that Foothill Ranch Dentistry is in Southern California – about 1200 miles way. "Just [ten thousand or so] blocks away." Yay!
So, in summary, Facebook's "highly targeted ad system" believes that I am a lesbian mother, who lives in Sacramento, but works in southern CA, and is looking to hook up with a hot chick.
OK, then.
I hope their advertisers aren't paying a lot for this awesome ad system.
October 04, 2008
3 1/2 going on 30
Nathan: "There's pulp in the bottom of my apple juice. You must not have shaken it up enough, Daddy."
Me: "Oh, I'm sorry, Nathan."
Then he moved in for the killing blow.
"When you were a little kid, did you like it when your mama or daddy forgot to shake up your juice enough?"

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OverviewChamplain Mountain rises more than a thousand feet above the Atlantic Ocean, much of it attained when climbing the mountain as the two most popular trailheads are located around 100 feet above sea level. The sunrises and fall colors from Champlain Mountain can be quite impressive. The mountain is a very popular climb as it is located in Acadia National Park. Nearby Sand Beach, the only natural sand beach on Mount Desert Island, and the Beehive are nearby destinations that can be combined with Champlain Mountain to fill out a great day!
Getting ThereChamplain Mountain is located within Acadia National Park on the eastern edge of Mount Desert Island. Drive south on Highway 3 from the quaint little seaside town of Bar Harbor. After passing Schooner Head Road on the left begin to look for the intersection with the one way Park Loop Road as it is easy to miss.
The two main trailheads for Champlain Mountain are located on Park Loop Road:
The first is located less than one mile from Highway 3 and is the trailhead for the Bear Brook trail. The Bear Brook trail ascends the north ridge of Champlain Mountain and provides great views of the Bar Harbor area and the Porcupine Islands for much of the route.
The second is located a little over a mile further south on the Park Loop Road and is the Precipice Trailhead. This trailhead provides access to two routes up the mountain; the Champlain East Face trail via Bear Brook trail and the famous Precipice trail which climbs directly up the east cliffs via multiple narrow ledges connected by iron ladders which have been drilled directly into the cliff face. The Precipice Trail is the preferred ascent route with one of the other two trails being used for the descent.


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If there's one thing I love, it's bread. :)
Bread has the ability to turn a meager meal into a big one, freshen up your whole home, and add an air of warmth and love to any mealtime.
This particular bread has been a favorite of mine for several years. I first discovered it in Taste of Home's Light and Tasty magazines. The heartiness and beauty of the bread caught my eye, and then I noticed just how healthy it was! I've been making it...and loving it...ever since. If Cookie Bandit comes home to a loaf, he does a jig and a cheer. We're kinda food nerds like that. :)
This bread is an easy fix and perfect alongside soup, salad, or any main dish. You simply must try it...the sooner the better!
Hearty Oat Loaf
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- 2 cups flour
- 1 cup whole wheat flour
- 1/2 cup plus 2 T. oats, divided
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 3 t. baking powder
- 3/4 t. salt
- 1 egg
- 1 1/2 cups fat-free milk
- 3 T. canola oil
In a large bowl, combine the flours, 1/2 cup oats, sugar, baking powder, and salt. In another bowl, combine the egg, milk, and oil; stir into dry ingredients until just moistened. Spread batter into an 8 or 9-inch round baking pan coated with nonstick cooking spray. Sprinkle with remaining oats.
Bake at 350 degrees for 40-50 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack. Serve warm. Makes 10 servings.
Nutrition (1 slice): 229 calories, 6 g. fat, 1 g. saturated fat, 22 mg. cholesterol, 272 mg. sodium, 38 g. carbohydrates, 3 g. fiber, 7 g. protein.
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MOSCOW, Oct. 1 (UPI) -- A second Su-30SM multirole fighter designed and developed for the Russian military by JSC Sukhoi Design Bureau is being flight tested.
The first Su-30SM aircraft performed its maiden flight Sept. 21 and the second Sept. 25.
The Su-30SM is a specialized version of the thrust-vectoring Su-30MKI, which features avionics from international sources. It is a twin-engine, long-range aircraft for air-to-air and air-to-ground missions. Its radar, radio and recognition systems, support systems and weaponry configuration was changed from those of other MK aircraft in accordance with specific Russian air force requirements.
The second fighter's initial flight test, performed by the Sukhoi Design Bureau, took place at the airfield of the Irkutsk Aviation Plant and lasted 1 hour 40 minutes. The aircraft "passed flawlessly," said the Irkut Corp., through which the Russian Ministry of Defense ordered the planes.
Russia's Ministry of Defense has ordered 30 of the planes, all of which are to be delivered by 2015.


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It is a good service, however it would be better if there was a real office in the airports where people could go and enquire about the buses. When we went to Malaga we missed the bus through this because we could not find any office or representative. We have been using Alpharooms as our agents for a few years now and overall we are happy.


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In Doss's entertaining 11th Charlie Moon mystery (after 2005's Shadow Man ), Sarah Frank, the 14-year-old Ute-Papago daughter of Moon's late friend Provo Frank, finds herself wanted for the murder of her crotchety part-time employer, Ben Silver, in Nevada. Worst yet, Tonapah's sheriff, Ned Popper, witnesses Sarah hovering over Ben's body and hears the dying man gasp out Sarah's name as she beats her retreat. While Sarah runs for shelter in Colorado, tribal investigator Moon, unaware of Sarah's whereabouts, enlists the help of his love interest, FBI agent Lila Mae McTeague, to locate the girl and bring her to safety. A clever plot, colorful writing and wisecracking asides will keep readers turning the pages. (Sept.)
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The appeal court judgment means all evidence gathered in this month's searches must remain sealed at BP's offices, pending another hearing on October 7.
The raids were carried out by about 15 black-clad bailiffs, after minority shareholders in TNK-BP, the UK's company joint-venture in Russia, obtained a court order in legal action against the oil major.
The searches have cast a shadow over the BP's attempts to find a new direction after the collapse of its £10bn deal with state oil giant Rosneft and the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
Mr Cameron brought up BP's recent woes in Russia when he visited his counterpart, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin earlier this week.
Moscow news service RBC reported Mr Putin's spokesman as saying that the leaders talked about the recent bailiff raid but "no complaints were voiced".
The lawsuit, brought by Russian businessman Andrei Prokhorov, claims £1.9bn of damages following the collapse of BP's plans to form an Arctic joint venture with Rosneft in May.
The shareholders argue two BP representatives on the board of TNK-BP's Russian holding company were acting in the best interests of the British oil giant rather than the joint venture.
However, BP last week filed an appeal against the searches in connection with the lawsuit, saying they cannot be "lawful or reasonable".
The Russian plaintiffs said on Tuesday that the ruling will not stop the process of seeking damages from BP.


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The Reds got high marks for a job well done hosting the Civil Rights Game the past two years as the event transitioned from its birthplace in Memphis to a big league ballpark for the first time.
Cincinnati, a city not know for its civil rights movement history, packed the ballpark for a pair of regular season games while mixing in a variety of fan-friendly and educational events—like round-table discussions and awards galas that have become staples of the Civil Right Game as well as highlighting the city's role in the Underground Railroad.
Perhaps no higher praise can come from Dave Chase, the former Memphis Redbirds general manager who created the Civil Rights Game in 2007 before seeing Major League Baseball relocate it two years later. "They did a marvelous presentation that I thought tied in the Civil Rights Movement with the game," Chase said before last month's event.
Here's hoping that Atlanta can follow in the Reds' footsteps as it hosts the Civil Rights Game over the next two seasons.
No big league city can match the historical significance in the civil rights movement of Atlanta, the birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (of which King was its first president). The local historically black colleges produced many leaders of the movement and organized many sit-ins during the 1960s.
Atlanta is also home to the King Center and the Carter Center.
"The Civil Rights Game weekend has become one of the premier celebrations on the Major League Baseball calendar. We are pleased to have the Atlanta Braves and city of Atlanta as hosts for this imporant event remembering a significant era in America's history," Commissioner Bud Selig said in a release.
Added Braves president John Schuerholz: "The Atlanta Braves are extremely proud and honored that our organization and our great city were selected to host the Civil Rights Game for 2011 and 2012. We look forward with great anticipation and excitement to presenting these significant, meaningful games in the finest fashion."


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The Madison County Sheriff's Office reported the following incidents:
Arrest: On April 27, deputy Chad Parr was dispatched to Paoli Road, where a man reported someone drove through a fence on his property and left a piece of bumper in the pasture. The complainant drove down the road and saw a Jeep Cherokee with damage to its bumper in a driveway. Parr went to the Noble Road home and learned that Cheyanne B. Graham, 34, was driving the Jeep. Parr then drove to Graham's home on River Road, where he questioned Graham, who smelled of alcohol and staggered as he walked. Graham said he wasn't driving the Jeep when it ran into the pasture. He said he had little to drink that day, but based on Parr's investigation, Graham was arrested for DUI and leaving the scene of an accident.
Complaint: On April 27, a Hull woman reported that her husband whipped their child to discipline him. She believed he was too harsh in doling out the punishment.
Complaint: On April 27, a man reported that someone hacked into his computer and was able to retrieve his debit card number. He said he has closed the account.
Arrest: On April 28, Cpl. Klint Segars saw a vehicle without working taillights on Wesley Chapel Road. When Segars activated his blue lights, the vehicle appeared to speed up, then turn into a driveway where the headlights were turned off. Segars pulled in behind the car, whose driver said he stopped so his girlfriend could use the telephone. Segars ran a check on the driver, 18-year-old Ricky L. Angel, and arrested him for being an unlicensed driver. The female passenger said they pulled into the driveway to get off the road.
Theft: On April 28, an Ingram Road resident reported that money was stolen from her home, including most of $700 from a drawer, $150 in change and 50 silver dollars from a closet.
Theft: On April 28, a woman reported that as she got ready to leave the Madison County Library with her children, she could not find her purse. The woman was advised to cancel her credit cards as soon as possible.
Fraud: On April 28, deputy Chris Guest met with a man who said someone had stolen his identity. The man said a recent credit history showed he owed $326 to a collection agency for an unpaid bill to Jackson Electric Membership Cooperative. The man said he has never had an account with the company.
Complaint: On April 29, a deputy was dispatched to Fernwood Drive, Hull, on a call that a man and woman were having a loud verbal dispute. A man reported he heard the woman screaming from the woods behind his home. The 18-year-old woman said she argued with her boyfriend over his lost telephone, but nothing physical occurred.
Damage: On April 29, deputy Cpl. Jason Luke was dispatched to a Jones Chapel Shiloh Road mobile home that was damaged after the owner evicted the residents. Luke saw trash strewn about, dog feces on the carpet and holes knocked in the floor, ceilings and walls. Two women were identified as among those living in the mobile home.
Damage: On April 29, deputy Brandon Hanley was dispatched to Moons Grove Church Road, Danielsville, where a man reported damage to his fence. A side-view vehicle mirror was found on the ground, as well as skid marks on the road.
Arrest: On April 29, a deputy stopped a vehicle traveling at night on Norwood Road without a working tag light. The driver had slurred speech and bloodshot eyes, but refused to take a blood-alcohol test. James A. Rossie, 53, was arrested for DUI, having an open container of alcohol and driving while his license was suspended.
Theft: On April 30, deputy Douglas Martin was dispatched to Ingles grocery store in Hull for a shoplifting case. The culprit was gone by then, but she was seen placing two 40-ounce Budweiser beers in her purse. After she was confronted, she left her purse as she fled the area in a blue 2002 Chevrolet S-10 pickup. The woman's driver's license still was inside the purse, identifying her as a Hull resident.
Assault: On April 29, deputy Chris Guest was dispatched to Diamond Hill Mobile Home Park on U.S. Highway 29, Hull, where a woman said someone broke into her home between 4 and 5 a.m. while she was asleep and tried to smother her with a pillow. The woman could not describe her attacker, but she said the intruder took her pocketbook before leaving the home.
Arrest: On April 29, Lt. Brandon Moss and two detention center officers conducted a random cell search at the Madison County Jail. Authorities found a small plastic bag with marijuana in one cell. The inmate is expected to be charged.
Burglary: On April 29, Cpl. Jason Luke was dispatched to a Madison County water department building on U.S. Highway 29, where the door was kicked in and an air compressor and lawn mower were stolen. Several areas of the shop were rummaged through.
Dispute: On April 30, a deputy was dispatched to a Haggard Drive home where a woman wanted her ex-boyfriend to leave. The man packed his belongings into a friend's car and left.
Harassment: On April 30, a Danielsville man reported that his middle school-age daughter received some phone calls the previous night that ended with the message, "You should answer your phone. I'm coming to get you." The man said he learned from his daughter that some of her schoolmates had received similar messages and calls. A possible suspect was identified.
Theft: On April 30, a man in Hull said he was doing some work on Brookview Drive when someone stole his trailer, which he left parked on the roadside. An older red pickup driven by a man was seen in the area.
Fraud: On April 30, a Hull man said a telemarketer called to inform him that he had won $250,000. All he needed to do was send $4,000 by Western Union or money order, and the winning cash would be sent to him. The man said he knew the call was a scam.
Arrest: On April 30, several deputies were assisting the Piedmont MANS Unit with a drug case in Hull, where they received information that an Athens man in a silver Dodge Stratus would be delivering cocaine to an undercover officer. Investigator Steve Kimbel observed as the car entered Madison County, but it turned around on Chandler Ray Road. Kimbel blocked the car from one direction, but it sped off toward Georgia Highway 72, where deputies Matthew Pilkington and Bradley Free began a pursuit. Deputy Jeff Strickland joined the chase, and the car pulled into a driveway inside Clarke County. The driver was seen eating the suspected cocaine, so deputies pulled him out of the car. The man resisted arrest and continued to eat the drug, but a deputy used pepper spray on him. Drug agents recovered some cocaine, and Dwight Marshall, 57, was arrested for attempting to elude, drug possession and failing to obey a stop sign. He was treated by medical personnel for the pepper spray residue on his face. Bond was set at $18,800.
Theft: On May 1, a woman said her cell phone was stolen from her room at Madison County High School. An investigation into the calls made after the phone was stolen showed one call was made by a student.
Harassment: On May 1, a woman reported that an unknown man has called her daughter's phone, leaving threatening messages for another woman.
Dispute: On May 1, a woman reported that she and her 44-year-old husband argued at a flea market. She said he grabbed her by the hair when they returned home, which he denied. The wife left the house for the night.
Arrest: On May 2, Cpl. Klint Segars saw a car run onto the shoulder of Madison Boulevard, Colbert. When the car pulled into a driveway on the street, Segars also stopped. The driver, who smelled of alcohol, pointed to a flat tire on his car and indicated he could not speak English. His passenger said the driver admitted to drinking five beers. Miguel Estrada, 18, was arrested for DUI, being an unlicensed driver, having an expired tag, defective tires and excessive volume from his radio.
Arrest: On May 2, Sgt. Dennis Harbison was patrolling on Glenn Carrie Road, when he responded to a report of a possible drunken driver in a Mazda pickup. Harbison spotted a pickup that failed to stop for a stop sign, so he initiated a traffic stop. The driver, 58-year-old Bobbie L. Tittle, said he previously drank two beers. At the jail, Tittle registered a 0.30 blood-alcohol level on a Breathalyzer test, and he was charged with DUI.
Complaint: On May 2, a Danielsville man reported that another man has been following him and driving past his home ever since that man's ex-girlfriend moved in with him. The complainant was advised to take out a warrant.
Theft: On May 2, a Hull man said someone broke the passenger-side window in his car and stole a bottle of medication. The car had run out of gas and was left on the side of Ed Coile Road. Another man reported leaving a cell phone, which also was stolen, in the complainant's car.
Burglary: On May 2, a Moons Grove Church Road resident reported someone entered his home through the back door, but it was unclear at the time whether anything was stolen.
Burglary: On May 3, deputies were called to Happy Kids Daycare after someone broke in and stole a laptop computer and digital camera. Surveillance video shows an older white man walking around the building and looking through windows.
Theft: On May 3, deputy Bradley Free went to a Georgia Highway 98 business where a man said an employee had taken a gun without permission four days earlier. Before the theft, the employee had complained that his wife was cheating on him and he was ready to kill somebody. Later, the complainant learned that his employee had been locked up in Athens for domestic violence and that he had used the gun taken from the shop. The man said Athens-Clarke police had called him regarding the pistol, and he wanted to file a report.
Arrest: On May 3, Cpl. Klint Segars was patrolling on Jot 'em Down Road when he was flagged down. A motorist said he just saw a car run off the road and into a ditch. As they spoke, the other vehicle passed them, so Segars followed it and made a stop at Drakes Woods Road. Segars smelled alcohol as he approached the driver, who admitted he had two mixed drinks. The driver's girlfriend and two children were inside the car. Benny L. Minish, 32, was arrested for DUI, weaving in the road and driving while his license was suspended. He also was wanted for a probation violation in Madison County.
Complaint: On May 4, a woman reported going to her neighbor's house on Double Branch Road, where she was bitten by a dog while standing on the neighbor's porch. She said the dog's breed appeared to be a Dachshund-pit bull mix.
Arrest: On May 4, deputies were dispatched to a domestic dispute on Nowhere Road, where Valerie A. Wilson, 33, had fought with a teenage girl who had a bloody lip, cuts on her feet and a red face. Wilson was charged with battery.
Arrest: On May 4, deputy Joshua Smith was dispatched to the Dollar General store on Glenn Carrie Road, Hull, for a woman suspected of shoplifting. As he arrived, he saw a woman who fit the description. Donna Darlene Bates, 48, was arrested for shoplifting and giving a false name. Holds from Clarke, Walton and Greene counties also were placed on her.
Dispute: On May 4, deputy Douglas Martin was dispatched to Shoal Creek Road, Hull, where a woman said her ex-boyfriend had damaged the garage door during a dispute. The man already had left.
Damage: On May 5, deputy Brandon Hanley was dispatched to the Quick Pick convenience store in Colbert, where a clerk said an unknown man driving a 1990s-model GMC pickup hit the side of the building, then drove off. The crash caused ceiling and wall damage and knocked items off the shelves. The man had purchased a pack of Camel cigarettes earlier.
Dispute: On May 5, deputy Brandon Hanley was dispatched to Sweet Gum Alley for a dispute between a woman and man. The woman said they had been at a bar, after which she dropped him off at his home. The man refused to remove a beer can from the back seat as he got out. The woman said she put the can in the driveway, which upset him. She said the man shoved her against the car and said, "If you want to act like a man, I will fight you like a man." The woman said she left. The man admitted to Hanley that he got upset when she put the beer can in his driveway, but he said he never touched her.
Burglary: On May 5, a resident of the 8500 block of U.S. Highway 29 reported that while he was out of town, someone broke into his home and stole a PlayStation 3 game system and several guns.
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Spandex issue 2 – you can never have too many pink ninjas….
by Martin Eden
Well, this was an unexpected pleasure – last time I had a look at Spandex issue 1 (review here) Martin Eden was saying that the first issue was merely a teaser for the graphic novel he was working on. But the success of that first issue meant he just couldn't stop himself putting out the series as individual comics – which means we get more wonderful sexy soap opera superhero action – and we're loving it.
Spandex #2 continues in exactly the same vein as #1 – it's a wonderfully colourful, hugely entertaining, slice of superheroes covering every sexuality and doing it with wit, style and just a hint of cattiness, all wrapped up in Eden's stylish thin lined artwork, eye-popping, lush colours and great sense of design. It's a visual breath of fresh air in a world of rather dark comics. But you can tell all that just from that gorgeous cover can't you?
(There you go, a great recap on issue 1 and a perfect page for showing you just how colourful and just damn stylish Martin Eden's work in Spandex issue 2 is.)
This time round we rejoin Prowler, Diva, Indigo, Liberty, Glitter and Butch; our team of multi-coloured heroes a month after the assassination of Mr Muscles, meaning grief and recriminations are the order of the day. But for one member of the team it's losing the yellow of Mr Muscles' costume that matters the most – something Eden is obviously planning on returning to in later issues.
The team soon find themselves busy dealing with a break in at Buckingham Palace that ends up taking them all the way to Japan in search of the mysterious (yellow) ninja involved and a showdown with lots and lots and lots of those brilliantly pink ninjas. There's ninja action galore, unexpected stirrings, the return of Les Girlz and at least one member of the team manipulating things for their own ends.
(Pink Ninjas. That's just so Spandex. From Spandex issue 2, by Martin Eden)
Just like the first issue there's equal amounts of sexually charged shenanigans and good old fashioned superhero action, but Eden's starting to set-up plots for future issues with teasing glimpses into the ever-so complicated lives and loves of the Spandex crew. And it's the combination of the soap opera elements, the outrageously sexy cast and the good old fashioned superheroics that makes Spandex such a great comic well worth all of the attention it's been getting.
(For those of us who like a nice bit of dialogue, some soap opera worthy relationship plots and a good dose of liberal and very tongue in cheek sexiness – Spandex ticks every box. From Spandex issue 2 by Martin Eden)
Eden's promising at least two technicolour issues a year – lets all do our bit, buy the comic and encourage him to aim for three!
Matthew Badham interviewed Eden right here on the FPI blog back in 2008 – with details of Spandex and Eden's other long running comic The O-Men, which is available at Eden's Mye Book completely free. Or you could drop by Eden's online haunts; O-Men website, Spandex website and a Facebook page for Spandex amongst others. You can pick up copies of Spandex issues 1 & 2 in physical form for £3.50 (issue 1), £3.20 (issue 2) or a £1 pdf download from the Spandex Shop.


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CARLSBAD -- Volunteers with the Carlsbad Christmas Bureau are putting out an emergency call for help to families, businesses and churches to make the holidays happier for needy children and parents.
Bureau President Phil Urbina said the nonprofit agency's Adopt-a-Family program has a list of more than 160 needy families yet to be adopted by people willing to donate food, clothing and toys for the holidays. In just one week volunteers will prepare the baskets and distribute the gifts to 525 families signed up this year.
"We are significantly behind from where we were last year," Urbina said.
The Rev. Scott Anderson, whose Carlsbad Christian Assembly Church has adopted 20 families, said the bureau is a simple way to reach out and help.
"I think this what makes the difference in a lot of families -- whether they will celebrate Christmas, or not, depending on what we can do," Scott said.
"It's a very simple way to give back to the community, by the simple act of buying something for someone else. It really displays the whole meaning of Christmas," he said. "And I don't think there's anything greater than seeing a child get a bike or toy, seeing their eyes light up when you hand it to them."
Those wishing to help can contact the bureau's Web site,www.christmasbureau.org, request a donor form via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com or call (760) 599-7567.
Donors will receive a profile of their adopted family the same evening it is requested listing the number of people in the family, ages, clothing sizes, etc.
"We can fax it (the profile), we can e-mail, we can call, whatever we need to do we'll get it done," said Urbina. "That gives them the whole weekend to shop for their family."
Nonperishable food, clothing, toiletries and other items are needed, plus at least one gift for each family member, two for younger children. Urbina said the bureau will take adoption requests through Monday. Bureau volunteers will distribute food and gifts Dec. 13.
He said he has no idea why the shortfall in adoptions this year. Volunteers have contacted people who have adopted in the past and sent appeal letters, but "we are just farther behind than we have been in the past."
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guess the ages.... *spinoff *ages revealed!
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This is a spinoff..but i want to see how it goes.
How old are the three girls in this photo?
Edit : I will add the ages etc later on
Are you ready?
Are you SUREEEEE???!!
lol. I did this as a spin off of should a man be charged with stat. rape if a girl lied about her age. All but one person on this thread (if male/bi what have you) would be in jail for rape if it was them.
The photo was taken before a school dance in sept. 2004.. The ages are
13 (born july or august 1991...)
15 (born nov 1988)
& myself 15 (march 1989)
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I think they're all between 12 and 15.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA – WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2013 – For decades the Halloween season in San Francisco has been spectacular. People have flocked to the foggy city streets from all over the world for the Bay Area's infamous tricks and treats. Over the years the face of SF has begun to change – rapidly inflating rent prices, small businesses closing, an overabundance of fancy coffee shops, and tech employees filling our dive bars. This has taken a bit of the love, sparkle, and delicious grime from some of our local traditions. BUT this year Maxine Holloway and Val Killmore Castro are resurrecting all things creepy, sexy and radical back from the dead – we've invited our favorite local strippers, artists and zombies to create the ultimate brew of spook, humor, and sex. Please join us as we embrace the true outrageous spirit of a San Francisco Halloween – Eerie SF is San Francisco's ONLY spooky, smart and witty interactive haunted house and carnival show.
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I'm sure that dr coyne is a good doctor and knows what he's doing. However, his staff is rude, has an aire of superiority, and is unable to answer many of my questions. "I understand you're problem, and there's nothing I can do to help". This is not the kind of attitude you'd expect from someone thy is organizing the work being done on your mouth. The woman behind the receptionist desk is more concerned with the channel and volume of the tv than the well being of their patients. I would hate to step foot inside these doors again. I was treated better in New Bedford, believe it or not. Good dentist or not, the staff makes the visit unbearable
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Jose "Pepe" Alvarez lives a charmed life. Waterfront home on Miami Beach's exclusive Sunset Island number three, menservants, yacht, black Cadillac limo for squiring friends around. The 50-year-old president of the Miami-based Union American Insurance Company is accustomed to VIP treatment.
Winston Noe Curtis lives in a small Northwest Dade apartment with his wife and works two low-paying jobs. The 24-year-old Nicaraguan doesn't drink or smoke and claims to have never gotten so much as a speeding ticket. His goal is to become a police officer.
On Friday morning, August 2, their disparate paths crossed. Curtis, driving a construction delivery van, squeezed in front of Alvarez, who had just backed out of his driveway on to West 24th Street. The two exchanged honks and profanities and the tirade continued on to the property next door, where Curtis was delivering materials to a construction crew. There, say Curtis and five witnesses, Alvarez sprang from his Mercedes SL 500, unzipped a yellow pouch, and pulled out a handgun, pointing it at Curtis.
The men squared off ten yards apart, according to the witnesses, Curtis empty-handed and Alvarez now aiming the 9mm semiautomatic handgun at Curtis's head, his finger on the trigger.
"What do you want me to do?" Curtis recalls Alvarez asking. "You want me to do something?"
With the construction crew watching and pleading with Curtis to shut up and not move, Alvarez walked back to his car and drove away. Curtis immediately grabbed the van's cellular phone and called his boss, Kay Statz, president of Camp Development Corp., who called the police. Thirty minutes after the standoff, Ofcr. Ambrose Sims was on the scene, interviewing Curtis and the crew. Sims then walked over and knocked on Alvarez's front door, but a woman claiming she didn't understand Sims's broken Spanish refused to open the door. The Mercedes was not in the driveway.
Sims filed an incident report at the police station at approximately 4:00 p.m., which notes that Det. Gary Schiaffo "would follow up on the report." But before Schiaffo could investigate, Alvarez had arranged a meeting with Assistant Chief Manuel Diaz through a phone call from "a mutual friend," according to Diaz. Alvarez arrived at the police station at approximately 1:30 p.m. the day of the incident. In Diaz's office, Alvarez told his side of the story to the assistant chief and Detective Schiaffo.
"He said he had a problem and I told him I'd help him get it resolved," remembers Diaz about the meeting with Alvarez. "I had met this guy once, maybe twice before at some functions. I told him to get over here and I'd introduce him to the detective. I told him the best way to handle this was to come clean. Just tell him what happened. It was a common courtesy that I'd give to anyone."
Diaz, a former City of Miami police captain, has been an assistant chief of police administration for a year. He says he told Schiaffo to use his own judgment in the case. "I told Alvarez, 'It's up to the detective,'" insists Diaz. "I wanted to stand back and be objective about this. I don't want to influence the decision of my officers. My credibility has never been called into question."
Schiaffo learned about the case around noon that day, when Sims relayed to him over the police radio a brief description of the alleged aggravated assault. But before Schiaffo could question the victim or the witnesses, he says he summarily closed his investigation after talking with Alvarez.
"He came to the station to talk to me. He said, 'I want to tell you what happened,'" recalls Schiaffo. "That in itself is something. How many guys come in like that?"
According to Schiaffo, Alvarez said that Curtis was always driving fast through the quiet neighborhood and that Alvarez's young child played in the street. He also complained that the construction crew had ruined his car with "concrete and concrete cinder blocks." Says Schiaffo: "He had been very tolerant for a long time about this stuff."
Curtis denies the allegations. He and the construction crew, which had worked at the site for about a year, say they never saw a child around the Alvarez house.
Alvarez declined to comment for this story, but Diaz and Schiaffo say Alvarez told them that he never took the gun out of its case. "He took the gun case out and showed it to the guy," Schiaffo explains, "because he thought the guy was going to get a bat or something out of his truck."
Diaz recalls differently: Curtis "came at Alvarez with a tire iron," he says.
Both versions contradict the report of the victim and the witnesses. Schiaffo, however, says he was not bothered by the conflicting stories. "There's always three sides to every case: the suspect's, the victim's, and mine. It's my interpretation," Schiaffo reasons. "Alvarez is not a scumbag. He's a gentleman. He's a professional person." He rejects the assertion by Curtis, crew, and construction company president Statz that Alvarez was given special treatment because of his wealth and connections: "He knows a lot of people," Schiaffo concedes, "but I don't worry about who he knows. I've been doing this 23 years."
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Curtis and Statz, himself a well-known businessman on South Beach, both say they called the police department several times during the last two months asking about the case and leaving messages, but were never called back. Two and a half months after the incident and immediately after inquiries by New Times, however, a detective called Statz. "It's still an open case," reports Sgt. George Navarro, Schiaffo's supervisor. "I just became aware of all this. I'm not very happy with Detective Schiaffo at this time."
Navarro notes that he read Schiaffo's final report on the case, dated September 4, and thought "more work should have been done on it." He says he reassigned the case to another detective on September 11 because Schiaffo was busy with a homicide investigation, but that detective was also too busy to pursue the case. Until now.
"I know this really looks fishy," remarks Navarro. "But believe me, my name is George Navarro and I've been around a long time and you can ask anybody about my integrity and reputation."
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|14 Jul 2003
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|Philip D. Nguyen, Johnny A. Barton
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|Halliburton Energy Services, Inc.
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The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for forming in-situ filters in subterranean formations, and more particularly, to an improved method and mechanical apparatus for controlling the flowback of proppants that have been placed inside fractures in the subterranean formation.
Transport of particulate solids during the production of hydrocarbons from a subterranean formation is a continuing problem. The transported solids can erode or cause significant wear in the hydrocarbon production equipment used in the recovery process. The solids also can clog or plug the wellbore thereby limiting or completely stopping fluid production. Further, the transported particulates must be separated from the recovered hydrocarbons adding further expense to the processing. The particulates which are available for transport may be present due to an unconsolidated nature of a subterranean formation and/or as a result of well treatments placing particulates in a wellbore or formation, such as, by gravel packing or propped fracturing.
In the treatment of subterranean formations, it is common to place particulate materials as a filter medium and/or a proppant in the near wellbore area and in fractures extending outwardly from the wellbore. In fracturing operations, proppant is carried into fractures created when hydraulic pressure is applied to these subterranean rock formations to a point where fractures are developed. Proppant suspended in a viscosified fracturing fluid is carried outwardly away from the wellbore within the fractures as they are created and extended with continued pumping. Upon release of pumping pressure, the proppant materials remain in the fractures holding the separated rock faces in an open position forming a channel for flow of formation fluids back to the wellbore.
Proppant flowback is the transport of proppants back into the wellbore with the production of formation fluids following fracturing. This undesirable result causes undue wear on production equipment, the need for separation of solids from the produced hydrocarbons and occasionally also decreases the efficiency of the fracturing operation since the proppant does not remain within the fracture and may limit the width or conductivity of the created flow channel. Proppant flowback often may be aggravated by what is described as "aggressive" flowback of the well after a stimulation treatment. Aggressive flowback generally entails flowback of the treatment fluid at a rate of from about 0.001 to about 0.1 barrels per minute (BPM) per perforation of the treatment fluids which were introduced into the subterranean formation. Such flowback rates accelerate or force closure of the formation upon the proppant introduced into the formation. The rapid flowrate can result in large quantities of the proppant flowing back into the wellbore before closure occurs or where inadequate bridging within the formation occurs. The rapid flowback is highly desirable for the operator as it returns a wellbore to production of hydrocarbons significantly sooner than would result from other techniques.
Currently, the primary means for addressing the proppant flowback problem is to employ resin-coated proppants or resin consolidation of the proppant which are not capable of use in aggressive flowback situations. Further, the cost of resin-coated proppant is high, and is therefore used only as a tail-in in the last five to twenty five percent of the proppant placement. Resin-coated proppant is not always effective since there is some difficulty in placing it uniformly within the fractures and, additionally, the resin coating can have a deleterious effect on fracture conductivity. Resin coated proppant also may interact chemically with common fracturing fluid crosslinking systems such as guar or hydroxypropylguar with organo-metallics or borate crosslinkers. This interaction results in altered crosslinking and/or break times for the fluids thereby affecting placement. Another means showing reasonable effectiveness has been to gradually release fracturing pressure once the fracturing operation has been completed so that fracture closure pressure acting against the proppant builds slowly allowing the proppant particles to stabilize before flowback of the fracturing fluid and the beginning of hydrocarbon production. Such slow return is undesirable, however, since it reduces the production from the wellbore until the treatment fluid is removed.
In unconsolidated formations, it is common to place a filtration bed of gravel in the near-wellbore area in order to present a physical barrier to the transport of unconsolidated formation fines with the production of hydrocarbons. Typically, such so-called "gravel packing operations" involve the pumping and placement of a quantity of gravel and/or sand having a mesh size between about 10 and 60 mesh on the U.S. Standard Sieve Series into the unconsolidated formation adjacent to the wellbore. It is sometimes also desirable to bind the gravel particles together in order to form a porous matrix through which formation fluids can pass while straining out and retaining the bulk of the unconsolidated sand and/or fines transported to the near wellbore area by the formation fluids. The gravel particles may constitute a resin-coated gravel which is either pre-cured or can be cured by an overflush of a chemical binding agent once the gravel is in place. It has also been known to add various hardenable binding agents or hardenable adhesives directly to an overflush of unconsolidated gravel in order to bind the particles together.
U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,330,005, 5,439,055 and 5,501,275 disclose a method for overcoming the difficulties of resin coating proppants or gravel packs by the incorporation of a fibrous material in the fluid with which the particulates are introduced into the subterranean formation. The fibers generally have a length ranging upwardly from about 2 millimeters and a diameter of from about 6 to about 200 microns. Fibrillated fibers of smaller diameter also may be used. The fibers are believed to act to bridge across constrictions and orifices in the proppant pack and form a mat or framework which holds the particulates in place thereby limiting particulate flowback. The fibers typically result in a 25 percent or greater loss in permeability of the proppant pack that is created in comparison to a pack without the fibers. While this technique may function to limit some flowback, it fails to secure the particulates to one another in the manner achieved by use of resin coated particulates.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,551,514 discloses a method for sand control that combines resin consolidation and placement of a fibrous material in intimate mixture with the particulates to enhance production without a gravel pack screen.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,501,274 discloses a method for reducing proppant flowback by the incorporation of thermoplastic material in particulate, ribbon or flake form with the proppant. Upon deposition of the proppant and thermoplastic material in the formation, the thermoplastic material softens and causes particulates adjacent the material to adhere to the thermoplastic creating agglomerates. The agglomerates then bridge with the other agglomerates and other particulates to prevent flowback from the formation.
The present invention provides methods and apparatuses for controlling the flowback of proppants that have been placed inside fractures of subterranean formations, which meet the needs described above and overcome the deficiencies of the prior art.
In one embodiment of the present invention, a method of forming an in-situ filter for controlling flowback of proppants injected into a fracture of a subterranean formation is provided. The method includes the step of injecting an expandable member into the fracture. Prior to injecting the expandable member into the fracture, the expandable member is compressed and inserted into the center of a mass of a fibrous network. The compressed structure is then placed inside of a mold cavity. An aqueous soluble mixture containing a filler material and adhesive is then injected into the mold cavity and allowed to cure until it forms a solid structure, which encapsulates the expandable member. The solid structure containing the expandable member is then removed from the mold cavity and ready for injection into the fracture. The encapsulated compressed expandable member is preferably mixed in a proppant slurry prior to being injected into the fracture. After the expandable member has been injected into the fracture, the soluble mixture making up the solid structure dissolves over time leaving a network of fibrous material and the expandable members, which act as a filter or a screen to restrict movement of the proppants during production.
In another embodiment, the present invention is directed to an in-situ filter for controlling flowback of proppants formed in a fracture of a subterranean formation, which comprises a network of fibrous material and a plurality of interspersed expandable members. Preferably, the expandable member is a spring, e.g., a torsion spring, compression spring, open coil spring, helical spring or clock spring. The encapsulated compressed expandable member can be formed into a number of different configurations, including, e.g., a solid ball having a spherical or elliptical shape or a solid structure having a generally bird or shuttlecock configuration.
In yet another embodiment, the present invention provides a system for controlling flowback of proppants injected into a fracture of a subterranean formation. The system comprises a plurality of the encapsulated compressed expandable members placed in the fracture adjacent to a wellbore formed within the subterranean formation. A fibrous material and aqueous soluble filler material are encapsulated with the compressed expandable members. As the soluble material dissolves, the compressed expandable members are released from the encapsulated state and expand to form an in-situ filter in the fracture adjacent to the wellbore.
Other and further objects, features and advantages of the present invention will be readily apparent to those skilled in the art upon a reading of the description of preferred embodiments which follows.
The present invention is better understood by reading the following description of non-limitative embodiments with reference to the attached drawings, which are briefly described as follows:
It is to be noted, however, that the appended drawings illustrate only typical embodiments of this invention and are therefore not to be considered limiting of its scope, as the invention may admit to other equally effective embodiments.
The details of the present invention will now be discussed with reference to the FIGS. Turning to
Next, an aqueous soluble mixture of filler and adhesive is injected into the mold cavity to encapsulate the compressed springs. After curing, the contents inside the mold are transformed into a solid ball. This solid ball can be spherical or elliptical in shape. Other shapes are also possible as those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate. Preferably, the ball has a diameter smaller than that of a fracture to allow it to enter the fracture.
Next, a number of these soluble solid balls are mixed with a slurry containing the proppants, which are to be restrained. The slurry mixture containing the solid balls and proppants is then pumped down hole during the fracturing treatment step, preferably during the tail-in of proppant stage. Ideally, the solid balls are injected into the fractures adjacent to the wellbore. The solid balls then begin to dissolve. As this happens, the springs re-expand so that the entire fibrous structure is enlarged (as shown in
The torsion springs formed into the soluble solid balls can be formed of a number of different materials, including, e.g., shape memory alloys (such as Nitinol) and shape memory polymers. Shape memory polymers are known to return to their original shape after being exposed to certain temperatures. As those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate, other types of springs may be used in place of a torsion spring in the embodiment shown in
The aqueous soluble filler material preferably mainly comprises glycerin, wintergreen oil, oxyzolidine oil (animal, vegetable or mineral) and water. The adhesive is preferably formed mainly of collagen. As those of ordinary skill in the art will appreciate, other compositions may be employed in forming the filler material, such as aliphatic polyesters, polylactic acid, poly(lactides), poly(anhydrides) and adhesive. Appropriate compositions of filler and adhesive are mixed to form a viscous slurry suitable for injection molding. Preferably, the balls are manufactured to have a specific gravity of about 0.5 to 2.0. More preferably, the balls are manufactured to have a specific gravity of about 1.1 to 1.2. Light weight beads are optionally embedded with the filler material to help adjust the specific gravity of the balls. The balls can be made lighter by using, e.g., pearlite, or heavier by using, e.g., sand.
An alternate embodiment of the present invention is shown in
Next, the expandable structure is wound to significantly reduce the overall diameter of the spring, as shown in the fourth drawing of
In an alternative version of the embodiment shown in
The expandable structures of
As the soluble material and/or adhesive dissolves, the compressed structure re-expands under downhole conditions. More specifically, as the spring unwinds, the entire structure enlarges to cause it to be bridged within the fracture. The free ends of the wires help to grip the fracture. As a result, the spring, wire segments, and filter sheath if employed, together act as a filter or a screen to restrict the movement of the proppants and prevent them from producing back during production of the well.
Therefore, the present invention is well adapted to carry out the objects and attain the ends and advantages mentioned as well as those that are inherent therein. While numerous changes may be made by those skilled in the art, such changes are encompassed within the spirit of this invention as defined by the appended claims.
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