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RALEIGH - North Carolina's monthly unemployment rate inched up, but that isn't a reason for concern because job growth numbers continue to be strong, an economist said Monday.
The state Commerce Department said Monday that North Carolina's unemployment rate was 9.5 percent in January. That's up from 9.4 percent in December. At the same time, the labor force grew by 9,131 people in January.
Wells Fargo economist Mark Vitner said North Carolina is a rapidly growing state. He said January's numbers reflect the difference between the increase in the labor force and the number of people hired.
"That's what's caused the unemployment rate to go up," said Vitner, adding that the uptick isn't a reason for concern.
In North Carolina, employers added 2,888 jobs, with the leisure and hospitality sector and manufacturing accounting for most of the gains. The leisure and hospitality sector added 6,500 - the most in January.
But the professional and business services sector, and education and health service marked 6,243 in job losses.
The national jobless rate also increased slightly in January, from 7.8 percent in December to 7.9 percent, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
North Carolina's unemployment rate was 9.6 percent in January, 2012.
Vitner said he didn't want to minimize North Carolina's unemployment rate. But a closer look reveals that the state has added 80,000 jobs in the last year.
"And the labor force has grown by a slightly larger amount than that," he said. "Virtually every industry is improving."
That includes construction, which is gaining momentum, he said.
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If the 2nd and 14th amendments do not combine to offer some practical nationwide protections against allowing any single State or even ambulance chasing personal injury attorney to bankrupt the manufacturer of a single gun that happens to be used by a third party within the borders of that State, then we might just as well fold up shop and go home. I view this as analogous to federal laws that protect freedom of religion from local zoning that would otherwise make it impossible for an unpopular, minority religious group to build a house of worship. A mosque near ground zero offends a fair number of people. There are those who really dislike seeing an LDS temple or meeting house being constructed. There are some who are overtly hostile to all things religious. But the 1st amendment combined with the 14th, properly authorizes congress to exercise some power over State and local power to provide a nationwide protection to freedom to worship. In like manner, I believe the 2nd amendment and other related provisions also authorize congress to enact national legislation to protect RKBA from local or State-level attacks.
I have to reject Dr. Paul's analogy to medical malpractice because the constitution does not mention medical care at all. However, an individual right to own and carry firearms is specifically protected by the federal constitution, as is a delegated power to congress to train, arm, discipline, and call forth the militia.
I like the ideas that Ron Paul brings to the debate. We need to get back to a strict adherence to the Constitution, amending rather than ignoring or skirting it if and when we want the federal government to assume some new duty, power, or responsibility.
But I fear that his particular understanding of the 2nd amendment and other provisions of the constitution related to RKBA and the protection of individual rights against both federal and State infringement as well as the power of congress relative to the judiciary, has the effect of leaving the 2nd amendment neutered for all practical purposes. To refuse to use federal authority to protect an individual right against certain, effective nationwide elimination at the hands of the tort laws of a single State, when that threat is not merely theoretical but has been clearly manifest, is, IMO, not materially different than attacking the right itself.
Politics is the art of the possible. We regained the legal ability to carry guns in National Parks by a savvy Senator inserting language into an unrelated bill that many here likely consider to be at least bad policy if not outright unconstitutional. Politics is where theory must meet reality. And so at the end of the day, I don't care in the least why a politician has voted against my interests. A nice guy with supposedly really good reasons for voting against me has still voted against me. A jerk who hates me and votes to support my rights only to avoid losing his seat has still voted to support my rights.
As much as I agree with Ron Paul on many issues, as much as I appreciate his perspective even in those areas where I can't agree with him 100%, I have to directly challenge any claims that he is an effective supporter of RKBA. Whatever he may personally believe about RKBA, whatever he would do if he were king for a day, when the time came to protect the domestic firearms manufacturing industry from being bankrupted by frivolous suits in a couple of very anti-RKBA States, he voted the wrong way.
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SANTORUM: ... And one of the most important things that we did in -- in -- in protecting the Second Amendment -- and I provided a leadership role on it -- was the gun manufacturers' liability bill. There were a lot of lawyers out there who were trying to sue gun manufacturers and hold them liable for anybody who was harmed as a result of the gun properly functioning.
And we -- we went forward and passed, with the NRA's backing, a bill that put a ban on those types of lawsuits. If that ban had not been passed, if that gun manufacturer's liability bill, removing them from liability from that, had that not been passed, there would have been no gun industry in this country and there would have de facto been no Second Amendment right.
Congressman Paul voted against that bill. And -- and that's a very big difference between someone who actually works with the gun -- Second Amendment groups for -- for legislation that can protect that right and someone who says they're for Second Amendment, has attacked me on my Second Amendment issues, which you just referred to, and here's a man that would have wiped out the Second Amendment by -- if his vote would have been -- carried the day.
BAIER: Congressman Paul?
PAUL: Hardly would that wipe out the Second Amendment. But the jurisdiction is obviously with the state. Even when tort law is involved with medical malpractice, which is a real problem, now, our governor worked on and our state has done a little bit on medical liability. I think that's the way it should be handled.
You don't have -- you don't have national tort law. That's not part of the process. That should be at the state level. So to argue the case that that does away with the Second Amendment, when I'm the one that offers all -- all the legislation to repeal the gun bans that have been going on (inaudible) everything else.
I mean, I've introduced legislation like that. So that's a bit -- a bit of an overstretch to -- to say that I've done away with the Second Amendment.
SANTORUM: No, I need to respond to that, because the fact is, if we did not have a national liability bill, then people would have been able to go to states like, say, Massachusetts or New York and sue gun manufacturers where they would not pass a gun liability bill. So unless you have a national standard to protect guns -- manufacturers of guns, you would create the opportunity for the elimination of guns being manufactured in this country and de facto elimination of the right to bear arms.
PAUL: Well, this is the way -- this is the way our Constitution disappears. It's nibbled away. You say, well, I can give up on this, and therefore, I'll give that, and so eventually there's nothing left. But, no, tort law should be a state function, not a federal function.


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Just ordered for delivery. Shrimp tempura was overly fried and stale. The tuna I ordered had a hard white ball in the middle- absolutely disgusting and almost broke my tooth. Will never go back.
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I order delivery from here about once a week. I can't stand any of the Chinese (not that I don't know the diff between Chinese and Japanese) places in the neighborhood, so any time I want Asian food, I order from here. It is always delicious. The delivery always comes quickly. Zero complaints about this place.
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Ordered delivery for the first time and it was fast and the food was better than any Japanese I've had in the BK H/DUMBO area. I lived in Japan for two years and am very picky about sushi. This was good, not amazing, but as good as you get in most NYC restaurants.
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The miso soup and sushi were salty. The tuna from the tuna roll did not taste fresh. The cost was reasonable. I may have went on a bad day.
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We absolutely love iron chef house and go for lunch about once per week. I'm sure they have dishes that would disappoint, but they have so many that are spectacular! We love the Chef Squid Salad, the yellow tale appetizer, the age tofu and the sashimi platters. If you can't afford to spend $75 on sushi except once or twice per year, then this place is perfect. Those who find the sushi disappointing probably went on a Monday; for $25 per person, with drinks and tip, you should expect to be a little careful. Every other time its been fantastic!
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Huppenthal vs. Kotterman for Superintendent of Public Instruction (Clean Elections debate on 9/15)
Tuesday, September 14th, 2010The Arizona Citizens Clean Election Commission debate between John Huppenthal and Penny Kotterman for Superintendent of Public Instruction will be held on September 15 on Horizon KAET Channel 8 at 7 p.m. It will hopefully be online their website shortly thereafter at http://www.azpbs.org/vote2010/. Online right now are the Gubernatorial and Treasurer televised debates.
Alternatively, the debate video will be online within 72 hours at the Citizens Clean Election Commission website: http://www.azcleanelections.gov/home.aspx. According to their website, Huppenthal is participating in "clean" elections (so this debate is mandatory for him), Kotterman is running traditionally.
John Huppenthal, Republican, State Senator (LD 20) who chairs the Senate's Education Committee, www.johnhuppenthal.com.
Huppenthal graduated from Salpointe Catholic High School (private) in Tucson, then earned a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Northern Arizona University, and a master's degree in Business Administration from Arizona State University.
Penny Kotterman, Democrat, Former teacher, and former President of the Arizona Education Association (AEA), www.pennykotterman.com. Currently she is the Associate Director of New Programs and Policy at the Arizona K-12 Center in Phoenix. She grew up in Illinois, got her B.S. in Special Education at Western Illinois University, and her M.S. in Education Administration from Illinois State University.
Current Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne is termed out, and is the Republican nominee for Arizona Attorney General.
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DORAL, Fla. (AP) - Venezuelans living in the United States are reacting with cautious optimism that there will be change in their homeland following President Hugo Chavez's death.
In the Miami suburb of Doral, Venezuelans watched on television as the country's vice president, Nicolas Maduro, announced Chavez had died Tuesday. At a popular restaurant, one person cheered at the news, but the rest watched quietly and refrained from any celebration.
Doral has the largest concentration of Venezuelans in the U.S. Dora's mayor and police chief prepared a security and contingency plan in the event of Chavez's death. Many Venezuelans are expected to gather at restaurants and meeting spots in Miami, though few people immediately showed up.
There are nearly 190,000 Venezuelans in the United States. Many are strongly anti-Chavez.
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Updated: Dec 20, 2012 7:32 PM
BUTTE - Montana Tech will hold a State of Tech discussion Thursday at 5 p.m. in the library auditorium.
Montana Tech representatives will talk with the community about their strategic planning process following a mistaken lockdown alert on Wednesday, according to Amanda Badovinac, director of public relations and marketing at Montana Tech.
The message sent Wednesday morning was intended to be a test, according Badovinac. The message read, "Montana Tech Alert: All buildings on north campus in lockdown. Lock doors, stay away from windows and doors, turn off lights. More information to follow."
The all clear was given soon after authorities arrived. Badovinac said the response from the school was immediate and assured her that they would be prepared if there was a real threat on campus.
In light of the false alarm Montana Tech representatives will talk with the community about their planning process and answer any questions from the public.
Montana Tech representatives encourage students, faculty and the community to subscribe to the Montana Tech Alert system. In the event of an emergency you will receive a text message sent to the mobile number and/or e-mail you register with the system. To register visit www.mtech.edu.


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FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS — The City Council voted to appoint an interim city administrator Tuesday evening.
Stephen Rasmussen was appointed to the position with a unanimous city council vote. The city lost its city administrator in August when Drew Awsumb tendered his resignation with plans to go back to college and so he wouldn't miss his children's activities due to night city council meetings. Awsumb earned $74,046 a year as the city's administrator.
According to the employment agreement between the city and Rasmussen, Rasmussen would be paid $2,000 weekly beginning Wednesday. His appointment as interim city manager automatically terminates on May 22.
"Thank you very much, I appreciate the confidence of the mayor and the council," Rasmussen said. "I look forward to working with everyone in the short time I'll be here."
A city administrator is responsible for directing and administering all affairs of the city.
"I personally guarantee he'll do a good job for us," Mayor Gail Mitchell said.
The City Council also voted to allow Mitchell to enter into an agreement with Good Energy L.P. to consult with and inform the city, residents and businesses about electrical aggregation. Fairview Heights will ask voters in April to determine whether the city should "have the authority to arrange for the supply of electricity for its residential and small commercial retail customers who have not opted out of such a program." If voters pass the electric aggregation in April, the company will also work to procure electrical services for those who choose not to opt out of the program.
The city council voted to send legislation proposed by Councilwoman Pat Baeske to committee for further consideration and review. The proposed "no knock" legislation that would, if passed, regulate solicitors in the city. Under the proposal, solicitors would have to obtain a permit from the city and be approved by the city to be allowed to solicit. Certain groups, such as Scouts, churches and civic organizations would be exempt. Residents would also have the option to sign up for a "no knock" list, which is similar to a "no call" list. Solicitors will be prohibited from knocking on the doors of residents who opt to register on the "no knock" list.
In other business: The council approved the purchase of a 2011 Ford Crown Victoria police patrol vehicle for $16,000; approved the expenditure of $199,800 for Pyramid Electrical Contractors, Inc. to install four warning sirens to upgrade the current siren system; agreed to permit the city to enter into a contract with St. Clair County to install a sidewalk along Bunkum Road and enter a contract with Wehrenberg St. Clair 10 Cine on Ludwig Drive to provide police services at the theater. Wehrenberg will pay the city from $34.63 to $65 per hour per police officer. Officers will be dressed in the city police uniform while providing police protection at the theater.


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We at Luxist are huge fans of the Zimmermann line of swim and resort wear. Their sexy, bold colors and flamboyant vintage prints are eternally fresh and appealing. Last August, we published a story about their fabulous fashion show on the roof of The Empire Hotel -- and now, we can all buy many of those same items in their new store in Soho, NYC.
That's right, Zimmermann has opened their first ever pop-up shop in the USA. Though we Americans can access some of the wild, yet elegant Australian swim and after-swim fashions through Shopbop and some department and specialty stores, many items are exclusive, for North America, to their store at 112 Greene Street (between Prince and Spring). The store also features their capsule collection of footwear and handbags, as well as complementary jewelry collections by Australian designers.
The 2,500 square foot, bright and airy pop-up shop opened Monday, April 12 and will continue through June 30, but Zimmermann is on the hunt for a full-time home in Soho.


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Worst president ever. Worst person to ever be president.
I don´t suppose our dear leader grasps the irony of his comments regarding the few thriving in the country our founders created and the very fact that our founders were the 1%´rs of their day. What are the chances he has a clue what happend to the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Leave it to a Brit to say our emperor has no clothes.
The communist mod of operand!
This time he will be surrounded by his own Praetorian Guard known as Organizing for Action. He promised a Civilian Security Force as well funded as the military. Beck should put his city building on hold and find the source of their funding. If the funding is illegal we should shut them down while we still can.He still has the white right wingers with guns to deal with, however. He can´t have people with guns that can be converted to full auto running around trying to take their country back.It´s going to be a bumpy ride.
He can`t fix the mess created by republicans and capitalism in another 4 years. He`s counting on Moochelle to run in 2016 to continue the struggle.F-o-r-w-a-r-d - he cried from the rear...
Not an American bone in his body.
The media is our constant pincushion but what does it say about our ´free´ press that this sort of headline - factual, unafraid - would never appear in any US publication regardless of ownership or political tilt?
And speaking of the Battle Hymn of the Republic. My ancestor sang that. Who volunteered for the Civil War though he was a poor man with six children. He wanted to end slavery. I do not need MSNBC´s advice on ending racism, and I don´t feel guilty. What I feel is a heritage of seeing problems before other people did and acting on those perceptions. Not being stuck on problems of one hundred sixty years ago when the issue today is not African-Americans, but babies being killed with scissors into the skull. Our president supports the scissors in the skull, and I am not so sorry for him as I am for them. Like my ancestor, who was finally killed in battle after several years of running his middle-aged body from one to another, I´ll do what I think is right and be unsurprised that many don´t like it much. He didn´t care. I don´t care. He died a holy death and I hope for nothing better.
Dear Leader just had to make it political. He couldn´t give the Community Organizer routine a rest for a day. When the real Abraham Lincon was elected in 1860, he spoke words of unity, he spoke words of common purpose, common struggle, common identity. He offered an olive branch to the half dozen states that had already left the Union. There was no chest thumping in that speech or threatening to impose his will over his adversaries. Someone should send Professor Chris Mathews a copy of that speech.


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Over the past 15 years, Schupak has managed or coached more than 1,200 kids in youth athletics with teams winning over 200 games and a host of championships. Many of his former players and students have gone on to successful high school baseball careers and athletic college scholarships. In addition to coaching baseball, Schupak has coached children in basketball and soccer. He has served on different leagues' boards of directors, including the American Baseball Coaches Association.
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CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - May 10, 2012) - Celtic Exploration Ltd. (News - Market indicators) ("Celtic" or the "Company") has released its financial and operating results for the three months ended March 31, 2012. Summary of results are as follows:
Financial Statements
Celtic's unaudited condensed interim financial statements and related notes for the quarter ended March 31, 2012 will be available to the public on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and will also be posted on the Company's website at www.celticex.com on May 10, 2012.
Celtic's operating results for the three months ended March 31, 2012 are summarized in the table below:
Message to Shareholders
Celtic Exploration Ltd. ("Celtic" or the "Company") is pleased to report to shareholders the Company's activities in the first quarter of 2012.
During the quarter, Celtic drilled 12 (10.0 net) wells with an overall net success rate of 100%. Production during the quarter averaged 18,735 BOE per day, an increase of 20% from 15,605 BOE per day in the first quarter of 2011. During the quarter, the Company experienced significant production downtime as a result of gas plant outages. The most significant downtime that negatively affected production during the first quarter was the outage at the KA Gas Plant where Celtic's production of approximately 7,700 BOE (78% gas) per day is processed. In addition, production of approximately 1,600 BOE (100% gas) per day was shut-in at the Copton Gas Plant. In aggregate, production for the first quarter was negatively affected by over 3,000 BOE per day. As a result of the downtime and pipeline construction delays at Resthaven, Celtic has reduced its average 2012 production guidance to between 24,500 and 25,000 BOE per day (previously between 26,000 and 26,500 BOE per day). The Company's exit guidance of approximately 29,900 BOE per day remains unchanged.
With the KA and Copton gas plants back online, based on field estimates, Celtic's production for the week ended April 28, 2012 was approximately 22,100 BOE per day. In addition, the Company currently has approximately 6,200 BOE per day of production behind pipe from wells that have been drilled and are awaiting tie-in. Celtic expects the majority of these behind pipe volumes to be brought on-stream during the third quarter of 2012.
In the first quarter of 2012, Celtic recorded funds from operations of $25.9 million ($0.24 per share, diluted), down 21% from $32.7 million ($0.34 per share, diluted) reported in the same quarter of the previous year. Despite higher production levels during the first quarter of 2012, funds from operations decreased primarily due to significantly lower natural gas prices which averaged $2.41 per MCF in the first quarter of 2012, down 43% from $4.22 per MCF in the same period in 2011.
Net capital expenditures during the quarter were $151.7 million, up 112% from $71.5 million in the first quarter of 2011.
Subsequent to the end of the first quarter, Celtic issued 5% convertible debentures by way of short-form prospectus for gross proceeds of $172.5 million.
Drilling and Operations
In the Greater Resthaven area, five horizontal Montney wells were drilled and completed throughout the 702 section block as the Company continued to de-risk its Montney acreage. An additional well in the Smoky area was tested with a vertical strat and drilled to 90 degrees where intermediate casing has been set. The Company expects to drill the horizontal leg on this well next winter due to an early spring break-up. At the south end of the Greater Resthaven land block, Celtic has put on-stream, a newly drilled well located at Harley 06-12-057-27W5 (100% WI). Given the well's location in a previously untested part of the Resthaven land block, the results from this well are significant in evaluating and de-risking the Company's acreage. The well was drilled to a measured depth of 5,115 metres and was completed with a 16-stage foam fracture technique. After 236 hours of clean-up and flow, at the end of the test, the well was producing natural gas at a rate of 9.4 MMCF per day and field condensate of 243 barrels per day, at a flowing wellhead pressure of 1,378 kPa (200 psi). This well is on production and additional liquids will be recovered from the gas stream at the gas plant.
The Company completed the majority of its ambitious pipeline infrastructure construction during the quarter. At Jayar, the Simonette River was crossed and an extension was completed into the northern part of the Resthaven land block. In the southern part of the Resthaven land block, the main "trunk-line" has been completed with the exception of a six kilometre interval and a river crossing which had to be postponed due to an early spring break-up. The river crossing and pipeline construction is now planned for July, which would enable the Company to bring on production three additional Montney wells and a Cretaceous zone.
The Simonette gas plant, at which the majority of the wells in the Company's Resthaven land block produce, continues to make modifications which Celtic expects will increase liquid recoveries. On May 7th, 2012, the plant was shut down to attempt to further enhance recoveries. The plant is expected to be down for approximately one week while it is retro-fitted. Celtic has made arrangements to divert its Resthaven gas to the Edson and K3 Gas Plants during this period.
The Simonette gas plant is expected to expand and convert to a deep-cut gas plant in late 2013 or early 2014. This will substantially increase liquids recovery from Celtic's Resthaven wells, resulting in an overall increase of approximately 50% in liquids, excluding Ethane.
In 2011, Celtic wells on production in the greater Resthaven area averaged 45 barrels/MMCF of liquids. In 2012, as the Company shifts more of its drilling to "oilier" parts of the acreage this liquids ratio should increase with a further increase in liquids resulting from the start-up of the deep-cut facility at the beginning of 2014.
In the Kaybob area, two Bluesky wells were drilled and completed. The 50% and 75% WI wells did not come on production due to the KA Gas Plant being down; however, these wells have been brought on production in the second quarter. Also at Kaybob, a 33.3% WI Duvernay well was drilled during the quarter and the Company is planning a "hybrid" style completion in May, weather permitting. Two other wells at a 50% WI and at 100% WI were also spud targeting the Duvernay during the first quarter and subsequently shut down, waiting on dry weather, before drilling resumes. A non-operated 50% WI Duvernay well located at 13-22-062-21W5 was completed and tested during the first quarter and is expected to be put on production in July. Celtic has re-allocated additional capital to the Duvernay play during the remainder of 2012.
At Fir, the Company drilled two 100% WI wells which are expected to come on production in May and June. Capital has been shifted from Fir to the Kaybob Dunvegan oil play to increase the Company's exposure to higher netback production.
At Inga, British Columbia, the Company participated in the drilling of a horizontal Doig well. The non-operated 40% WI well was tested and will be placed on production in May. It is anticipated that five more wells will be drilled at Inga prior to year-end.
In spite of continued AECO natural gas prices below $2.00 per GJ, Celtic is able to generate high netbacks from its liquids production, the majority of which is condensate that attracts a premium to WTI pricing. In addition, the Company continues to take advantage of the Alberta Government royalty incentive programs.
Given the success from its recent drilling program, Celtic maintains its exit 2012 production guidance of 29,900 BOE per day. The Company has increased its planned 2012 capital expenditure program to $322.0 million, up 7% from its previous budget of $300.0 million. The increased capital spending in 2012 is primarily for a gas plant to be constructed at Kaybob. The Company is currently evaluating the size and type of facility that it expects to commence building later in 2012. A Company owned facility will provide Celtic with greater control over its production run time with less dependence on third party operated facilities, and enhanced liquid recoveries and netbacks.
The Company is excited about its active program and looks forward to updating shareholders with further results in the near future. Celtic continues to maintain a flexible financial position so that it can pursue opportunities as they arise. With the newly constructed pipeline and facility infrastructure at Resthaven, Celtic is positioned to drill wells and add new production with short lead times when natural gas prices make a recovery.
2012 Guidance
Celtic continues to remain optimistic about its future prospects. Celtic is opportunity driven and is confident that it can continue to grow the Company's production base by building on its current inventory of development prospects and by adding new exploration prospects. Celtic will endeavour to maintain a high quality product stream that on a historical basis receives a superior price with reasonably low production costs. In addition, the Company takes advantage of royalty incentive programs in order to further increase netbacks. Celtic will continue to focus its exploration efforts in areas of multi-zone hydrocarbon potential.
Celtic's Board of Directors has approved an increased 2012 capital expenditure budget of $322.0 million (previously $300.0 million). The increased capital spending in 2012 is primarily for a gas plant to be constructed at Kaybob. The Company is currently evaluating the size and type of facility that it expects to commence building later in 2012. A company owned facility will provide Celtic with greater control over its production run time with less dependence on third parties. The Company expects to spend $241.0 million on drilling and completing wells, $65.0 million on facilities, equipment and pipelines, and $16.0 million on land and seismic in 2012.
Celtic expects production in 2012 to average between 24,500 and 25,000 BOE per day (previously between 26,000 and 26,500 BOE per day). During the first quarter, the Company experienced significant production downtime as a result of gas plant outages. The most significant downtime that negatively affected production during the first quarter was the outage at the KA Gas Plant where Celtic's production of approximately 7,700 BOE (78% gas) per day is processed. In addition, production of approximately 1,600 BOE (100% gas) per day was shut-in at the Copton Gas Plant. Average production in 2012 is expected to be weighted 25% oil and 75% gas (previously 24% oil and 76% gas); however, operating income in 2012 is expected to be weighted 79% oil and 21% gas (previously 73% oil and 27% gas). At the low end of the range of 2012's average production forecast, this represents a 51% increase from average production of 16,212 BOE per day in 2011. On a production per common share basis, the increase would be 41%.
Celtic expects to achieve continued efficiencies in its cost structure in 2012. Production expense is estimated to be $8.76 (previously $7.89) per BOE and royalties are expected to average 11.6% (previously 12.7%). General and administrative expense is estimated to be at industry leading low levels of $0.67 (previously $0.66) per BOE.
The Company's average commodity price assumptions for 2012 are US$97.00 (previously US$95.00) per barrel for WTI oil, US$2.65 (previously US$2.75) per MMBTU for NYMEX natural gas, $2.10 (previously $2.35) per GJ for AECO natural gas and a US/Canadian dollar exchange rate of US$0.9901 (previously US$0.9804). These prices compare to average 2011 prices of US$95.12 per barrel for WTI oil, US$4.07 per MMBTU for NYMEX natural gas, $3.43 per GJ for AECO natural gas and a US/Canadian dollar exchange rate of US$0.9893.
After giving effect to the aforementioned production and commodity price assumptions, funds from operations for 2012 is forecasted to be approximately $155.0 million or $1.42 per common share, diluted (previously $181.5 million or $1.67 per common share, diluted).
Changes in forecasted commodity prices and variances in production estimates can have a significant impact on estimated funds from operations and profit. Please refer to the advisory regarding forward-looking statements below.
Sensitivities to changes in commodity prices would affect forecasted 2012 funds from operations and profit as follows:
(i) A change of 15% in AECO natural gas price of $0.32 per GJ would affect funds from operations by $14.3 million ($0.13 per common share); and
(ii) A change of 15% in WTI oil price of US$14.55 per barrel would have a minimal impact on funds from operations due to Celtic's fixed WTI derivative financial instrument contracts currently in place.
Celtic estimates 2012 year-end bank debt, net of working capital, to be approximately $210.0 million, which provides the Company with approximately $125.0 million of unused and available bank credit at year-end.
Celtic is excited about the growth prospects being generated in the Company and remains optimistic about the Company's ability to deliver continued per common share growth in production, reserves, net asset value and funds from operations. Given the Company's strong inventory of drilling locations, we look forward to continued growth in 2012 and beyond. The information set out herein under the heading "2012 Guidance" is "financial outlook" within the meaning of applicable securities laws. The purpose of this financial outlook is to provide readers with disclosure regarding Celtic's reasonable expectations as to the anticipated results of its proposed business activities for 2012. Readers are cautioned that this financial outlook may not be appropriate for other purposes.
Advisory Regarding Forward-Looking Statements
This document contains expectations, beliefs, plans, goals, objectives, assumptions, information and statements about future events, conditions, results of operations or performance that constitute "forward-looking information" or "forward-looking statements" (collectively, "forward-looking statements") under applicable securities laws. Undue reliance should not be placed on forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements are based on current expectations, estimates and projections that involve a number of risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated by the Company and described in the forward-looking statements. We caution that the foregoing list of risks and uncertainties is not exhaustive. Events or circumstances could cause actual dates to differ materially from those estimated or projected and expressed in, or implied by, these forward-looking statements. The forward-looking statements contained in this document are made as of the date hereof and the Company does not intend, and does not assume any obligation, to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise unless expressly required by applicable securities laws. Readers are cautioned that the foregoing well test results are not necessarily indicative of long-term performance.
Measurements and Abbreviations
All dollar amounts are referenced in Canadian dollars, except when noted otherwise. Where amounts are expressed on a barrel of oil equivalent ("BOE") basis, natural gas volumes have been converted to oil equivalence at six thousand cubic feet per barrel and sulphur volumes have been converted to oil equivalence at 0.6 long tons per barrel. The term BOE may be misleading, particularly if used in isolation. A BOE conversion ratio of six thousand cubic feet per barrel is based on an energy equivalency conversion method primarily applicable at the burner tip and does not represent a value equivalency at the wellhead. References to oil in this discussion include crude oil and natural gas liquids ("NGLs"). NGLs include condensate, pentane, propane, butane and ethane. References to gas in this discussion include natural gas and sulphur.
Working interest is abbreviated as "WI". Million cubic feet is abbreviated as "MMCF". Thousand cubic feet is abbreviated as "MCF". Barrels are abbreviated as "bbls". Giga joules are abbreviated as "GJ". Kilopascals is abbreviated as "kPa" and pounds per square inch is abbreviated as "psi".


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Too many Tulsans teeter on the edge of homelessness, according to Michael Brose, executive director of the Mental Health Association in Tulsa.
"There's a shortage of affordable housing in the Tulsa community," Brose said. The nonprofit he leads also is a landlord, operating 18 apartment buildings for a total of about 650 units as part of a nationally-lauded approach to preventing homelessness.
Brose expressed concerns about Mayor Dewey Bartlett's proposal to require apartment owners to have a license, an idea championed by Bartlett in the wake of the Jan. 7 shooting deaths of four women at the Fairmont Terrace apartment complex.
The 336-unit site has become well known as a crime hot spot, with three fatal shooting incidents since the beginning of August.
Brose questioned, however, the idea that the focus should be squarely on apartments.
"I think the mayor is going about this in a very narrow, sort of reactionary manner that has widespread impact," Brose said.
Bartlett, along with police and neighborhood leaders, expressed concern about absentee ownership of some apartments. Bartlett has said that such owners often don't respond to safety concerns.
Details of his proposal have not been presented, and he's talked about how any proposal will go before the Tulsa City Council before becoming law.
But Bartlett has said the city "must have a hammer" when dealing with apartment owners. He's said the city should be able to revoke apartment licenses, likening the idea to how liquor licenses can be taken away by state authorities.
Brose said he's waiting to hear Bartlett talk about how this would affect the availability of housing, particularly low-income housing.
"So when the mayor says, we're going to license them, and if they don't do XYZ, we may force them to close, well, where are these people going to live at?" Brose said.
Brose said his group "would be very willing and interested to meet with the mayor's office and talk about common issues of safety and security."
The association is a member of a larger group of apartment owners, the Tulsa Apartment Association, which issued a firmly-worded statement Feb. 7 in which the group stated members are "disappointed" with Bartlett for not meeting with the group.
"From the reports TAA has seen to date it is evident that the Mayor does not understand the operations of professionally owned apartment communities. TAA has reached out to Mayor Bartlett on several occasions and has not received a response. The association is willing to meet with the Mayor to inform him of the general practices of responsible owners and managers and work with him to come up with a solution for crime in Tulsa," the statement read in part.
Before the statement was issued, Lloyd Wright, the mayor's press secretary, said in an interview that "unified apartment management would be involved" in helping develop details for the licensing proposal.
Mayor Bartlett was traveling when the statement was issued and unavailable for comment before deadline.
His office released a statement, however, which read in part: "Once there is a proposal to discuss, meetings with those who would be potentially impacted would be set and feedback would be encouraged. A few individual apartment owners have already provided some feedback to mayoral staff and all input from citizens will be considered. However, Mayor Bartlett is very serious about giving the citizens of Tulsa more influence in their neighborhoods by creating rules and regulations that make it more difficult for absentee landlords to neglect their Tulsa properties."
Keri Cooper, executive director for the apartment association, noted that though several city councilors attended a Jan. 15 luncheon held by the association to discuss safety in apartments, Bartlett did not attend. She added that "last minute notice" was given about the meeting, however.
She said the group asked to take part in a forum on crime held Jan. 29, but was told that they would not be on the panel.
About Bartlett's proposal, she said, "I think our biggest concern is we don't know what that includes."
She went on to list questions members have about the idea: "Who registers? Is it just apartments? Is it townhomes? Is it condos? Is it rental houses? I think one of our biggest issues is that we don't see a correlation of how registering is going to solve this problem of crime."
In the forum event, Deputy Chief Dennis Larsen with the Tulsa Police Department described stark differences between local owners and those from out of the area.
Those who live in Tulsa or nearby "are very responsive" to police concerns, and "step up to the plate almost immediately and say, 'What can we do? We don't want this in the place we own and rent out,'" he said.
But "absentee owners are our biggest headaches because we have very little leverage," Larsen said.
While Bartlett has said out-of-state owners are hard to reach, Cooper questioned the city's outreach efforts.
"I think I'm curious to know what steps they're taking to reach out to out-of-state owners at this point," Cooper said, adding that there may be "ways to improve on the current system of reaching out."
Fairmont Terrace is owned by representatives of California-based SolRey Properties, though a deal is pending to sell the property to Missouri-based owners. That group was recently approved for tax credits to renovate the property.
The management company for Fairmont Terrace, LynCo, is a member of the Tulsa Apartment Association; association president, Gary Goss, is an executive with LynCo.
At the forum, Larsen described specific recommendations for reducing apartment crime. "Light it, gate it, put good security in it and you evict anybody who commits a felony in their apartment," Larson said, adding, "We haven't seen those out-of-state owners willing to do that," Larsen said.
Vicki Been, director of the Furman Center for Real Estate and Public Policy and a law professor at New York University, said most cities "have the ability to basically condemn the housing and close it and sell it at auction" after a judicial proceeding. Sometimes cities levy "fines so high it becomes not useful or profitable for them to operate the property," she said.
The Tulsa City Council in 2010 approved changes to the city's nuisance abatement codes, at the time hailed as a crackdown on vacant properties. The city may impose fines and even jail time on property owners under this law.
John Roman, a senior fellow with the Washington, D.C.-based Urban Institute, said he there may be a trend with cities enforcing more regulation on rental property.
In Charlotte, for example, a new law which took effect Jan. 1 requires rental property owners to register online with local police.
Roman said he favors cities taking a hands-on approach.
"I often think that cities don't exert enough power to improve places. They're very reluctant, especially when talking about anything involving property rights. The problem is that there are real negative consequences to the neighborhood and to the places where bad properties exist. To sort of wave your hands and say, 'It's private property, there's nothing we can do,' means you're allowing a lot of negative things to happen to people and it's your job to stop these things," Roman said.
A statement from the mayor's office noted that Midwest City and other cities require the licensing of rental property. Cooper said that in Midwest City and in other cities, "the police department and apartment association work together to put these programs together."
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The search is on for a man who robbed a fruit stand by gunpoint in Cheboygan County.
The Cheboygan County Sheriff's Office was called to the village of Wolverine around 2:40 p.m. Wednesday.
The owners of the cherry stand said a man holding a handgun demanded all of their money. After the money was handed over the gunman ran away on foot.
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For this topic i think of the ways that movies have started that grabbed your attention or set the mood or just started differently from a lot of other things.
Lord of War began the entire movie out really different by showing the life of a bullet being made and entering a body, that holds anybody's attention or shocks as well.
Watchment-explaining the superheroes and going through America's history was cool in a warped way, like the Lesbian Nurse kiss after WWII was over was a nice touch and Bob Dylan music playing throughout the whole thing.
Every "Pirate" movie beginning with Jack Sparrow has a fun start to them. When he shoots the bird from inside the coffin was fun to watch. As well as in the first when his boat sinks.
The Walking Dead starts out shocking with the Police chase and quick to Zombies.
Nearly every one of the James Bond movies always had fun starts.
Any more ideas?
The opening credits of Watchmen and Casino Royale.
Every Saw movie starts out with their "big" trap or their most disturbing, to let those old couples who heard they made money and were good movies and decided to give one a go- time to leave the theater and complain for their money back.
Saw 2- death mask- tries to gouge out eye, doesn't get key in time and a mask of spikes closes on his head
Saw 3- angel trap- reaches in tubes of flesh burning acid to get key, tries several times, gets key, tries to unlock but trap was rigged, so her stomach gets ripped open slow motion from several angles.
Saw 4- mosoleum trap guy with eyes sewn shut chained to a fixture in middle of room winding up his chain slowly. Hears other guy in room, decides to attack him. Other guy in room is chained too. But he can't tell the other guy because his mouth is sew shut. he notices key on the back of the other guy's neck, but in trying to get it starts a weapon fight with him. he beats the other guy to death in great detail, gets the key, the rips his stitches open showing a large amount of blood.
Saw 5- water box guy's head stuck in box of water and to breath takes pen from pocket and stabs himself in the throat.
Saw 6- a pound of flesh 2 people. which ever one cuts off the highest weighin flesh wins. One skinny girl, and fat guy. use your imagination ;)
Saw 3d- "Love" triangle just watch this one. don't want to ruin it.
Why not have the iconic, innovative battle scene at the opening of your grand movie?
i couldn't agree more! we 've watched this in classes before, yes that good, yet haunting and unforgetable
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"An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind"
-Mahatama Gandhi
An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind
Good advice for the human kind
Getting back at each other is not nice
A lot will pay the price
Let what happens happen and don't try to change it
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KUAT U.S. Senate candidate forum tonight – without Senator McCain
Thursday, October 14th, 2010KUAT Channel 6 has a candidate forum tonight scheduled with U.S. Senate candidates Rodney Glassman (D), Jerry Joslyn (G), David Noland (L), but incumbent U. S. Senator John McCain (R) was invited and did not confirm his attendance.
This 1/2 hour Arizona Illustrated show will be aired at 6:30 p.m. on Channel 6 KUAT Arizona Public Media. Or log onto www.ondemand.azpm.org/ for the online video after the televised show.
I wrote about the September 26 Phoenix debate between these four men (with campaign websites), and the Tucson debate watching party hosted by the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (click here).
So tonight watch the 3 challengers from 3 different political parties tell you why they would be a better U.S. Senator than John MCain, who has served in that office since 1987.
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Western Baptist Hospital's new employee walking program has motivated Sherry Jones, office manager of the Education department, to reach her fitness goals. "I've lost more than 50 pounds, and I feel great," said Jones.
Jones and other Western Baptist staff invite the community on Wednesday, April 16, to join in a celebration of the American Heart Association's national Start! Walking Day.
Western Baptist will host a kickoff ceremony at 11:30 a.m. in the Baptist Heart Center Auditorium. The community is invited to walk the hospital's one-mile outdoor walk path on their lunch break, any time from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Jones looks forward to the celebration. She started walking two miles daily on the treadmill more than two years ago and has steadily increased her pace. She now walks five miles before work and an additional two miles on her lunch break.
Jones isn't alone. Since partnering with the American Heart Association to bring Start!, a workplace walking program to the area, more than 350 Western Baptist staff, as well as employees from more than 70 area businesses, have stepped forward for better health.
Walking is a simple exercise nearly everyone can do to improve heart health. It has the lowest drop-out rate of any physical activity, and it's the simplest positive change individuals can make to improve heart health.
Walking and moderate physical activity for at least 30 minutes on most days of the week can help:
* Reduce the risk of coronary heart disease
* Improve blood pressure, blood sugar and blood lipid levels
* Maintain body weight
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ChestnutThe 16" Fine Line Clip In Volumizer by hairdo is a one piece volumizing extension created by Ken Paves and inspired by Jessica Simpson. This volume-boosting extension instantly transforms thin, medium length hair. Affordable, lightw...eight, and easy to apply, these virtually undetectable extensions can be put in and taken out in a matter of seconds. It's like you - only better! Special Features:Fine Line Technology - The hair is sewn onto a thin, ultra-Invisible polyurethane base which creates a lighter, thinner, undetectable application and lays flat to the head for a more comfortable, natural-looking effect. Heat-Friendly - Made with Tru2Life synthetic hair you can curl or straighten using heated appliances - up to 350 degrees. Pressure Sensitive Clip - Clips on without causing damage to your own hair and fits comfortably and securely in place. Base Dimension: 10" x 3" read more
Create your favorite bangs look with the Tru2LifeTM fiber clip in bangs from hairdo�. Ready to cut, curl, and wear any way you wan...t. Your options are limitless. Wear it as your favorite style bangs or add lift and volume to the crown of your head. The "bangs" can be customized any way you want it and then you just clip it in! "Don't cut it! Clip it! Now you can get the latest look without cutting your hair. My clip-in bangs give you that instant WOW factor!" - Ken Paves Instant Bangs - without the commitment of cutting your hair! read more
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ChestnutPerfect for adding length and volume to your hair. The hairdo� 2pc. Clip-In Extensions are made with Tru2Life� synthetic f...iber. Just as with real hair, this soft, natural looking fiber can be curled or straightened with thermal styling tools at temperatures from 240 to 350 degrees to create any style you want.The clip-in extensions consist of two multi-level pieces that create an easy, fashionable style without the hassle of working with several individual wefts. A blend of shades makes for the most believable results. The larger piece can be worn alone, or if you want even longer hair, add the smaller piece as well. Either way, short hair transforms into luxurious, below-the-shoulder length hair. Long hair becomes thick and full.Features:Easy, do-it-yourself application. Pressure Sensitive Clip - Clips on without causing damage to your own hair and fits comfortably and securely in place. Heat-Friendly - Made with the Tru2Life� synthetic fiber that you can curl or straighten using heat tools at temperatures from to 240 up to 350 degrees Includes two multilevel hair extensions, one large and one small Measurements: Large three levels of 11""L hair measuring 16""L overall; Small two levels of 12""L hair measuring 15""L overall read more
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Edward R. Murrow Award winning journalist Marc Schollett can be seen co-anchoring 7 & 4 News at 5,6 and 11 weekdays.
A shrinking budget, a million dollar shortfall, and some tough decisions face a Northern Michigan School district. Charlevoix Public Schools, like most around the state, are having to make do with less. For Charlevoix, that may mean having to close one of the three schools in the district.
Charlevoix Public Schools operate an elementary, middle, and high school. As part of it's budget considerations, the school board will take a look at two different plans to save the district money. One of the plans calls for the district to combine classes, so that K-6 are in one building, and 7-12 are in another, allowing the district to shut down one of the buildings. This move, along with some staffing cuts, could save the district around $1 million dollars. There is no official word as to which building would be shuttered if the district chooses this path.
A second plan calls for all three buildings to remain open, but would only trim around $800,000 from the budget. Both plans include students having to pay to play sports and cuts to athletic transportation.
The two plans are going to be the center of discussion at the Charlevoix Public School Board meeting Monday night at 6 pm at the middle school. School leaders say the expect and look forward to a large public response.
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$62 - $1249 + FREE SHIPPINGDescription: A captivating assortment of elegant traditionals and ultra sophisticated transitionals, the Infinity collection pairs a hard-twist nylon construction with a special space dying technique, recreating the look and feel of high-end antiques. Featuring trend-setting hues of sangria, terra cotta, onyx, sage, and autumn bronze.
- Collection: Infinity
- Brand: Oriental Weavers
- Material: 100% Nylon
- Weave: Machine Made
- Styles: Contemporary Rugs
- Origin: China
- Available in the following sizes: 1' 11" x 3' 3", 3' 10" x 5' 5", 5' 3" x 7' 6", 6' 7" x 9' 6", 7' 8" x 10' 10", 9' 10" x 12' 9", 7' 8" Round, 7' 8" Square and 1' 11" x 7' 6"
Beautiful rug that looks to be of very high quality
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Fiordilatte cheese (fior-di-latte meaning "top-of-the-milk") is a fresh pulled-curd cheese ("a pasta filata") typical from the Central and South Italy, especially Campania.
The transformation process is similar to that of the cow-milk mozzarella cheese: the difference here is the shape and the consistency of the paste.
Whole cow milk, from one or more consecutive milking's to be done within a 16 hours window, is engrafted with whey and coagulated with calf rennet.
Once broken, the curd is ripened and pulled while adding almost boiling water, while the curing is done either before or after the pulling.
We recognise it's the best cheese to use on Pizzas so that's exactly what we do! Make sure we use the best ingredients to top your freshly wood fired Pizza!