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June 25, 2012 | Audiologist | Chatham-Kent | Competition #2012-042
Date: | June 25, 2012 |
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Audiologist |
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Start Date: | October 2012 |
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$44,367 per annum ($73,945 per annum pro-rated to 60%) |
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Temporary Contract to September 30, 2013; Part-time; 21 hours per week |
Provide diagnostic assessment and evaluation of hearing loss. Prescribe hearing aids and other assistive devices for clients. Plan and direct treatment/rehabilitation for clients. Clients may be individuals, small groups or organizations.
Direct Service:
1. In relation to Other Professionals and Agencies:
- Liaise, act as resource for and consult with other professionals, counsellors, agencies and services in relation to confidential client information
- Initiate and prepare effective program development strategies in relation to ongoing community requirements
- Research funding resources for program planning
- Liaise with other professionals (internal/external) and agencies to determine service needs, action plans in relation to current/on-going development of the program
- Write letters to workplaces of clients describing assessment results and therapy and their relation to specific employment duties
- Aiding CHS Speech-Language Pathologists in the explanation of hearing loss to parents of pre-school children with hearing loss
- Provide on going research and maintain information on community resources, government programs etc.
- Provide training to other staff and volunteers in order to facilitate regional aural rehabilitation programs (Hearing Help Classes and Hearing Screening)
- Initiate, develop and execute original research projects and write accompanying papers
- Refer ineligible clients to other community resources
- Act as a resource and liaise with other professionals and regional offices in relation to aural rehabilitation classes and prevention of hearing loss (especially due to noise)
- Represent Audiology and Aural Rehabilitation services on internal CHS committees
- Participate in regional support (including travel) to other CHS audiology programs as able
- Communicate with other health professionals and patients through new technology, namely video-conferencing, for the purposes of clinical assessment through video otoscopy as well as counselling
- As requested, provide input regarding marketing strategies and dispensing fees
- As required, assist in program expansion efforts e.g. support and coverage to the regions
- Other duties as assigned
2. In Relation to Target Client Groups and Caregivers:
- Perform professional Audiology services including, but not restricted to, those listed below:
- Accept referrals and screen clients, by walk in or phone referral, in order to assess feasibility and eligibility for Canadian Hearing Society Audiological services
- Initiate appointments for eligible clients
- Assess hearing loss using diagnostic evaluations
- Determine further appropriate tests as required
- Determine, recommend and perform advanced testing procedures
- Interpret test results to clients and their family members
- Prescribe appropriate hearing aids, FM systems and Assistive Listening Devices in relation to individual hearing loss.
- Counsel and instruct clients in care and maintenance of hearing aids; pair hearing instruments with blue tooth devices and remote controls
- Provide hearing aid checks to ensure appropriate fit of hearing aids to prescription and perform necessary adjustments as needed.
- Prepare accurate in-the-ear earmold impressions for the ordering of custom hearing aids and earmolds for Behind-the-Ear hearing aids.
- Complete manufacturer hearing aid order forms
- Generate sales invoice at point-of-sale for consumers, funders and other agencies.
- Provide hearing aid repairs, such as tubing changes, shell and earmold modifications
- Provide home visits, on occasion, to clients with mobility issues
- Provide information, support and education in relation to hearing aids, hearing loss and related issues for clients in need and their families/caregivers
- Consult with referring physicians, family/caregivers and other support providers in relation to client history
- Refer clients to other agencies or services as required by client needs
- Assist the client and family/caregivers in development of effective communication strategies
- Provide information and education to clients about CHS services and relevant policies and procedures
- Responsible for research, assessment and maintenance of clients in relation to bone conduction, cochlear implants and other special projects as required
- Provide specialized assessment and treatment for clients suffering from tinnitus
- Refer clients to other agencies or services as required by client needs
- Initiate, facilitate and maintain support, speech reading and other groups
- Provide auditory training
- Provide support for the FM contract with the school board, which includes ordering and dispensing FM systems.
- Responsible for hearing screening and providing information at Open Houses, community centers and health fairs.
- Keep accurate audiological records in relation to client files, test results, treatment and follow-up
- Initiate, maintain and update accurate client referral and intake documents, notes to file, files, assessment forms and other information as required by CHS, department/government policies and procedures, and CASLPO
- Initiate and follow up on correspondence and phone calls from clients, general public and other referral sources including government and agency contacts
- Generate and mail audiological reports for new clients to their General Practitioners
- Maintain internal (CHS) statistics and reports
- Responsible for data submission to Manager for further submission to funders
- Maintain and provide summary client services reports when required
- Provide administrative information in accordance with government policies e.g.: Freedom of Information Act
- Initiate & maintain mailing lists for Audiological services
- Assist in equipment evaluations, calibrations and maintenance
- Order and maintain equipment inventory
- Responsible for infection control of instruments used for testing, such as otoscope tips, as well as toys used to help with testing children.
- Provide coverage for reception or program assistant duties as required
- Perform the duties of an audiology receptionist on Saturdays; check in clients, enter/update their personal information in the database, create a file for them, schedule appointments
- Determine and provide appropriate rating and accompanying documentation for mentored Audiologist as per CASLPO requirements
- Comply with CASLPO regulations regarding privacy act and client confidentiality.
- Other duties as assigned
- Complete financial assistance forms for ADP and other sources as required
- Prepare computer generated sales orders, cost estimates and invoices as well as requests for funding for consumers and other related agencies.
- Prepare, maintain and provide accurate billing records, estimates, invoices, forms for financial assistance and statistics.
- Provide retail sales of hearing aids, FM Systems, accessories and batteries
- Liaise with professionals/instructors in relation to student progress and activities
- Provide reports on performance as required
- Provide training, guidance and monitor workload for Communication Disorders Assistant as per CASLPO guidelines
- Provide supervision of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology students
Community Education:
- Advocate for accessibility and accommodation with external contacts
- Act as CHS representative and provide information about services at external workshops/seminars for other professionals, agencies, networks, etc.
- Act as a resource and provide education/evaluation regarding current Audiological/Rehabilitative testing practices to external contacts, internal and external professionals and other agencies
- Represent CHS on external professional committees as required
- Co-ordinate information and organise, lead, or participate in specific programs such as community or consumer workshops related to hearing health issues
- Participate in community projects and specialised campaigns e.g.: United Way , May Month
- Develop materials to promote CHS and hearing health services
- Participate in the "Physician Referral Program": visit General Practitioner offices and provide and explain a tool kit including brochures, articles and a hearing screener.
- Provide mobile hearing screening and community education through Van Project as required
- Consult and collaborate with other professionals/agencies regarding research
- Participate in media interviews including TV, radio and magazines as required
- Provide written articles about hearing health care, hearing aids and assistive listening devices to newspapers, magazines and professional journals as required
Professional Development:
- Attend conferences, seminars, continuing education courses related to the field (Audiology, and/or other Hearing Loss issues)
- Attend onsite workshop and seminars on new technologies with hearing aids and assistive listening devices
- Provide professional development sessions to Audiology team and other employees at CHS
- Maintain registration (Continuing Education Credit) requirements for CASLPO membership
- Attend internal staff meetings
- Keep up-to-date on issues and information related to position and agency
- Acquire and maintain ASL proficiency requirement for the position (Intermediate-Plus)
- Complete online ASLPO Self Assessment questionnaires
- Compile data and files for CASLPO Peer Assessment
Reports to Regional Director, Windsor and Director Hearing Health Care, Toronto
- Master's degree in Audiology
- Registered with CASLPO
- Registered as an ADP Authorizer and Dispenser
- 3-5 years experience
- Strong background in dispensing required
- Experience with prescribing and dispensing hearing aids and FM Systems
- Ability to make decisions and handle multiple tasks in a busy clinical environment
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, Internet and electronic clinical management systems and NOAH software
- Demonstrated ability to work as a team member
- Demonstrated excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Proficiency in American Sign Language (ASL) or willingness to learn; French and LSQ are assets
- Occasional local and out of town travel e.g. presentations, support to other offices, professional development, etc.
- Demonstrated sensitivity to working in a culturally diverse environment
Date (Internal)* – July 4, 2012 *Please note that as per the terms of our Collective Agreement, qualifying internal candidates will be considered first. External candidates – you will be contacted if you are selected for an interview. In accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), CHS will provide accommodation, accessible formats and communication supports for the interview upon request. |
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FORT WAYNE — Columbia City's girls soccer team improved on its second round with Huntington North this season, but it was not enough to get by the Lady Vikings.
The Lady Eagles lost a Class 2A sectional semifinal to Huntington North Tuesday by a final of 2-0.
It was one goal in each half for the Lady Vikings to bring the game to its final score.
Earlier this season, Huntington North beat the Lady Eagles 4-0.
"We made some adjustments," said Columbia City Girls Soccer Head Coach Stephanie Wiley. "I think those helped us a lot, we just couldn't get the ball in the net."
FORT WAYNE — Columbia City's boys soccer season came to an end Monday against Homestead.
The Spartans beat the Eagles 15-0.
Homestead scored eight goals in the first half and seven in the second to bring the game to its final margin.
Columbia City Boys Soccer Coach Derick Rice said the team kept in the game despite the margin.
"The scoreboard doesn't always show they've competed and that their hearts is still in it," he said.
FORT WAYNE — Whitko's girls soccer season came to a close Monday night with a heart-breaking sectional loss.
The Lady Wildcats hung close with a strong Fort Wayne Concordia squad, but fell 1-0 to end their season.
Both teams held each other scoreless in the first half, but Concordia's Kayla Deaton snuck in a second-half goal to pull out the win for the Lady Cadets.
COLUMBIA CITY — It wasn't pretty, but Columbia City's girls volleyball team got the job done.
"We just didn't play well," Lady Eagle Head Coach Trish Hinen said. "I don't know if it was because we just got off fall break, but it was a roller coaster tonight."
Against Canterbury Monday night, the Lady Eagles opened up game one at home with a 25-19 loss, but returned in game two to take a 25-8 win.
Columbia City turned around in game three and gave up a 25-19 loss, but finally got its ducks in a row for the final two sets to win in five games.
WHITLEY COUNTY — With two weeks left of high school football, two Whitley County high schools are in the driver's seat for conference championships.
Whitko (5-2, 5-0) and Churubusco (7-0, 5-0) are both the only unbeatens left in their respective conferences, the Three Rivers Conference (TRC) and Northeast Corner Conference (NECC).
Whitko beat North Miami last week, 49-35. Rochester, the only other unbeaten in the TRC heading into the week, fell to Tippecanoe Valley 42-21.
The Indian Springs Middle School varsity cross country girls squad didn't let a drenched course keep it from running to first place at the Carroll Middle School Invitational last Saturday.
The team took first out of the 15-school field and beat the always-strong conference rival Maple Creek for the third time this season.
FORT WAYNE — Columbia City's boys and girls cross country teams traveled to Fort Wayne for the Northeast Hoosier Conference cross country meet Saturday.
In a day with poor weather, both teams placed seventh out of eight teams.
"Running conditions at race time were heavy rain, muddy and chilly," Columbia City Head Coach Bob Fahl said.
The girls were led by Samantha Roush, who picked up her fourth 1st-Team All-NHC title.
Roush placed fourth with a time of 19:33.
Columbia City's girls' number two runner, Brooke Werstler, placed 25th overall.
DENVER — Whitko's football team continued its winning streak Friday, downing Three Rivers Conference foe North Miami 49-35 to remain undefeated in the TRC.
Devin Gerding tallied three of the Wildcats' seven touchdowns — two in the air and one on the ground.
Gerding scored the 'Cats' first two TDs of the game to give Whitko a strong 14-0 advantage in the first quarter.
His first score came off a 26-yard pass from quarterback Ethan Nicodemus with less than five minutes off the clock.
CHURUBUSCO — Rewind to one year ago, and Churubusco was handed its first and only loss of the regular season at Culver Academy.
The opposing Eagles stomped 'Busco 35-16. Churubusco was on a four-game shutout streak before traveling to Culver last September.
The tables were turned this season, as Churubusco dropped Culver Academy (4-4) by a 20-3 score.
The first quarter was a defensive battle, as neither team found the end zone.
'Busco picked up momentum in the second quarter after a fourth-down conversion.
COLUMBIA CITY — A Columbia City Eagle football team still licking its wounds from a spate of injuries ran into a visiting East Noble squad, angry from an upset loss last week.
The Eagles, despite what Head Coach Randy Hudgins called a "good week of practice," came out flat and dug themselves a 14-0 first quarter hole on their way to a 31-7 Northeast Hoosier Conference loss on a rainy night at Max Gandy Athletic Field.
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It's hard to manage burning mouth/tongue syndrome. It happens more often in middle-aged women and in people with diabetes.
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Experts have suggested many other causes, too. And often no specific trigger starts the pain.
To evaluate the symptoms, your doctor will take a thorough history with special attention to the more common causes. He or she will examine your mouth and tongue. Blood tests might also be helpful.
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The Rapha Continental Summer Season
These are the faces of the Rapha Continental. Each Tuesday from now through the end of the Summer you will see stories, photos, and musings from these characters. There have been some changes afoot over on the Continental end of the website. With the addition of new riders — James Selman, Joe Staples and Carey S-H (our first female rider) — there has also been an influx of new content. Their bicycles, Beloved, Moots and Signal, respectively, are chance enough to celebrate their addition to the team.
However, when the time came to add their bios we put it to the rest of the crew as well. Each and every rider biography has been updated. And along with the questionnaire that you see, there is also a drawing of each of them next to their profile. Pete Rubijono started doing these drawings a couple of years ago while we were traveling around the East Coast riding Continental Rides and Racing Cyclocross. Last summer, when East met West teams he got the opportunity to meet an fill in the gaps where they existed. Each of his drawings are placed to the right of the team bios.
The bio pages have become a useful tool as well. Directly above the drawings you will find specific details for each of the riders. When people are unable to make it in to one of our retail locations, this is where we point them. Each of the Contintental riders height, weight, and associated clothing sizes has been put into this chart. Along with a few snippits and quotes as to what their favorite pieces may be.
Publishing Schedule
The plan, as it stands, is to update the Blog with Continental Road Journal happenings on a weekly basis. This next week will see the start of the Ride the Rockies tour through Colorado. And this Thursday, June 10th we should see a short film and photos from The Tour of the Unknown Coast. For the full schedule, see the Summer Season details. There will be some assistance from these riders in terms of content on the blog as the summer progresses. It is our hope that their particular take on what it means to be a part of the Rapha Continental will shine through their voices.
13th - Joe Staples
20th - Kansas Waugh
27th - Sam Richardson
3rd - Piers North
10th - Ben Lieberson
31st - Tony Pereira
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Wed, Jul 01, 2009 | 07:29 BST
Entire Damnation team laid off
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Shacknews has dug up some legal docs surrounding Damnation's development, none of it pretty.
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Thu, May 21, 2009 | 23:58 BST
Damnation gets ready for release with new assets
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Tue, May 12, 2009 | 20:56 BST
Damnation video details storyline, villains, super soldiers
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Wed, Apr 22, 2009 | 19:16 BST
Damnation assets show off a fine looking game
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We had a chat with Blur Omega's Jacob Minkoff about Damnation recently, and it's all sounding very promising. Have a look.
Wed, Mar 19, 2008 | 12:06 GMT
Damnation fully playable in co-op, says Blue Omega
Blue Omega-developed Damnation – the "shooter gone vertical" to be published by Codemasters this winter – will feature buddy-buddy action from beginning to end.
"The single-player campaign is fully playable in two-player co-op," chief designer Jacob Minkoff told videogaming247, adding, "After just one multiplayer match, trust me – you'll see what makes it different, and I think you'll love it. I know we do."
The steampunk action title – described by Minkoff as a "hardcore shooter" – adds co-op to what sounds like sprawling cityscapes, over which up and down matters just as much as across. Sounds a bit like Crackdown fused with Assassin's Creed. With loads of vehicles.
"You'll start out a level standing on the top of a tall cliff and looking far into the distance where you'll see a sprawling cityscape, dominated by a huge tower that is miles away," explained Minkoff. "Your goal is to get to the top of that tower and defeat the boss enemy atop it but, to get there, you're going to have to make your way through the city, climbing across rooftops, ducking inside buildings, descending into sewers, etc – until you can finally climb your way up to the top of that tower.
"Then, you'll be able to look back at the city and see all the places you've been to and fought in. Rather than making a hallway shooter that consists of tiny alleys, warehouses, and office buildings, we've made an epic, expansive, varied would for the player to explore."
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NOTICE: This center will be CLOSED for cleaning September 9 - 15 2013
Hours of Operation
- Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.
- Saturday, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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Time: 8 to 9 a.m., Monday through Friday.
Cost: $1.50
Reservations: No reservations needed.
Time: 11:30 a.m.to 12:30 p.m., Monday through Friday
- Ages 60 and older - Suggested $2 donation.
- Ages 50 - 59 - $3.25
- Ages 49 and younger - $5
Reservations: Required by noon one working day ahead.
Sprayground photo by Pat Vasquez Cunningham, © Albuquerque Journal. Reprinted with permission.
The water sprayground, a fully automated aquatic play environment where all ages can get wet during the hot summer months, is located at Manzano Mesa Multigenerational Center.
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The park is open from May through early August to people of all ages. Parent and guardians must have a current $13 membership.
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Take a sneak peek at the official Dublin opening of WICKED
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There are a lot of great music players for Windows, and it's next to impossible to make a broad "best" statement that applies to everyone, but that doesn't stop the powerful, yet easy-to-use Winamp from winning our hearts for the best music player on Windows.
Note that, while Winamp is taking the place of "best music player" for this app directory, we know that a lot of you are fiercely loyal to your favorite music player, and with good reason—there are a lot of fantastic players for Windows. This is an app category that is very subject to personal taste and needs, and we get that. Check out the Competition section below for more info on some of our other favorite players for Windows.
Platform: Windows
Price: Free, $20 for Pro version
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- Manages all your media and supports a ridiculous amount of formats.
- Create and manage playlists, and "smart" playlists that update based on custom filters
- Enqueue songs into a "Now Playing" pane for on-the-go playlist creation.
- Watch folders on your hard drive for changes and automatically adjust your library accordingly
- Import libraries from iTunes
- Sync iPod, Android, and many other portable music devices with your library
- Limited CD burning and ripping support, unhindered in $20 pro version
- Remotely access and share your music from any web browser
- Auto-tag your music using the Gracenote music database
- View detailed artist and track information as you play music
- Subscribe, download, and listen to podcasts, either by searching Winamp's podcast directory or by adding feeds yourself
- A plugin architecture that lets you add lots of functionality to the player, like extra supported formats, skins, library organization tools, and other features.
- An integrated browser that allows you to browse for just about anything in-player (useful for browsing plug-ins, skins, and so on)
Where It Excels
Winamp is heavily customizable without being too difficult to use, which means that the majority of users can easily tweak the interface, install extra plugins, and generally get the player working exactly how they want it to. It also supports tons of different file formats and syncs with nearly any USB device out there. The bottom line is that anyone can use this player and get it to suit their needs, which makes it a great go-to program when you're looking for a media player.
Where It Falls Short
If there weren't other media players out there, we'd say Winamp is damn near perfect. But, when it comes down to it, it isn't quite as customizable as foobar2000, nor is it as great for tagging and organizing your music as MediaMonkey. That said, it still excels greatly in both of these areas, while not going so far as to make the player confusing and difficult to use, which is a good thing.
Also, Winamp has some slightly annoying installation practices, like trying to add extra software or a toolbar to your machine, as well as make itself the default player for nearly every media file type out there. As long as you don't skip through the installation, though, you should be able to avoid these pretty easily.
The Competition
Winamp is great, but that's not to say it's the only option on Windows. If we could, we'd probably have a list of five "best" media players here, but our goal is to only choose one, so we don't. However, there are quite a few other players that we'd highly recommend looking at:
MediaMonkey: If you are a true music junkie with a humungous library, MediaMonkey is a great program to keep it all sorted. It has more options than we even know what to do with when it comes to tagging, organizing, and managing your library, and it also has the same syncing, folder watching, podcasting, and customizing features we love so much in Winamp. These organization features also make it great for those who currently have very messy libraries, or are just really, really obsessive about organization. Plus, it's currently the only non-iTunes player that can sync with iOS devices.
Foobar2000: Foobar2000 is extremely lightweight and insanely customizable. It won't do much but play and tag music out of the box, but it also has a lot of plugins that let you customize its features. It's a bit more difficult to use than Winamp or MediaMonkey, though, so it's really a better player for advanced users that want to tweak every dark corner of the player (unless you don't care what it looks like and only need a few basic features).
iTunes: We aren't huge fans of iTunes on Windows, but if you're an iPhone user, it's certainly the easiest way to sync your music, apps, playlists, and other info to your phone (since it was made for it). That's pretty much the only reason to use it in our opinion, though, and even then, other players can still sync to iDevices quite nicely, so we'd shop around first.
These are some of the biggest ones, but there are still a ton of others, like Windows Media Player, the Zune Player, MusicBee, Clementine, and even VLC (though we'd be hard pressed to call that a full-featured music library program). The best thing you can do when looking for a music player on Windows is try a few out. If you don't feel like sifting through a ton of players, though, I'll eat my hat if you can't make Winamp work the way you want it to.
Lifehacker's App Directory is a new and growing directory of recommendations for the best applications and tools in a number of given categories. This week, we're focusing on music players.


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LabelPocketbooks like this one carried currency, papers, and other valuables of both men and women in the mid- to late eighteenth century, and were often worked in Irish stitch (also known as bargello), which is hardwearing and can be endlessly varied. This example was made for Philadelphian George Gray, who operated Gray's Ferry across the Schuylkill River and served as speaker of the Pennsylvania Assembly. Although the skilled female family member or friend who made it misspelled Gray's first name, she created a vivacious and striking object. |


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When I began researching the controversial Marlin Mine near my childhood home in the highlands of western Guatemala during grad school, I discovered it was just one of many mines throughout Latin America causing fierce debate about economic, social, and environmental impacts on local communities.
The Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting and the CBC (in Canada) have partnered on a project focusing on these mining conflicts, particularly in Panama and involving Canadian mining companies. The project is called The New Conquistadors, and features excellent videos and stories.
There's also an interactive Google Map showing the locations of all the mining conflicts in Latin America over the past couple of decades. I'd urge you to spend some time clicking through the map and reading the brief summaries of each.
If you'd like to learn more about the important issue of mining and why indigenous people throughout Latin America react so strongly against it taking place on their land, here are some of my earlier posts:
April 23, 2012 – MCC's work in Guatemala
October 19, 2011 – New report on economic & environmental impacts of mining
July 26, 2011 – Torture settlement in Peru and the need for mining reform
July 18, 2011 – What would Jesus do… about mining?
May 20, 2011 – A year after order to close, Marlin Mine going strong
March 17, 2011 – U.S. Congress discussing the Marlin Mine in Guatemala?
February 26, 2011 – An update on gold and my old hometown
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Tue, Nov 19, 2013 | 21:42 GMT
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW! launch trailer released
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW! has a launch trailer available below, in which you can get an idea of what to expect from the Finn and Jake game. The WayForward Technologies title hit North America on 3DS, PC, PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii U today, and released in Europe on November 15.
Wed, Nov 13, 2013 | 00:24 GMT
DuckTales: Remastered now available in-store in North America
Capcom's loving remake DuckTales: Remastered is now available from really truly bricks and mortar shops in North America, rather than only through the tenuous wavings of the intertoobs. Those of you filled with nostalgia but bereft of a decent ADSL plan can thus rejoice. Developed by WayForward, it'll set you back $20 and is available on PlayStation 3, Wii U and Xbox 360.
Thanks, NintendoLife.
Wed, Oct 16, 2013 | 10:13 BST
Mighty Switch Force 2 Wii U release date nailed down
Mighty Switch Force 2 developer WayForward Technologies has – at long last – nailed down a solid release date for its platformer.
Sat, Oct 12, 2013 | 21:29 BST
WayForward was working on a Silent Hill game for DS at one point
WayForward Technologies took to Twitch recently to show off a Silent Hill DS game it had in the works before the game was cancelled.
Thu, Oct 10, 2013 | 17:10 BST
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW! video shows loads of gameplay
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW! has a new video available showing loads of gameplay footage from WayForward Technologies upcoming title. The game will release on 3DS, PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii U this fall, and up to four players can team up to save the Candy Kingdom by exploring Princess Bubblegum's Secret Royal Dungeon. While you are down there, you can beat up enemies and search for lovely treasure. Video courtesy of CoinOp TV. Screenshots are below as well.
Tue, Oct 01, 2013 | 03:54 BST
Shantae: Half-Genie Hero hits first stretch goal, adds bonus campaign
Wayforward Technologies will build a whole second campaign into Shantae: Half-Genie Hero thanks to the generosity of backers.
Tue, Sep 24, 2013 | 00:25 BST
Shantae: Half-Genie Hero hits Kickstarter goal
Wayforward Technologies has been successful in crowdfunding $400,000 for Shantae: Half-Genie Hero. The retro-inspired platformer is coming to PC, PlayStation 3, PS4, Wii U, Xbox 360 and Xbox One, as well as Vita and Vita TV. Wayforward was assisted in the development of both its recent Shantae games by Inti Creates, the developer of Mighty No. 9 and Mega Man. The Kickstarter campaign has ten days remaining and Wayforward has set a number of stretch goals.
Fri, Sep 20, 2013 | 06:16 BST
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I Don't Know! gets four new screens
Can you believe Namco Bandai had the cheek to send me another set of screenshots today after yesterday's massive horror? We'll forgive the publisher though, because these ones are for Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I Don't Know!
Fri, Sep 06, 2013 | 06:30 BST
Shantae and the Pirate's Curse gets first trailer
Here's the first trailer for Shantae and the Pirate's Curse, the latest portable entry in WayForward's flagship IP. This one grants our eponymous genie pirate-themed powers, and has her exploring a large, inter-connected world map.
Wed, Sep 04, 2013 | 12:58 BST
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW! gets new screens
Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW! has received a batch of new gameplay screens, courtesy of publiisher Namco Bandai. They show Finn, Jake, the Ice King and LSP tearing up some dungeons together.
Mon, Sep 02, 2013 | 09:30 BST
Mighty Switch Force 2 Wii U release pegged for October
Mighty Switch Force 2 developer WayForward Technologies has roughed out an October release window for the game's Wii U build.
Mon, Aug 12, 2013 | 11:54 BST
DuckTales: Remastered reviews score round-up
DuckTales: Remastered's reviews are dropping like dead ducks shot out of the sky by some moustache twirling poacher. We've got all the scores here.
Mon, Jul 15, 2013 | 08:48 BST
Mighty Switch Force! 2 age-rated for Wii U
Mighty Switch Force! 2 developer WayForward Technologies appears to be bringing its recently-release 3DS platformer to Wii U, according to a PEGI age-rating.
Thu, Jul 11, 2013 | 16:45 BST
DuckTales: Remastered will release in August
WayForward has announced that DuckTales: Remastered will release in August.
Thu, Jul 11, 2013 | 06:17 BST
Shantae hits 3DS Virtual Console next week
WayForward Technologies' original Shantae game finally makes the leap to 3DS next week.
Fri, Jun 28, 2013 | 10:24 BST
DuckTales Remastered Wii U gameplay shows Amazon level
Ducktales Remastered was on the E3 show floor earlier this month, and the press got to try out WayForward Technologies' rendition of the NES original's Amazon stage. Raw footage of the level has now appeared online.
Wed, Apr 24, 2013 | 12:44 BST
Shantae releasing on 3DS Virtual Console this summer
Shantae is a Game Boy Colour platformer that seems to have been re-released on every other Nintendo format so far. The 3DS is no different, as the game is getting a Virtual Console port this summer.
Tue, Apr 02, 2013 | 10:14 BST
DuckTales Remastered has an expanded plot, devs clarify
DuckTales Remastered developer WayForward Technologies has explained that it has heavily expanded on the plot of Capcom's NES original. To be fair, the original explained very little so this is probably an ace idea.
Mon, Mar 25, 2013 | 02:21 GMT
DuckTales Remastered brings back cartoon's voice cast
The 1989 NES classic DuckTales didn't have voice acting, so Capcom called in the voice talent from the animated TV series for the newly-announced DuckTales Remastered.
Thu, Mar 21, 2013 | 10:20 GMT
Mighty Switch Force 2 confirmed for 3DS spring release, new screens & details inside
Mighty Switch Force 2 has been properly announced for a spring release on the 3DS eShop following a screenshot tease yesterday. Developer WayForward has now released a batch of screens and art, as well as a plot synopsis.


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Video: Lakewood officer James Davies funeral held
Video: Funeral services set for slain Lakewood policeman
Video: Funeral for slain Lakewood cop Thursday
The funeral for James Davies was held at the Denver First Church of the Nazarene.
"The procession following the funeral will leave the church and proceed westbound on Hampden Ave. to Wadsworth Blvd., then northbound to Alameda Ave., then westbound to Kipling St., then northbound to W. 6th Ave., then westbound to Indiana St. and finally southbound Indiana St. into the Jefferson County Fairgrounds," according to a statement released by Lakewood Police.
Traffic delays are expected along the procession route.
In the 42-year history of the Lakewood Police Department, Davies is the first officer to die in the line of duty.
"We will learn from this, every time an officer is lost in the line of duty, there are lessons learned. Lessons learned from this incident we will pass this along to other agencies in hopes they never have to experience a similar tragedy," Lakewood Police Chief Kevin Paletta told 9NEWS.
He says the department feels the loss every day.
"We're going about our duties with heavy hearts," Paletta said. He says during these difficult times, the the department is encouraged by the outpouring of the community.
Davies was in a backyard investigating reports of gunfire and was in full uniform when another officer behind a fence shot him on Friday.
Police say 37-year-old Joe Anthony Ruiz is accused of firing gun shots that led to the police shooting.
He appeared in court Sunday to be advised of his rights. Officers were investigating reports of a prowler in the neighborhood when they heard the gunfire. Police then set up a perimeter around Ruiz's house as they prepared to search the place.
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Situated amidst a sea of agricultural land, Riding Mountain rises dramatically from the prairie landscape forming part of the Manitoba Escarpment. In this majestic 3000 square kilometre Park, Eastern, Western and Northern Canada meet in a unique environment of towering white spruce, hardwood forests and prairie grasslands. Some of North America's largest elk, moose and black bear live here. Take advantage of the 400 km of hiking, biking, horse and cross-country ski trails. Wasagaming, the park's townsite on the shores of Clear Lake, offers a full range of visitor services including accommodation, restaurants and shopping. There is something for everyone!
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Explore Maine's Historic Forts During Fall
Maine is home to some of the northeast's best preserved military fortifications. Explore wooden, granite and earthen forts dating to the mid-1700s with lookouts, underground passageways and weaponry on display.
Fort Point State Park is the site of Fort Pownall, built in 1759 to protect the area against French enemies. Visitors can see the remnants of the 240-foot long, eight-foot deep ditch that surrounded a two-story blockhouse with square flankers on each corner. The park overlooks Penobscot Bay at the mouth of the Penobscot River in Stockton Springs.
Thousands of visitors to Fort Popham and its adjacent beach pass by Fort Baldwin, but only a fraction have explored the much larger fort on the hill overlooking Atkins Bay. At Fort Baldwin visitors can explore the passageways and rooms of three concrete batteries built into the hillside, and stand where large pedestal and disappearing guns were mounted during both World Wars. Climb the tower used to spot enemy boats and continue on the trail beyond the tower for a quiet walk in the woods.
Fort Kent State Historic Site was the northern post during the 1839 Aroostook War - a boundary dispute between New Brunswick and what is now northern Maine. The 1830s two-story, log built blockhouse is a National Historic landmark with original walls and a small museum inside displaying documents and artifacts from the land dispute and local culture and history.


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OASE editor Véronique Patteeuw in conversation with Pierre Chabart (Criticat) on architectural publishing on August 8th
"Abitare" and the OASE editors talk about OASE 90
OASE 90 will be presented on June 27th in the framework of the exhibition "Bob Van Reeth : Architect", BOZAR, Brussels
This issue of OASE investigates the assumptions behind existing value models by having the question 'what is good architecture?' answered by people whose 'preoccupation' is architecture.
OASE 89 wil be presented on April 25 in the Stadsmuseum Gent (STAM).
Le graphiste néerlandais Karel Martens occupe une place essentielle dans le paysage du graphisme, de l'art et du design d'aujourd'hui.
Now available: OASE89: Medium. Images of the Mid-Size City
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Microsoft Visual Studio 2010: Improving Class Quality with Cohesion
This two-part article series by Peter Ritchie, author of Refactoring with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, introduces code quality metrics like cohesion and coupling. Principles related to cohesion and coupling are introduced and refactorings that increase cohesion and decrease coupling are covered in this article series. In this first part we will cover how cohesion can be applied to increase code quality.
Read Microsoft Visual Studio 2010: Improving Class Quality with Cohesion in fullEnsuring Quality for Unit Testing with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Some level of automated unit testing is required to maintain the quality of the software to support the refactoring effort. In this article by Peter Ritchie, author of Refactoring with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, we'll discuss various aspects of unit testing, as well as how to approach unit testing with Visual Studio. We will cover some testing frameworks to facilitate writing, like mocking frameworks, and executing those tests. We'll cover the following topics:
- Automated testing
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- Unit test frameworks
- Unit testing legacy code
- Test-driven development
- Third party refactoring tools
Solving Least Privilege Problems with the Application Compatibility Toolkit
The launch of Windows XP in 2001 heralded the long-awaited transition of consumer-orientated editions of Windows to the NT codebase. Microsoft designed the Windows Application Compatibility Infrastructure as part of Windows XP to help system administrators and home users solve compatibility problems with applications that were designed to run in Windows 98 or earlier versions of the 9x range.
In this article by Russell Smith, author of Least Privilege Security for Windows 7, Vista and XP, we will learn:
- How the Application Compatibility Infrastructure uses shims to modify incompatible applications on the fly
- Why using shims provides the best balance between compatibility and security
- How to create shims using Application Compatibility Toolkit 5.5
- Distributing compatibility databases to devices across the enterprise
Solving LUA Problems with Avecto Privilege Guard
This article by Russell Smith, author of Least Privilege Security for Windows 7, Vista and XP, includes information about tools and techniques that can be used to solve Least Privilege Security problems. Specifically, we will use third-party solution to configure administrative privileges for applications and Windows processes on-the-fly. Privilege Guard is a third-party solution, from Microsoft Gold Partner Avecto, that allows system administrators to dynamically add or remove privileges by modifying the logged in user's access token as it's assigned to new processes.
Read Solving LUA Problems with Avecto Privilege Guard in fullIntegrating Silverlight 4 with SharePoint 2010
In this article by Gastón C. Hillar, author of Microsoft Silverlight 4 and SharePoint 2010 Integration, we want to include Silverlight 4 RIAs (Rich Internet Applications) in SharePoint 2010. RIAs provide rich experience for users, both through their browsers and outside them. Integrating Silverlight RIAs in SharePoint 2010 offers amazing opportunities to combine the power and flexibility offered by SharePoint with great user experiences. In fact, many interfaces shown in SharePoint 2010 are developed in Silverlight. We want to integrate Silverlight RIAs into SharePoint 2010. First, we must understand some of the fundamentals that are related to various tools and their configurations. In this article, we will cover many topics to help us understand the new tools and techniques involved in creating Silverlight RIAs for SharePoint 2010 sites. We will:
- Understand the benefits of integrating Silverlight with SharePoint
- Prepare the development environment to develop applications for SharePoint 2010 using Silverlight 4
- Prepare the SharePoint 2010 server to host Silverlight applications
Organizing Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010: An Extension
Dynamics GP provides a number of features to better organize the overall system and improve its usefulness for all users.
In the previous article, by Mark Polino, author of the book Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook, we saw the following features:
- Speeding up account entry with Account Aliases
- Gaining visibility with Horizontal Scroll Arrows
- Streamlining payables processing by prioritizing vendors
- Getting clarity with User Defined fields
- Developing connections with Internet User Defined fields
In this article we will look at:
- Gaining additional reporting control with Account Rollups
- Remembering processes with an Ad hoc workflow
- Improving financial reporting clarity by splitting purchasing accounts
- Speeding up lookups with Advanced Lookups
- Going straight to the site with Web Links
Interview with Grady Brett Beaubouef—Author of Maximize Your Investment
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Grady Brett Beaubouef, author of Maximize Your Investment: 10 Key Strategies for Effective Packaged Software Implementations, is a project manager and solution architect for enterprise packaged software solutions. He has over seventeen years of packaged software implementation experience across several implementation roles include Project Manager, Solution Architect, Functional Lead, Technical Lead, Business Analyst, Software Quality Analyst, and Trainer, and also worked in a thought leadership role for the top business software maker focusing on implementation methodologies, project assessments, and accelerated implementation services. Brett has a B.S. in Computer Science from LSU and is both a Project Manager Professional (2004) and Certified Information Systems Auditor (1995).
In the following interview Grady Brett Beaubouef has shared his experience as an author with Packt Publishing.
Read Interview with Grady Brett Beaubouef—Author of Maximize Your Investment in fullConnecting to Microsoft SQL Server Compact 3.5 with Visual Studio
SQL Server Compact Edition 3.5 can be used to create applications that are useful for a number of business uses such as: Portable applications; Occasionally connected clients and embedded applications and devices. SQL Server Compact differs from other SQL Servers in that there is just one file which can be password protected and features 128-bit file level encryption. It is referential integrity compliant; supports multiple connections; has transactions support with rich data types.
In this tutorial by Jayaram Krishnaswamy, various scenarios where you may need to connect to SQL Server Compact using Visual Studio IDE (both 2008 and 2010) are described in detail. Connecting to SQL Server Compact 4.5 using Visual Studio 2010 Express (free version of Visual Studio) is also described. The connection is the starting point for any database related program and therefore mastering the connection task is crucial to work with the SQL Server Compact.
Read Connecting to Microsoft SQL Server Compact 3.5 with Visual Studio in fullUnderstanding ShapeSheet™ in Microsoft Visio 2010
In this article by David J. Parker, author of Microsoft Visio 2010 Business Process Diagramming and Validation, we will discuss Microsoft Visio ShapeSheet™ and the key sections, rows, and cells, along with the functions available for writing ShapeSheet™ formulae, where relevant for structured diagrams.
Read Understanding ShapeSheet™ in Microsoft Visio 2010 in fullOrganizing Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010
In this article by Mark Polino, author of the book Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook, we will look at:
- Speeding up account entry with Account Aliases
- Gaining visibility with Horizontal Scroll Arrows
- Streamlining payables processing by prioritizing vendors
- Getting clarity with User Defined fields
- Developing connections with Internet User Defined fields
These recipes are designed to help administrators get more out of Dynamics GP for their users by organizing Dynamics GP.
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Tell us about your pop-culture weekend: March 16-18, 2012
What'd you do this weekend?
We've expanded the definition of AVQ&A—our weekly thought-starter—by asking you (and us) a simple question each week: What pop culture did you consume this weekend, and what did you think of it? If you have suggestions for AVQ&A questions, big or small, you can e-mail them to us here.