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U3O8 reports 9.2m at 0.13 u3o8 0.63 v2o5 9.69 p2o5 plus rare earths other elements
U3O8 Corp. (TSX VENTURE:UWE - News) a Canadian-based company focused on exploration and resource expansion of uranium and associated commodities in South America, reports grades of uranium, phosphate, vanadium, yttrium, rhenium, silver and molybdenum intersected in its first drilling of the Berlin Project in Caldas Province, Colombia. The Berlin Project is a sediment-hosted, multi-commodity prospect with a historic resource(1) of 12.9 million tonnes at an average grade of 0.13% U3O8 (38 million pounds U3O8) estimated on the southern 4.4 kilometres ("km") of a 10.5km long mineralized trend. No estimate of other elements was reported from historic work. Trenching is underway to confirm historic data that indicates similar uranium grades occur in the northern 6km of the property.
"U3O8 Corp's drilling has intersected similar uranium grades to historic data, but over greater widths and with an additional suite of valuable potential co-products. Given these results and the potential to define a high-value, multi-commodity resource in the near-term, a 10,000m drill program commenced immediately following the initial 1,500m drill program at Berlin," said Dr. Richard Spencer, U3O8 Corp's President and CEO. "Samples from recent drilling are undergoing metallurgical test work to determine the extent to which various co-products can be recovered from the mineralized rock. Preliminary metallurgical results are expected in Q1 2011 as we progress towards positioning the Berlin Project for potential National Instrument 43-101 ("NI 43-101") resource estimation in 2011."
Dr. Spencer continued, "Demand for most of the potential co-products is projected to increase: for uranium in response to accelerating nuclear power programs, vanadium in the development of smart electricity grids, phosphate for agricultural fertilizer and yttrium as the shortage of heavy rare earths becomes widely recognized. Rhenium is used in super-alloys designed for very high temperatures, principally used in jet engines and catalytic converters. And the silver adds a precious metal component to the commodity mix."
Table 1 - Assay Results for the Berlin Project
Summary results for the first six bore holes drilled from platforms P1 and P2 in the southern part of the Berlin Project (Figures 1 and 2).
---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mineralized Bore Interval Grade ----------------------------------------------------------------- Hole # From To Width U3O8 V2O5 P2O5 Mo Y2O3 Re Ag ---------------------------------------------- (m) (m) (m) % lbs/st % % ppm % ppm ppm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- DDB1 109.69 111.22 1.53 0.079 1.58 0.69 14.55 294 0.064 1.84 5.93 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- DDB2 74.67 82.28 7.61 0.068 1.36 0.71 3.21 447 0.035 3.01 3.54 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Includes 79.24 82.28 3.04 0.137 2.74 0.76 4.22 360 0.070 5.09 5.86 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- DDB3 76.20 85.34 9.14 0.049 0.99 0.43 7.44 335 0.032 2.83 1.89 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Includes 80.77 83.82 3.05 0.123 2.47 0.71 17.56 626 0.078 7.02 3.82 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- DDB4 Bore hole did not reach target depth ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- DDB5 137.13 146.28 9.15 0.131 2.62 0.63 9.69 571 0.057 7.23 5.51 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- DDB6 199.65 201.17 1.52 0.046 0.92 0.33 5.25 142 0.027 1.63 2.30 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- (i) lbs/st is an abbreviation for pounds per short ton. 1 short ton = 2,000lbs or 0.907 metric tonnes.
Note: Due to the bore holes being drilled near perpendicular to the mineralized zone, the core length of the intersection is approximately the true width of the intersection. There was extensive core loss immediately above and below the mineralized interval that was sampled in bore hole DDB6. Data from the Mount Sopris gamma ray probe for this hole yields an interval of 4.2m from 200.8m to 205.0m at an estimated U3O8 grade of 0.136%.
Potential quantity and grade are conceptual in nature. There has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource at the Berlin Project to date and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource.
The mineralized unit encountered in the drilling to date on the Berlin Project is a fine-grained sandstone layer that lies at the contact between a sandstone sequence and the overlying organic-rich, black shale (Figure 3). The mineralized sandstone unit is soft and poorly consolidated, which has led to core loss in some bore holes such as hole DDB6. Bitumen has impregnated parts of the mineralized sandstone and also occurs in the overlying shale. The black shale contains graphite and has a variable pyrite content from 0.5% up to 30%.
Microscopic study of core samples shows that the phosphate occurs as fine, crystalline fluorapatite (Ca5(PO4)F) masses in the sandstone. Uranium is associated with the fluorapatite, while yttrium and some of the vanadium and molybdenum occur as phosphate minerals.
Exploration Program
U3O8 Corp's initial 1,500m drill program on the Berlin Project commenced near the southern tip of the 10.5km long, canoe-shaped fold (Figure 1), and was primarily aimed at obtaining fresh samples for metallurgical testing. The drill results reported here confirm that the mineralization encountered at surface in the trenches extends to depth where it follows the "U"-like cross-sectional shape of the fold.
U3O8 Corp's trenching has demonstrated consistent mineralization in the southern 3km of the fold (Figure 2) and a 10,000m drill program is already underway with the aim of confirming the continuity of mineralization at depth in the rest of that area. A second, man-portable rig is scheduled to arrive on site in January so that the exploration drilling can be completed in that area by mid 2011. U3O8 Corp. plans to commence infill drilling in the latter half of 2011 towards the definition of a potential NI 43-101 resource estimate. In addition, trenching continues in the northern part of the property to confirm historic records which show that the uranium-bearing layer extends along the full length of the fold.
Metallurgical Test Work
Mineralized core samples have been submitted for metallurgical test work at SGS Lakefield's laboratory in Toronto under the guidance of external metallurgical consultant, Mr. John Goode. Results are expected in the first quarter of 2011.
Commodities Associated with Uranium at Berlin
In the Berlin Project, significant grades of uranium associated with phosphate, vanadium, yttrium, rhenium, molybdenum and silver contribute to a potential high in situ value for this multi-commodity prospect. A conversion table for the various units is provided for convenience (Table 2).
Uranium -- The current uranium spot price is $61.00 per pound (www.kitco.com) Phosphate -- Fluorapatite is the principal phosphate mineral found at Berlin. Phosphate, with nitrogen and potash, constitute the three principal components of agricultural fertilizers. The Berlin Project lies adjacent to the agricultural heartland of central Colombia - a favourable location for the potential production of fertilizer. -- Current price of phosphate (DAP) is approximately US$530 per tonne or $0.53 per kilogram ("kg") (Bloomberg). Vanadium -- Used as an alloy to strengthen steel. -- Significant potential for large-scale energy storage units in emerging technology such as the vanadium redox-flow battery ("VRB"). VRB's can absorb and discharge large amounts of electricity simultaneously and instantaneously, recharge thousands of times and they contain no toxic materials. VRB's are proving to be a crucial component of green and conventional power grids since they can be charged with excess electricity during low-demand periods and feed power back into the grid as demand increases. -- Combined with lithium to create a safer, longer lasting rechargeable battery for electric vehicles. -- Vanadium prices are approximately $6.50 per pound ("lb") or approximately $14 per kg (www.metal-pages.com). Yttrium -- A heavy rare earth element ("HREE") used to make red phosphors for television screens and LEDs. -- Used in the production of electrodes, electrolytes, electronic filters, lasers and superconductors. -- Yttrium prices are currently between $70 and $75 per kg (www.asianmetal.com). Rhenium -- A rare metal used in temperature resistant alloys such as for jet engines and catalytic converters. -- Rhenium prices are approximately $3,500 to $4,000 per kg (www.metal- pages.com). Molybdenum -- Used principally as an alloy to strengthen steel. Molybdenum prices are currently approximately $15 per lb (www.metal-pages.com). Silver -- Silver prices are approximately $29 per troy ounce (www.kitco.com). Table 2 - Conversion Factors for Various Units used in this Press Release ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Equivalent kg Equivalent lbs Equivalent parts Equivalent per tonne per tonne per million grams per Percentage (metric ton) (metric ton) ("ppm") tonne ("g/t") ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1% 10kg 22 lbs 10,000 10,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0.1% 1kg 2.2 lbs 1,000 1,000 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0.01% 0.1kg 0.22 lbs 100 100 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0.001% 0.01kg 0.022 lbs 10 10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Quality Assurance and Quality Control ("QAQC")
Drilling is being done by Kluane Drilling Ltd. of Whitehorse, Canada, with man-portable rigs. Each bore hole is started with NTW (nominal core diameter is 5.71cm) and the hole size is reduced at depth to BTW (normal core diameter is 4.2cm). On completion of each hole, the radioactivity of the walls of the bore hole is measured in detail with a Mount Sopris gamma ray probe and these data provide an estimate of uranium grade that is independent of the assay values obtained from sampling of the core.
The core is transported to a central facility where its radioactivity is measured with a hand-held spectrometer. It is logged and sample intervals are determined and marked. The core is split with a spatula or diamond saw and half-core is bagged, numbered and submitted to ALS Chemex Laboratory's preparation facility in Bogota, Colombia.
Quality control samples, that include certified standards, field blanks, ten mesh duplicates and pulp duplicates, constitute approximately 13% of the material assayed by the laboratory. The prepared sample pulps are then shipped by ALS Chemex to its analytical facility in Lima, Peru. Several types of analyses are performed on the samples including:
-- Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectroscopy ("ICP-MS") after the sample has been dissolved by a mixture of four acids (ALS Chemex Method Code ME-MS61). This type of analysis provides assay data on 48 elements. -- ICP-MS after the sample has been dissolved by a mixture of four acids provides analyses for rare earth elements (ALS Chemex Method Code ME- MS81). -- Samples that have a phosphorous content in excess of 10,000ppm were analyzed by X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (XRF) using ALS Chemex Method Code XRF12.
Dr. Richard Spencer, President & CEO of U3O8 Corp., a Qualified Person within the definition of that term in NI 43-101 of the Canadian Securities Administrators, has supervised the preparation of, and verified the technical information in this release.
Historic Resource(1)
The majority of the prior exploration on the Berlin Project was conducted by the French company, Minatome, between 1978 and 1981 during which time 11 bore holes were drilled, 20 trenches were dug and three adits were excavated. The historic estimate was generated on the southern 4.4km of a 10.5km long syncline (Figure 1). Historic data from trenching shows that anomalous grades of uranium continue along strike to the north.
(1) The Berlin resource estimate is historical and is reported in Castano, R. (1981), Calcul provisoire des reserves geologiques de Berlin, sur la base des resultants des sondages, unpublished Minatome report, 15p. There has been insufficient exploration work completed to verify the historic estimate. U3O8 Corp. is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources and it should not be relied upon or considered a NI 43-101 compliant resource. As the 38 million pound U3O8 historic estimate is based only on 11 widely-spaced drill holes, it is regarded by U3O8 Corp. as merely an indication of the magnitude of the uranium resource potential of the southernmost 4.4 kilometre long portion of the syncline containing the Berlin uranium mineralization.
About U3O8 Corp.
U3O8 Corp. is a Toronto-based exploration company focused on exploration and resource expansion of uranium and associated commodities in South America - a promising new frontier for exploration and development. U3O8 Corp. has one of the most advanced portfolios of uranium projects in the region comprising NI 43-101 compliant resources in Guyana to significant historic resources in Colombia and near-resource and discovery potential in Argentina.
For further information on U3O8 Corp's Berlin Project, refer to the technical report entitled "Review of Historic Exploration Data from the Unaniferous Black Shales of the Berlin Project and Chaparral Concession, Colombia: A guide to future exploration" prepared by Richard Spencer and Richard Cleath dated March 23, 2010 and available at www.sedar.com. Additional information on U3O8 Corp. is available on the company's web site at www.u3o8corp.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
Certain information set forth in this news release may contain forward-looking statements that involve substantial known and unknown risks and uncertainties. These forward-looking statements are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties, certain of which are beyond the control of U3O8 Corp., including, but not limited to, the impact of general economic conditions, industry conditions, volatility of commodity prices, risks associated with the uncertainty of exploration results and estimates and that the resource potential will be achieved on exploration projects, currency fluctuations, dependence upon regulatory approvals, and the uncertainty of obtaining additional financing and exploration risk. There is no assurance that the Berlin Project will add to U3O8 Corp's resource base in the short-term, or at all. Readers are cautioned that the assumptions used in the preparation of such information, although considered reasonable at the time of preparation, may prove to be imprecise and, as such, undue reliance should not be placed on forward-looking statements.
To view, "Figure 1 - Map Shows the Location of Trenches and Drill Platforms in the Southern Part of the 10.5km Long Fold in the Berlin Project and the Extent of the Alaskite Batholiths," please visit the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/uwefig1dec.pdf.
To view, "Figure 2 - Drill Locations in the Southern Part of the Fold in the Berlin Project, Colombia," please visit the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/uwefig2dec.pdf.
To view, "Figure 3 - Cross Sections of the Berlin Project at Drill Platforms P1 and P2," please visit the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/uwefig3dec.pdf.
To view the photo associated with this Press Release, please visit the following link: http://www.marketwire.com/library/20101207-u3o8imgcapLG.JPG.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.


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Indian and Northern Affairs Canada Through INAC, a large amount of information about treaties and land claims is available on native communities throughout Canada. Look particularly at their Information Sheets and news releases.
Indian Claims Commission "Established in July 1991 as an independent body to inquire into and report on disputes between First Nations and the Government of Canada relating to claims based on treaties, agreements or administrative actions." Check out their map of claims in process. (Government of Canada).
Indigenous Land-Use Information Project A three year GIS study, the Project "is concerned with examination of the availability of Indigenous land-use information in various forms and identification of appropriate approaches to its use in planning." (1996).
Indigenous Women's Environmental Network An ad-hoc organization in Saskatchewan, which has focused its concern on the Meadow Lake Tribal Council's proposal to build a permanent high level nuclear waste repository in northern Saskatchewan. This reference dates from around 1995. (Archive: NAE).
Reform's Fresh Start for Aboriginal Peoples The Reform Party's goal "is that all aboriginal people be full and equal participants in Canadian citizenship, indistinguishable in law and treatment from other Canadians." I think that means giving up the last of their treaty-secured rights as well. (Reform Party of Canada, 1996).
Rethinking Environmental-First Nations Relationships (David Orton, Canadian Dimension 29(1), 1995).
Social Environmentalism and Native Relations (David Orton, Green Web Bulletin 50. Archive: NAE, 1996).
The Wild Path Forward: Left Biocentrism, First Nations, Park Issues and Forestry, A Canadian View (David Orton, Green Web Bulletin 44. Archive: NAE, 1995).
Western Canada Concept Western Canadian separatists, of a right-wing bent and opposed to First Nations land rights. See their policy paper.
What the Nisga'a Deal Means to You The Reform Party is anti-treaty, as they'd be happy to explain to you at their web site. (John Duncan, Reform Party of Canada, 1996).
Native Americans and the Environment at the National Library for the Environment © 2002 National Council for Science and the Environment


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For years, parks and recreation has existed with the perception of providing services that are great to have, fun and relatively inexpensive.
Here in Illinois, parks and recreation services are widespread and comprehensive. This is almost entirely due to the emphasis placed on this discipline through the existence of park districts. Illinois definitely is the leader in the country for parks and recreation agency models.
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Translation Set Links
Providing a quick and easy way for multilingual users to access multilingual content can be time consuming. This module creates a block with links to your translated pages dynamically with minimal setup.
This module provides several configuration options on top of the core block configuration options to allow you to seamlessly place this menu into your theme.
On top of block visibility settings, you can customize:
- Menu Style
Fancy Fly Out
- Display links in a css customizable div that hides/shows on click of a globe icon
- Select Menu
- Ordered List
- Unordered List
- span
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Fancy Fly Out
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- An optional dependency for this module is Language icons. If installed, you have the option to display a flag icon next to the link
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- Limit languages displayed
- Separate from the built-in blocks visibility setting, and will limit the links displayed specifically.
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Registration Reschedule
This module extends Entity Registration (https://drupal.org/project/registration) to allow an admin to move a registered user to a different event.
Currently the module is highly specific to my client's use case; registrations are attached to Commerce products, for example, so I need to modify the Commerce Order details as well as simply attaching the registration to a new entity.
I'm intending to modify it to be more generally useful, especially for folks who don't use Commerce with Registration.
Also my client has request VBO integration o that multiple registrants can be moved in one operation.
Alpha code will be posted as soon as it's presentable.
Meanwhile any suggestions are cheerfully invited.
Options Sort
Options Sort provides a sortable checkbox widget to supplement the checkboxes provided by the core Options module. It displays your selected options in a fieldset to the right of the checkbox list, where you can drag and drop to reorder the values for your field.
Column Layout
The Columns Layout module allows you to create columnized content in a node's body field or wherever an input format can be applied. It works with plain text fields and works with every WYSIWYG editors, provided you activate the input filter in the text format which is being used (usually "Full HTML" or "Filtered HTML"). The module also strips empty <p> tags for your convenience.
How to Use: You wrap a piece of content in BBCode-like tags, the input filter then creates an evenly distributed set of columns using jQuery Columnizer by Adam Wulf or, if you decide to use "manual" mode, a set of floated divs according to the provided widths in percentages. If CSS3 Multicolumns and Flex-Box will ever see broad browser support, the module's output will be adjusted accordingly. The module also provides options for inserting manual column breaks, either by inserting a tag ("manual break") or defining an HTML element ("auto break").
Examples / Usage [columns:auto:3].. content ..
=> Distributes the content evenly across 3 columns using jQuery Columnizer.
[columns:manual:25:75].. content in first column ..
.. content in second column..
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Supported modes: auto, auto-break, manual. manual mode also needs manual column breaks, which can be inserted using the tag [columns:break].
Hints- Nesting multiple column sets isn't supported. Drupal already generates too much HTML markup by default, don't add to the mess by nesting column sets in the body field.
- Automatic column break by HTML element currently only works for "auto" mode.
- All manual column sets need a manual column break ([columns:break]).
- The module currently doesn't provide any configuration screens or theme functions which could be overridden.
- Use CSS mediaqueries to stack the floated containers vertically for your mobile displays. No mediaqueries included in the module's CSS - however, I might add a configuration option to provide a mobile breakpoint in future versions.
- A minified version of the current jQuery Columnizer is included with this module
Zoomify Image Inpage Link
Adds a new ImageField Zoomify widget that lets you load further images into the main Zoomify container on the page on click.
DescriptionZoomify Image Module currently support viewing images as separate Zoomify conainers or open them in a separate tab.
This is an extension to the Zoomify Image Module, which lets you display Image Field images (that fit the required minimum size) in the Zoomify Viewer of the Contents main picture.
- Zoomify Module (http://drupal.org/project/zoomify) with all its requirements.
- Zoomify Image Module (contained in Zoomify Module)
- Download and enable this module (and its dependencies
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A Verb Analysis, Redux
A long, long time ago—it looks like over five years ago, actually, which makes me wince—I posted a blog article here about an analysis of verb use in some well-known IF games. These were based not on actual player transcripts, but rather on the published walkthroughs of these games. The walkthroughs weren't necessarily the quickest solutions to the games—they included commands that were technically unnecessary for solving the game, but which provided a more complete experience of the game for players who followed them. Still, they were by no means game transcripts, so they didn't truly reflect the typical use of verbs that one might expect from players. The idea was to get a sense of the breadth and depth of verb usage in these [More...] Read the rest
Game Design Docs II
In the last post, I talked a bit about my game design documents for Vespers, although technically they're really more like level design documents. Vespers doesn't have levels, of course, but it does have Acts that are organized chronologically, so design docs for each Act help to organize the content and action into discrete compartments. I thought this would be an interesting look at how the game is structured, where the action takes place, and how the docs have helped in the design and development of the game.
Previously, I showed the design docs for Acts I and II, which represent the first day of the game. Most of the action involves talking with the various NPCs to understand the backstory and current context, [More...] Read the rest
Game Design Docs
Since Vespers has mostly been a one-man operation, I haven't spent too much time on formal game design documents. Some detailed information can be helpful for collaborators, particularly on the art side with N.R., but I've mostly dealt with those issues as they've arisen. But one area that I've found helpful for myself has been mapping out the locations and activity in the game, so I can keep track of what happens in a particular Act and where it happens.
Since I'm using the text version of Vespers as the basis for the game, I've had to play through the text game and read through the source code countless times, making sure to account for all different kinds of approaches to game play. Jason wrote [More...] Read the rest
Coming Soon
Though I guess it sort of depends on your definition of "soon." More like, "soonish."
I put together this poster for the game a while back just for fun. Yes, it distracted from game development for a time and no, it doesn't serve a grand purpose. Some things just have to be done for their own sake.
In any case, I submitted this in the "supplemental material" for the two game comps, along with some screen shots and other materials.
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The Official Vespers Trailer
Both the IndieCade and Utah Game Wars competitions required a short trailer video showing off the game, so even though Vespers is still a work-in-progress and far from finished, a teaser trailer was most definitely in order.
I already had a pretty good head start on this. Almost one year ago to the day, I helped put together a local screening of the documentary "Indie Game: The Movie" here in Salt Lake City, at the same venue (Brewvies Cinema Pub) that I hosted a screening of Jason Scott's excellent "Get Lamp" documentary. It was a great event, with the cost offset through sponsoring from some local game development groups including NinjaBee, Chair Entertainment, Smart Bomb Interactive, and the Salt Lake [More...] Read the rest
May is Motivation Month
May is shaping up to be one of the better months for Vespers.
I've talked for years about eventually reaching a point in development where I could submit the game to an indie game competition such as IndieCade, particularly one that would accept works-in-progress. However, each time, year after year, the deadlines came and went without ever quite getting there.
The goal, as always, has been to finish development up to a truly playable version that would allow people to play through the end of Act I, which ends with a short cutscene acknowledging the first significant dramatic event of the game, which then sets the stage for the remaining four Acts. Getting all of the different components of Act I put together, [More...] Read the rest
Random Screen Shot Thursday
"The snow flies against the glass, but refuses to stick. Medard stands tall, with an eagle's outstretched
wings above him."
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A Milestone Of Sorts
Time for another pseudo-quick update.
I know it's been a long road so far with this game, a lot longer than I planned. It's amazing how much the computer gaming world has changed since I started this thing — back then, there were no iPhones or iPads, and most gaming was either on desktops or consoles. Now, the game industry has shifted dramatically toward mobile devices, just like a lot of other industries. I sometimes wonder how many people still use their desktops for gaming. Nevertheless, this game needs to be done and put out there, and it's about time I did something about that.
So as I mentioned in my last post, I managed to get over a pretty large hump at the end [More...] Read the rest


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Social Networking & Training
Social networking is now a way of life for many of us, but not necessarily for those we work for or with. I just discovered a site that has some interesting insights into using social media for marketing (http://socialmediatoday.com). So why don't we make more use of social media for training?
Recently, I received a link to a blog about Lotus Notes and how people fail to understand how to use it effectively (http://www.pmooney.net/2011/02/i-find-it-very-hard-to-find-things-in-notes/comment-page-1/#comment-28275). The article is called "I find it very hard to find things in Notes".
Basically, training has taken a real beating in this economy. "We can't afford training" and "Our users know how to use email" are the new mantra for Notes, and other mature software products for that matter. So how do we get users information on the best way to use the products they have? Well, why not use social networking?
Why not use a Twitter account to set up Notes tips and tricks, for example? Point your users to it. You just have to be sure to keep it current.
For trainers, you could point your students to a blog or Twitter or Facebook site that you use to keep them posted on tips for using the software they've just been trained on. With a blog, you can also encourage responses.
So, how about getting social?
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While chef Marc Murphy looks forward to Thanksgiving every year, he may just have a bigger soft spot for what comes after: leftovers.
Mr. Murphy, chef and owner of the Landmarc and Ditch Plains restaurants in New York, makes annual sport of repurposing his turkey-day leftovers for a party the next day.
Chef Marc Murphy prepares a torta incorporating Brussels sprouts. Brian Harkin for The Wall Street Journal
"It's nice to have everyone over that day," Mr. Murphy says. "People will regale us with stories of their crazy aunts and uncles, the kids aren't in school—everybody's relaxed."
While many regard Thanksgiving leftovers as merely warmed-up turkey and dressing, Mr. Murphy has far greater ambition.
The chef, who typically cooks Thanksgiving dinner in either his New York apartment or his Long Island home, often turns turkey, gravy and mashed potatoes into a shepherd's pie—topped with shaved Gruyère cheese for extra kick.
The raves he got about the dish when he first made it a few years ago sparked his passion for "transforming leftovers."
The key to fashioning a second life for leftovers, Mr. Murphy says, is recognizing that "the leftover doesn't have to have a starring role—it can play a supporting role in a dish and you're bringing in other elements from your pantry to make it shine."
He turns mashed potatoes into crispy croquettes. "You can combine potatoes with any kind of cheese, form them into croquettes, roll them in panko—it's really simple," says Mr. Murphy. He serves them with a dipping sauce made with turkey gravy jazzed up with whole-grain Dijon mustard.
Cranberry sauce can be transformed into dessert. Mr. Murphy fills a pie with the sauce and tops it with Italian meringue. A flavor-packed ingredient such as shaved truffled pecorino cheese can add oomph to mashed potatoes or a torta made with leftover Brussels sprouts.
Sometimes, Mr. Murphy goes for a total departure. He once steeped leftover corn bread in cream, added fresh corn, strained it and then turned the concoction into ice cream, which he served with a chocolate soufflé cake. He mashed up leftover pumpkin pie with bourbon and turned that into a sauce for the soufflé.
Before Mr. Murphy gets creative, however, he makes sure the leftovers are stored correctly. He advises against placing sealed-up, warm food in a refrigerator because of the risk of bacteria build-up. He says, "Sometimes I go into people's homes and I see them store food that's warm and I think, 'Are they trying to kill their family?' "
If you don't have time for a dish to cool down before putting it away, he says, store it uncovered in the fridge until it cools, then cover it.
With salads, Mr. Murphy has leftovers in mind even before the Thanksgiving Day meal: He serves greens with dressing on the side. "Everybody always says, 'We should have a salad at Thanksgiving' and then they never get to that salad," he says. "Once you dress that salad, if no one eats it, it's going to be garbage."
He says the undressed greens can always be turned into a turkey frisée salad for lunch the next day.
While it can be tempting to try to use every scrap of leftovers instead of wasting food, Mr. Murphy tries not to keep leftovers for more than three days. Besides, he notes, "by then, you've got to be sick of them."
That leads to the practical rationale for the leftovers party. It's a potluck affair, with guests bringing their own day-after dishes and food served family-style. This tradition ends up as entertaining as it is tasty.
"Everybody starts going, 'Oh, you should try my stuffing,' " Mr. Murphy says. "It does become a bit of a one-upsmanship."
Mini cranberry meringue pies by Chef Marc Murphy. Brian Harkin for The Wall Street Journal
Mini Cranberry Meringue Pie
Makes 10 to 12
Pie Crust Recipe:
1 1/4 cups all-purpose* *flour
4 teaspoon sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup butter
1 egg yolk
2 tablespoons ice cold water
In food processor, add flour, sugar, salt, pulse to combine. Add butter and pulse. Add yolk and pulse. With machine running, add cold water until dough comes together. Let dough rest at least 1 hour.
Pie Recipe:
3 cups fresh cranberries
1 1/2 cup sugar
2 oranges, zested and juiced
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon cinnamon
3 tablespoons corn starch
3 egg whites
1 pinch of cream of tartar
Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
On floured surface, roll out pie crust 1/8 inch thick. Cut 4-inch rounds and fit into standard muffin tin. Line each pie crust with parchment paper and fill with dried beans or weights. Bake 12 minutes. Remove weights and paper, and bake for another 5 minutes until golden brown. Remove pie shells from tin and reserve.
In medium sauce pot, bring 2 cups cranberries, sugar and 2 cups water to boil. Simmer for about 5 minutes. Strain mixture through fine sieve and reserve liquid.
In medium sauce pot, bring cranberry liquid to boil. Add salt, 1/2 cup sugar, zest, cinnamon,and 1 cup fresh cranberry. Simmer for 2 minutes. In small bowl, add corn starch, orange juice, and 1/2 cup water. Whisk corn starch mixture into simmering cranberry liquid. Cook for an additional 1 minute. Divide cranberry mixture among pie shells and cool for 1 hour until set.
Preheat oven broiler. Add egg whites and 1/4 cup sugar to electric mixing bowl. In a double boiler over simmering water, stir mixture until sugar is dissolved and mixture is hot. Attach bowl to electric mixer and beat with whisk on low-medium speed until foamy. Raise speed of mixer to high and add cream of tartar. Beat until medium peaks form. Top each pie with meringue and bake in oven under broiler or torch with open flame until golden brown.
Potato-Gruyère Croquettes With Mustard-Gravy Dip
Serves 4 to 6
3 cups cold leftover mashed potatoes
1 cup Gruyère cheese
1 tablespoon parsley (chopped)
1 cup flour
4 eggs, beaten
2 cups dried fine bread crumbs
2 Quarts frying oil
Gravy Dipping Sauce:
2 cups leftover turkey gravy
2 tablespoons whole grain mustard
Salt and pepper
In sauté pan, heat gravy until simmering. Add whole grain mustard and season to taste. Hold sauce warm.
In large bowl, mix leftover mashed potatoes, cheese, and parsley. Once mixed, shape into small oval like balls. Bread potato balls with standard breading procedure. Dip in flour, then beaten egg, and then bread crumbs, coating evenly.
In medium-size heavy bottomed pot--add frying oil. Heat on medium-high heat if using fry thermo--heat to 350 degrees. Fry croquettes in batches, never overcrowding. Fry until golden brown on all sides. Season with salt and pepper while warm. Serve with warm mustard gravy.
Brussels Sprouts, Bacon and Truffled Cheese Torta
Serve 2 to 4
2 cups leftover Brussels sprouts and bacon
1 cup diced semisoft truffled cheese (or your favorite soft cheese leftover from your cheese plate)
1 tablespoon scallions, chopped
1 tablespoon olive oil
6 eggs beaten
1/3 cup of milk
Salt and pepper
Preheat oven to 450 degrees.
Beat 6 eggs and milk together.
In medium-size oven-safe nonstick pan, add olive oil to coat pan, heat on medium heat and sauté leftover Brussels sprouts and bacon. Once warm, add diced cheese pieces, and follow with beaten egg mixture. Let cook for about 3 minutes allowing edges to cook and slightly brown. Place in oven for about 7 to 8 minutes until egg mixture is set and golden brown. Serve warm in pie shapes or small pieces.
A poached egg tops Mr. Murphy's turkey salad, with cracklins made from the skin. Brian Harkin for The Wall Street Journal
Frisée aux Lardons With Turkey
Serves 4
½ pound frisée leaves
4 oz thick cut bacon slices
1 cup red wine vinegar
½ lemon juiced
2 shallots (chopped)
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 tablespoon chives (chopped)
4 ounces olive oil
4 eggs
2 ounces white vinegar
Salt and pepper
3 cups pulled or shredded leftover turkey meat (dark + breast meat)
To make the turkey cracklins: Reserve turkey skin, lay it flat on baking sheet and bake skin at about 250 degrees until it is crispy and dry. Crumble turkey skin.
Cut frisée into bite-size pieces. Reserve chilled.
In heavy bottomed sauté pan or cast iron skillet, cook bacon over low-medium heat until fat is rendered and bacon is golden brown. Add shallots and sauté until soft. Add red wine vinegar and reduce slightly. Add juice of lemon and mustard. Remove from heat, let cool slightly. Whisk in olive oil and season.
To poached the eggs: Fill small bowl with warm water and reserve for cooked eggs. In medium-size pot, add about 2 quarts water and white vinegar. Bring water to barely a boil. Crack 1 egg and slide into simmering water, with slotted spoon, Gently "spoon" whites around yolk. Cook for about 1 ½ minutes for a runny yolk. Repeat process with remaining eggs. Removing with slotted spoon and transferring to warm water bowl until salad is ready.
Reheat bacon vinaigrette mixture adding turkey meat, warming turkey and coating evenly with vinaigrette. Put turkey and bacon vinaigrette mixture over frisée lettuce, add chopped chives and season to taste and toss. Divide salad into bowls and top with poached eggs. Season eggs and drizzle olive oil. Garnish with Turkey Cracklins.
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Posted: Mon Apr 26th, 2010 11:28 pm |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
That Game Pie sounds pretty darn good! As for the tour...well my time budget is a bit tight but I may try to fit the high points in on my way to Appomattox. Great suggestions! Thanks! |
Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 12:38 am |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
Well Final plans are made...rooms are booked....I can't friggin wait! 1 day Wilson's creek 5 days for Gettysburg/Antietam 1 day for Manassas 2 days Va Beach/Richmond 2 days Appomattox/Lexington New camera, new accessories..... You can bet your lives I'll be a postin' more than a few pics...man this is gonna be like the ultimate ACW trip for the Captain.....I wonder exactly how long I can go without sleep? |
Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 02:06 am |
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Doc C Member
If you're in the Va Beach area check the Mariners Museum in Newport News where the Monitor turret is located. If you're coming down from Richmond to Va Beach you'll go right by it. Well worth the stop. |
Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 05:22 am |
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susansweet3 Member
I second that if you are in Virginia Beach. You need to see the Monitor. It is amazing . See the Turret then walk on the deck of the model of the Monitor. Susan |
Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 12:58 pm |
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Doc C Member
What the hell, if you're already in Norfolk might as well cross the lower bay bridge and come to my neck of the woods on the eastern shore for the best crabcakes and steamed crab. |
Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 03:51 pm |
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Old Sorrel Member
I have to make it 3.....the Mariners Museum is well worth the visit. Also the Case mate at Fort Monroe if you got the time. Its an all day thing. It might be the last time to see it as is......there's talk of taring down the old buildings to put up condos. Who knows whats gonna happen. Cheers |
Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 04:00 pm |
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Barlow Member
Is Hollywood Cemetary in Richmond worth a peek? |
Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 04:57 pm |
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susansweet3 Member
Barlow , Hollywood Cemetery is a half day at the least trip. Get a good map at the visitors center . It will cost you a buck or so . It shows you were the famous are buried. I had a list the last time I was there . Two US and one Confederate president . Numerous Generals. Rev War and Colonial leaders, Authors , children and wives of leaders and several just interesting headstones , memorials are there to see. There is also a huge pyramid to honor the Confederate dead of Gettysburg who are buried all around the pyramid. Pickett and his wife are there with them. A very sad headstone is the one for Longstreets children. Also the grave of Pegram who was married and buried in a short few weeks . His brother Willie is buried next to him. Jefferson Davis' grave with is statue is facing a huge headstone with the name Grant on it . NOT THE Grant but still interesting . The view of the river there is also interesting. A place in Richmond not to miss . Susan |
Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 04:59 pm |
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susansweet3 Member
The history of Fort Monroe in the Casement musuem is interesting . Edgar Allan Poe is there too as he was stationed at Fort Moroe during his military career short that it was. Also as you drive around the fort there are some interesting artillary. The fort itself is interesting to explore. Susan |
Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 08:03 pm |
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Old Sorrel Member
Barlow- I thought the Hollywood Cemetery was pretty interesting. And its about 10 minutes from the Richmond Battlefield Visitor Center and The American Civil War Center at Historic Tredegar. Fitzhugh Lee, President Monroe, Richard Garnet, Henry Heth, I think J.E.B. Stuart are all buried there. Its worth the stop. Captain Crow- Oh you bet your belly that game pie is good. I dream of it when Im not there. lol And the spoon bread.....Oh man......Ok enough, Im getting hungry. Hope you have a great trip. Cheers Last edited on Thu Apr 29th, 2010 08:04 pm by Old Sorrel |
Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 09:32 pm |
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susansweet3 Member
JEB Stuat is in Hollywood for sure. |
Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 10:00 pm |
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19bama46 Member
susansweet3 wrote: JEB Stuat is in Hollywood for sure. Hollywood is the final resting place of Stuart, Pickett, Davis, the first confederate casualty of the war and several presidents.. However, it is also a cemetery that closes when the sign says! I believe that is 6:00PM... take note of that time and be sure you are out... ask me how I know! |
Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 10:11 pm |
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susansweet3 Member
Bama , did you get locked in and have to spend the night? The first time I was there was late in the afternoon. I was all by myself . Didn't see anyone else around. It was a little creepy. susan Last edited on Thu Apr 29th, 2010 10:12 pm by susansweet3 |
Posted: Thu Apr 29th, 2010 10:26 pm |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
Mariners museum...check. Hollywood Cemetery...check. Wow! I am too pumped for words...I'm liable to be craving salt pork and hard tack after this trip......naaah! And note to self...cemetery closes at 6:00. |
Posted: Fri Apr 30th, 2010 02:25 pm |
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susansweet3 Member
Have a great time. I would love to be doing all the sites you are doing too. I will be headed to the Shenandoah valley though to join Muster group to see Lexington , New Market , Cross Keys and Port Republic . Maybe hitting a couple of other sites on the way back to South Carolina to friends. Rest of summer will be up in the air til I get my knee fixed . That is the main goal of the summer . Knee replacement so I can walk the fields easier . Susan |
Posted: Sat May 1st, 2010 01:32 am |
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Captain Crow Proud Southerner
susansweet3 wrote: Have a great time. I would love to be doing all the sites you are doing too. I will be headed to the Shenandoah valley though to join Muster group to see Lexington , New Market , Cross Keys and Port Republic . Maybe hitting a couple of other sites on the way back to South Carolina to friends. Rest of summer will be up in the air til I get my knee fixed . That is the main goal of the summer . Knee replacement so I can walk the fields easier .Good luck with that knee Susan! My sister has one as well and she says it has done wonders for her mobility...not to mention pain reduction. I love S.C....especially Charleston. |
Posted: Thu Jun 10th, 2010 08:47 pm |
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Barlow Member
Well Howdy to Captain, Susan, Sorrel, Pam and the rest. Currently in Lexington after visiting Gettysburg, Monacacy, Manassas, Richmond etc, and now here. Most of what you all have been telling me has been confirmed, one way or another. Some oddities: Pennsylvania beer laws: made me buy a whole case of some stuff called WingLing, Yingling, etc. Couldnt just buy 6 or 12. Strange laws. Many of the CD's for the car tours dont match the tour stops on markers or maps. This is a shame and can cause alot of confusion. Particularly at Manassas. the Game Pie was good but I found it to be Turkey Pot Pie. But good. I liked the goblets they use for water glasses. The Pike Restaurant is a rip and overrated. The Guest Suites is a good hotel, but they need a sidewalk past Evergreen Cemetary to downtown. The bookshops in town are great. The gift shop at the museum isnt bad, but the people...everywhere. Malvern Hill was cool but the road leading to Glendale is closed. that is heck on a GPS which doesnt know the difference. Drewrys Bluff is overrated and not worth the trip. Fort Harrison is better. I would give Monacacy a C-. A ghost town and vegatation not trimmed back. One thing I would kindly ask the Park Service: Please please please clean the bird do-do off the wayside markers! I havent seen one yet which wasnt bombed and ugggggly. Appomattox is OK, but beware of getting sent by GPS to the downtown museum not the site of McLean House. VMI and W & Lee are neat. I like the latter more. What a great place to go to school. Here's a find: the Museum of the Confederacy has better stuff than Gettysburg Museum. But it is so tucked in by the hospital and hard to park. Given all the museums, including Tredegar, I have now seen: 220 case shot shells, 76 battleflags, 42 uniforms and 54 muskets, rifled and smooth bore. What a trip. New Market tomorrow then home. Its something I can remember well into my late late years...as long as my mind still works. A vacation for the ages. |
Posted: Fri Jun 11th, 2010 12:53 am |
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pamc153PA Member
Barlow, that's Yuengling to those of us who like the stuff (don't bother to ask Ole), and yes, the PA laws are strange that way. Sounds like your trip has been great! Pam |
Posted: Fri Jun 11th, 2010 02:56 am |
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9Bama Member
susansweet3 wrote: Bama , did you get locked in and have to spend the night? The first time I was there was late in the afternoon. I was all by myself . Didn't see anyone else around. It was a little creepy. Susan, I just saw your question and so I will answwer it belatedly, but first, anyone can send me any unwanted yuengling... that is the nectar of the gods! We did indeed get locked in and were concerned, when not laughing our heads off, that we might have to spend the night, or climb the fence, abandon the rental car and call a cab or the police, until a young man came down the sidewalk, swinging a golf club and inquired "y'all want out?" His grandmother had been a caretaker and still had a key, he got it, opened the lock and let us out.. The driver, who maintained that "cemeteries always close at dusk" will never be allowed to forget that experience. Gen Stuart is there as well as Gen Pickett, President Davis and I believe 3 US Presidents along with many other dignataries |
Posted: Fri Jun 11th, 2010 06:44 pm |
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Barlow Member
I got lost in Hollywood Cemetary. I was given a map and told to follow the "blue line". I somehow lost the blue line around Pickett's grave. Then, I was following the blue line on the left side of my car and not the right. Anyhow, the map points out some dignitaries, but if you are looking for a certain general or col., good luck. I had some Yuengling left over from Gettysburg and have taken it on the trip. After marching around New Market etc it doesnt taste half bad. Wished I had bought the black and tan and not the Light Lager. I dont know how we ever managed with the GPS? Used to try to read a map while driving or stop and ask alot. Now, it just seems to make the whole trip better. I do notice however that the traffic along Manassas gets right on your bumper even if you are looking for stops along the way. Somehow, they need to close it off to traffic except for those taking a tour. Nice thing about New Market, Winchester and Lexington is its right off I-81. Hard to get lost. |
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Windows Mobile Possible 28% Loss of Market Share
According to a current Gartner study, Windows Mobile has lost 28% of the mobile market share over the last year. Winners at first are Apple and Blackberry, but open source systems are gaining over the long run.
As ZDNet reports, based on a Gartner study, Windows Mobile lost nearly a third of the share of the mobile phone market from 2008 Q3 to 2009 Q3 and is dead last among the major players at just 8%. One reason for the breakdown is Microsoft's delayed release of Windows Mobile 6.5, while still not delivering what most mobile phone users are demanding, such as touchscreens. According to Gartner analyst Roberta Cozza, version 6.5 is "not a major improvement" over its predecessors. A recent Gartner press release has further prognostications.
Symbian, having since become an open source operating system, also lost market share by 10% over the two third quarters, going from 50% to 45%. The more closed environments iPhone and RIM's Blackberry, on the other hand, have gained share.
From the open source perspective, however, 2009 has been a watershed year in the mobile phone market. Android mobile phones gained 4%, even though at the time of the study only two devices had Android. Even the free Palm WebOS has passed the 1% mark.
Gartner analysts had predicted the end of Windows Mobile earlier this year: they guessed by 2015 that there would be four remaining players in the field, Android, Symbian, Mac OS and Blackberry.
Not surprising...
This really isn't very surprising and I'm surprised it's taken so long. Windows Mobile is an operating system designed for PDAs with phone features slapped on top. I've always found it extremely clunky and unintuitive as a phone OS. They should have done a complete redesign of the interface when they switched it over to smartphones instead of just throwing a dialing app on top and shoving it down peoples throats. -
We should be looking at the open source versions
We should be only looking at open source operating systems for these phones. Google has the right idea. There are so many issues out there with the proprietary phones like Windows Mobile and the Apple iPhone. For instance, the iPhone needs to be hacked in order to install some apps that aren't supported by Apple. Instead of the vendor having to be in constant control of the software, the should run open source operating systems allowing the end users more freedom in what apps they want to install/write on their own.
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Northern Michigan News: Iron Chef Mario Batali is no stranger to the ol' mitten. Whether we're talking standout sandwiches or the go-to butcher shop, Mario's top picks are all here in Northern Michigan. Vanity Fair sat down with the famous restaurateur/chef/dad/TV personality to map out his ideal itinerary when in town. Check out their Q&A with the Michigan man at vanityfair.com!
We like to catch up with Mario now and again too. See our interview from last July when we chatted in Traverse City!