In the meanwhile... is there anything i can do in order to somehow prevent that she does not go back there? Is this 3 things linked somehow and why do people do that to themselves? She has been rehab' d 2 times and she (with me) is on a spiritual path now, that I hope will help as well...??


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Premier League 2017 - Preview Fifteenth Evening
ALL TO PLAY FOR AS BETWAY PREMIER LEAGUE VISITS ABERDEEN
THE battles for the final Betway Premier League Play-Off place and the League Winners' Bonus will both conclude as the league season ends at the GE Oil & Gas Arena in Aberdeen on Thursday.
Following over three months of competition across the UK, Ireland and Netherlands, the final league night sees four key matches taking place in Aberdeen. Michael van Gerwen and Peter Wright are still competing for the 25,000 pound League Winner's Bonus, while Phil Taylor and Dave Chisnall are in contention for the final Play-Off place.
The night opens as Chisnall meets James Wade, with the world number five needing a big victory over the 2009 Premier League champion if he is to put the pressure on Taylor. Chisnall is now unbeaten in his past six matches after making a late Play-Off charge, but admits: "I'm relying on other results but I'm still in with a chance and it should be exciting.
"It's been good in recent weeks and I've been feeling great. I've been playing well for a while now so we'll see what happens this week and hopefully I can play well again. "James is a top quality player, one of the best finishers in the game and I can't give him a chance. I've given people some chances recently and they've take it and I can't afford to do that with James."
A heavy win for Chisnall would then put the pressure on Taylor as the six-time Premier League champion bids to mark his farewell season before retirement with a Play-Off appearance.
"I'm in a good position but I've still got to perform," said Taylor, who overcame Van Gerwen last week in Sheffield. "I'm trying to get to The O2 and if I get there then it will be fantastic to be involved. "I'm not banking on anything because Adrian could come out and put in a massive performance - there's no pressure on him now that he can't qualify."
Second-placed Peter Wright then takes on Raymond van Barneveld - with the in-form Scot entering the final league night on a high after whitewashing Van Gerwen on Sunday on his way to a third European Tour title of 2017.
Wright sits a point behind Van Gerwen in his bid to top the league table, and having secured a top-four finish for the first time is now bidding to make history as only the third player to top the regular season's standings.
"I'm feeling really good," said Wright. "It's nice not to have the pressure on, having qualified with two weeks to go, but I still want to finish top - Michael's the best player in the game at the moment but I'm trying to push him. "I need to beat Barney to try and get that top spot and I'm looking at the two points. "Playing Barney in Scotland will be huge because the crowd treat him like one of their own. It should be a fantastic match with loads of noise from the crowd and singing because Aberdeen's a great crowd so I'm looking forward to it."
Van Gerwen, meanwhile, knows that a win in his clash with third-placed Gary Anderson will ensure that he tops the league table for a fifth straight year. The reigning Premier League champion hit a world record TV average of 123.40 in last year's visit to Aberdeen against Michael Smith, and is aiming to reproduce that form in a repeat of January's World Championship final.
"Last year was fantastic in Aberdeen and it's a great memory for me, but I have to focus on this week's game because Gary's in good form," said Van Gerwen. "He's won his last couple of matches so I know I've got to prepare myself. My aim was to finish top and it's still in my hands, so I'll do everything I can to achieve it this week."
Two-time Premier League champion Anderson, meanwhile, is eagerly anticipating the return to his native Scotland as he bids to enter the Play-Offs with a third successive win.
"I've got wins when I've needed to in the last two weeks and it's all about getting into the top four, but it will be really good to play Michael," said Anderson. "If I turn up, Michael knows what game he's going to get, and it's the same the other way around too. "He's in my country now and I'm looking forward to it. I played Barney in Holland this year and it was great to see the support behind him, and hopefully it will be the same for me too this week. "We don't get too many events in Scotland so it's always good to get back up there because the crowds are brilliant."
Play-Offs Permutations
/ Dave Chisnall
Must win to go level on 17 points with Phil Taylor, and then hope that Taylor loses by enough legs to give Chisnall a better Leg Difference.
Qualifies for the Play-Offs if Chisnall does not win.
If Chisnall wins, Taylor qualifies for the Play-Offs with a win or a draw. Will qualify with a 7-4 or 7-5 defeat.
Any other defeat would bring Leg Difference between Taylor and Chisnall into the equation.
Only Points or Leg Difference will be used to split, as Chisnall cannot Level with or overtake Taylor on Legs Won Against Throw, which would be the third differentiating factor (32-25).
A draw puts him level on 22 points with Michael van Gerwen. He would then require Van Gerwen to lose 7-1 to leave Wright top.
A win puts him one point ahead of Van Gerwen.
Finishes top with a win.
If Wright wins 7-2, 7-3, 7-4 or 7-5, Van Gerwen only needs a draw to finish top.
If Wright wins 7-5 with six Legs Won Against Throw, Van Gerwen would need to draw with at least one Leg Won Against Throw.
If Wright draws, Van Gerwen only needs two legs to finish top (or three legs if Wright won all six legs against throw).
In addition, the places from fifth to eight - featuring Chisnall, Raymond van Barneveld, Adrian Lewis and James Wade - can also see movement on Thursday, with prize money for players not reaching the Play-Offs based on final finishing positions.
Fifteenth Night Matches
Dave Chisnall v James Wade
Phil Taylor v Adrian Lewis
Peter Wright v Raymond van Barneveld
Michael van Gerwen v Gary Anderson

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Was there comfort in Sheol according to Ezekiel 32:31?
Ezekiel 32:
17 In the twelfth year, in the twelfth month, on the fifteenth day of the month, the word of the LORD came to me: 18"Son of man, wail over the multitude of Egypt, and send them down, her and the daughters of majestic nations, to the world below, to those who have gone down to the pit:
30"The princes of the north are there, all of them, and all the Sidonians, who have gone down in shame with the slain, for all the terror that they caused by their might; they lie uncircumcised with those who are slain by the sword, and bear their shame with those who go down to the pit.
31 "When Pharaoh sees them, he will be comforted for all his multitude, Pharaoh and all his army, slain by the sword, declares the Lord GOD. 32For I spread terror in the land of the living; and he shall be laid to rest among the uncircumcised, with those who are slain by the sword, Pharaoh and all his multitude, declares the Lord GOD."
Did Pharaoh find comfort in the pit/Sheol?
It is true that שְׁאוֹל (sheol = "grave") and בֹּאר (bowr = "pit") are often used as synonyms as in this passage of Eze 32:17-32. More precisely in this passage:
שְׁאוֹל (sheol = "grave") occurs in V21 & V27;
בֹּאר (bowr = "pit") occurs in V18, V23, V24, V25, V29, V30, all with the same intention - those who down to the grave/pit, meaning death.
another word, קָ֫בֶר (qeber = sepulcher) is also used in this passage in V22, V23, V25, V26.
Now to V31 which says:
Pharaoh will see them and be comforted over all his multitude—Pharaoh and all his army, slain by the sword, declares the Lord GOD.
The Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary suggests this:
comforted—with the melancholy satisfaction of not being alone, but of having other kingdoms companions in his downfall. This shall be his only comfort—a very poor one!
Gill offers a slightly expanded comments:
Pharaoh shall see them, and shall be comforted over his multitude,.... That is, when Pharaoh is brought to the grave, and into the state of the dead, he shall look about him, and see who lie by him; and he shall behold the above mentioned kings of Assyria, Persia, Idumea, and the princes of Tyre and Zidon, and all their mighty armies, generals and soldiers, in the same condition with himself; and this shall be some solace to him in his own death, and at the loss of so great a kingdom, such numerous subjects, and a vast army, that others as rich, as powerful as himself, lie in the same low and miserable condition; though such comfort as this must be poor comfort indeed! and yet this is all the comfort wicked men have in hell, that they have company with them there:
However, the pulpit commentary is more precise:
Verse 31. - Shall be comforted, etc. (comp. for the thought, Ezekiel 31:16). That shall be all that he will have to console him. As before, other nations were comforted by the downfall of Egypt, so Egypt in her turn finds her comfort in their downfall. All are sharers alike in the fiend-like temper which exults in the miseries of others.
Recall that this passage is discussing nations not individuals as the Pulpit commentary implies. Ezekiel appears to be saying that these nations will comfort themselves that they have suffered the same as all others who have preceded them.
In Ezekiel 32:18 it is pronounced the same but spelt בֹֽור. It also means cistern +1
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Statement following incidents of abuse at the weekend
Troy Townsend, Head of Player Engagement at Kick It Out: "It is disappointing to see the final weekend of the Premier League season, with fans back in stadiums, marred by incidents of abuse. The racial abuse targeted at Rio Ferdinand is unacceptable and we hope the Wolves fan who racially abused him faces serious consequences for his actions, as well as the appropriate education.
We are also extremely disappointed by those fans who chose to boo players taking the knee, which again despite conversations and awareness raised, showed a lack of appreciation and understanding. But, we must also give credit to the many who acknowledged the stance with rapturous applause.
These incidents show there is more work to be done ahead of next season, and we will continue to hold everyone in the game to account to drive out discrimination."
Published: 24th May, 2021
Author: Dylan Williams


Can The Shade Of Sunglass You Wear Affect Your Mood?
Sunny disposition? Does it have to do with the shades your looking through?
Does the color you see through your sunglasses have an effect on your mood? We've all heard the phrase about "looking through rose-colored glasses," but does that actually have truth to it? According to a type of therapy, called chromotherapy, it does.
Chromotherapy is a form of alternative medicine that focuses on the energy in colors.
Chromotherapists base their practice on principles of ayurveda that state that the body has seven chakras, or spiritual centers. These chakras each have a representative color that can be linked to the emotions each chakra holds. Think ROYGBIV, with violet at the top of the head and red at the bottom of the spine.
Alternative medicine techniques, such as chromotherapy are typically seen to be controversial by modern science. Color psychology, or chromotherapy, falls into this category. However, many people find success with chromotherapy and research supports that short term effects on behavior are common. This is exciting when it comes to a certain shade of sunglass boosting your mood. Everything in our world exists in color, so seeing the world through different shades may alter perceptions and elicit a better mood.
The company RainbowOPTX, is one who is using chromotherapy techniques in their sunglasses.
Orange: I Feel, linked to emotions of balance, wisdom and joy.
Violet: I Know, linked to awareness, consciousness and inspiration.
Aqua: I Express, linked to communication, love and compassion.
Rose: I Love, linked to love, purity and comfort.
Click here for all the colors and their descriptions!
You might read these and think it's a bunch of hokey-pokey, but, sunglasses aside, there is evidence that your mood could be effected in different ways by different colors. While research in the area of chromotherapy and color psychology is still in its early stages, the effects that certain colors have on an individuals mood have been felt and talked about before. Most people say that they feel calm and peaceful in a blue room, while they feel more energized in a yellow or orange room. Cool colors, such as greens and blues, and warm colors such as reds and yellows, bring out similar moods in most people.
While each shade of sunglasses might not make you feel a certain way, the temperature of the color might adjust your disposition. Altering your mood through color psychology does not mean that you simply rely on a color to change your attitude.
Your frame of mind matters too.
Expecting to put on a pair of green sunglasses and instantly feel balanced and calm is unreasonable. But, putting on those green shades with the intention to feel calm and notice balance in your life may lead to surprising results.
So, can looking at the world through rose-colored glasses actually help you see things in a more a positive way?
That one is up to you to decide. With the right mindset, those pink shades could definitely make you feel more cheerful! Whether it's an exact science or not, experimenting with different shades of glasses could be fun and may even boost your mood!


| Groupin Secures $5M in Funding – A Cambodian Startup Record!
Cambodian startup Groupin, holding company of Little Fashion and Mediaload, has raised $5 million in a funding round by private equity investment manager Belt Road Capital Management (BRCM), making history as the largest investment in a Cambodian tech startup.
Growing from an informal Facebook retailer to a leading e-commerce contender in the Kingdom, Little Fashion sells a wide array of products, ranging from fashionable clothes, accessories, and lifestyle products. Their secret to success lies in their focus on an omnichannel customer experience, with their online platform, social media pages and retail stores complementing and increasing their exposure to different target groups.
More commonly known as Khmerload in Cambodia and Myanmarload in Myanmar, Mediaload is Cambodia's homegrown Buzzfeed, with comparable content generation that appeals to their audience of 18 to 32-year-olds. Soft news, including fashion, sports and entertainment is disseminated in local languages to eight million users, garnering 600 million social impressions monthly.
Alex Odom, Chief Investment Officer of BRCM, spoke of his excitement in working with the Groupin team.
For more information about BRCM, click here. To find out more about Little Fashion, click here. To find out more about Mediaload, check this out.


Meet Cafection's new Encore Lite bean to cup coffee machine! Expertly brews your coffee and crafts specialty beverages at the touch of a button.
Adjustable cup sizes and brew strengths in multiple color choices to fit your coffee area. A 10 lb capacity bean hopper to keep up with office demand. Three bean hoppers and choice of two soluble powders: hot chocolate, French vanilla, or milk and a 7" touch screen.


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I took pictures on Fathers Day with Ryan's family (because of the cute baby you know) but didn't get a single photo with my family. I know a huge part of that was that I was eating the ENTIRE time we were there, but still. I feel bad.
This was my brother in law's first Fathers Day. I took this photo on Mother's Day actually.
Carsyn's Nana found a beach ball at the dollar store and blew it up for him. Holy smokes was that the hit of the day! He was squealing and having a grand ole time with that thing.
Do you think his parents would notice if I just took him? He's so stinkin' cute!
I'm not sure why Oz wasn't in this photo but we had Brad (FIL) with his son and grandson.
This picture just warms my whole heart. Do they love each other or what? Tender moment for Baby Carsyn & his Papaw.


2015-02-22 12:45 Jeremy: Fascinating use of color here! The contrasts are beautiful, really, really nice work.
2009-08-01 12:07 Irene Frankhouse: Great job on these! Love them!!
2009-07-27 19:34 amy: absolutely beautiful !!!!
2009-07-25 08:36 Katie Beverley: Wowww! These are so insane! Awesome awesome stuff you got here...!
2009-07-24 23:14 Pamela Telgenhoff: WOW!!! These are absolutely amazing! Time to upload to iStock!
2009-07-24 20:43 Roz Mitchell: Wow! These are amazing images! Love these! That black and white one takes my breath away! Super job!
2009-07-24 18:32 Heather Lynne: WOW! These are ridiculously fabulous! Really great job- I loved seeing these!
2009-07-24 18:28 Jody: these are wicked cool shots!!
2009-07-24 18:22 Charlotte: These are friggin amazing! Really Really awesome shots. Some of the best I have ever seen of Airshow stuff!
2009-07-23 15:15 Mandy: Wow!! So cool...now I'm sad I missed it. Your pictures look AWESOME though!
I just did a photo shoot with guys from "Sully Boardsports" for AirdrieLIFE magazine. I didn't shoot anything for AirdrieLIFE for a while so it was nice to mix it up and shoot something different. I was very surprised how big the store was and how much stuff they had!
This is a pretty long post :) Yesterday I had a great day photographing beautiful people! I organized a couple of photo shoots with some of my photographer friends at Bragg Creek. We did "Engagement", "Family", and "Bridal/Trash The Dress" photo shoots and had so much fun!
2009-07-25 05:10 Annie Warren: Oh man! This is some seriously great work. I'm sitting here with my jaw hanging open... The light, composition, expression, colour (well...that's EVERYTHING ha ha ha) is just brilliant. I'll be watching you Sergei. OK, that sounded creepy. I'll be watching this blog!!!!
2009-07-21 18:57 Svetlana: These are fantastic!!!!! :) Katya looks absolutely stunning! And we love our photos!!! :) Thanks so much Sergei!!
2009-07-21 17:48 Ekaterina: Sergei, we are speechless and absolutely love ALL the photos that you've done for us. I have to say that you have a huge talent and it was so much fun to be part of the photoshoot. Thank you Thank you Thank you!
I just did a family photo shoot at a ranch close to Irricana, Alberta. These guys having a family reunion and they asked me to take some photographs. Their ranch is a very cool place with many little interesting photo locations. The family was very fun and outgoing and I had a great time!
2009-07-25 19:43 Loretta M.: These are beautiful pictures; really love the pic of my brother and his family, who were visiting my sister-in-laws family in Alberta. My eyes welled up seeing these magnificent family pictures. Awesome!!...Loretta M. from Ottawa.
2009-07-17 15:01 Tracy B!: I LOVE that last pic!
2009-07-15 16:12 Shelley: What an awesome set of images! LOVE the ones with the cows. These are really really good!
2009-07-15 14:21 Tracy B!: What a beautiful place! What a great place to call your back yard! The cows even posed for you too!
We had great weather today so I took a little drive on some country roads around Airdrie. This little shed caught my eye so I took a couple of shots.
2009-07-13 11:30 BC: Nice Shed!!!
2009-07-25 05:03 Annie Warren: Oh my. These are just breathtaking! I just adore ALL of them. I spent my teenage years with my horses... it was WHO I was for a while there. These nearly made me cry Sergei... I totally recognise myself in her... the way Haley looks at her friend. The light, the mood, the quiet time together. STUNNING!
2009-07-24 18:28 Jody: I really like these!!
2009-07-15 16:30 Svetlana: Haley is simply stunning!! Great photos of her and her beautiful horse, Sergei!
2009-07-09 06:58 Virginia: Sergei, these are gorgeous! I love the 6th image. Everything about it is soft and gentle and so wonderful. Love all the fuzz under the horse's chin! Great work!
After a long day of relaxing at Calgary Stampede with my family I'm back to work :) Today I had a photo shoot for Mount Royal College Recreation. I was asked to take some shots to be used on a cover of the Rec Guide and some shots for the inside of it as well.
We have some relatives staying with us for a couple of days so today we spent the day at Spruce Meadows watching The 'North American' Tournament. I didn't have all my camera equipment and only used wide angle lens, having a good access I still ended up with some usable images.
2009-07-08 21:22 Katya: Beautiful horses!
I did a quick 117 people group photo shoot today for Equinox Engineering Ltd in downtown Calgary.
Happy Canada Day everyone! Today, or I guess yesterday because it is after 1 am right now, I had an engagement photo shoot with Jason and Sherry. I had a great time spending the evening in Fish Creek Park with these two and can't wait for their wedding in 3 weeks from now :) Here are a few photographs from our photo shoot.
2011-03-05 19:24 Sergei Belski: Thank you very much!
2009-07-23 12:22 Joshua K: Love them all! Sooooooooo beautiful shots!!


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i.e. 0x029E (that means hexadecimal value 029E).
represented by the signal name with # following, i.e.
applications like process control, medical systems, telecommunication and traffic control.
slot. The bridge controls all PCI accesses and the frequency for the PMC access.
to the PMC P14 back I/O lines.
(MMC) with temperature monitoring and hot-swap support.
MIL-HDBK-217F Notice 2; Environment: GB 20°C.
MIL-HDBK-217F Notice 2 formulas are used for FIT rate calculation.
matches the TAMC260 PMC slots keying pin configuration.
Refer to the chapter "PCI Signaling Voltage" for details.
limits also apply to mounted PMCs.
Refer to the chapter "Voltage Limits on PMC Modules" for details.
with its component height violation can be used in his system.
PMC slot. The bridge controls all PCI accesses and the frequency for the PMC access.
PEX8112 PCI-Express to PCI Bridge.
By default PMC slot 1 is mapped to bus device number 0x04.
PCI bus will always operate with 33 MHz only.
configuration EEPROM. Only register values differing from default values are stored in the EEPROM.
For further information please refer to the PEX8112 manual.
For a quick visual inspection the TAMC260 offers 3 LEDs in the front panel and one on board LED.
inspected with an on board LED.
Interface works with SSC and non SSC PCI-Express Reference Clocks.
The TAMC260 FRU data provides the following Module Current Requirement record setting: 2.2A.
wrong signaling voltage from being plugged onto the carrier.
PMC slots keying pin configuration.
match, damage to the equipment could occur, voiding product warranties.
the bottom side of the TAMC260 and are grouped with a copper frame.
holes (on the PMC module).
assemble it at the other keying pin location.
that are to be used.
invalid or the carrier cannot provide the necessary power.
Before installing a PMC module, be sure that the power supply for the TAMC260 is turned off.
a wristband when handling or installing the components.
If the PMC has a front panel, remove the cover from the PMC front panel cut-out of the TAMC260.
plug in the PMC, and leave the cover in the PMC front panel cut-out of the TAMC260.
front panel and two at the standoffs near the PMC bus connectors.
insulation to adjacent modules or carrier boards becomes necessary.
damage of the TAMC260 or the carrier may occur!
component height violation if the TAMC260-2x is used in MTCA.4 systems.
density of the µTCA system.
to be used in may occur!
J1, J2 and J3 are for factory use only.
J14 / P14 connector is PMC specific.
SCSI-V (VHDCI/Champ) receptacle, HDRA-EC68LFDT-SL+ or compatible.


MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwire - Sept. 26, 2007) - Matamec Explorations Inc. ("Matamec") (TSX VENTURE:MAT) is pleased to announce an updated mineral resource estimate for its Vulcain Copper-Nickel property, located 165km southeast of Val d'Or, Quebec, Canada. The property is easily accessible by a network of forestry roads covering the 46 km distance from provincial highway 117.
- A new updated mineral resource estimate has been prepared by Geostat Systems International Inc. ("Geostat") derived from the result of an additional 19 short vertical drill holes completed by Matamec in 2005. The updated indicated mineral resource are estimated at 92,000 tonnes averaging 0.65 % copper and 0.63 % nickel, for 1.32 million pounds of copper and 1.28 million pounds of nickel metal, while the updated inferred mineral resources are estimated at 513,000 tonnes averaging 0.75 % copper and 0.64 % nickel, for 8.48 million pounds of copper and 7.24 million pounds of nickel metal. This represents a 100 % increase in the inferred category from the previous estimates announced in 2004 and an increase in the quality of the resource since there was no indicated resource in the previous estimates.
- The mineral resource estimate is in accordance with the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum ("CIM") Definitions Standards for mineral resources and reserves and has been completed in accordance with the National Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.
"This increase in mineral resource represents a solid base on which to proceed with an aggressive exploration program at Vulcain. To date, the area immediately surrounding the old Renzy Mine has been extensively explored. The extensions of the old mine represent only one of several targets that will need to be investigated in the future. Furthermore, eighteen new Mag-EM anomalies still have to be looked at Vulcain is in a position to become the next most accessible copper-nickel play in Quebec." stated Andre Gauthier, CEO of Matamec.
At Vulcain, previous surface exploration focused mainly within the Lake Renzy deposit at very shallow depths. The compilation of existing data and new drill holes indicates a 600 meter long mineralized corridor.
Mineralization follows multiple distinct zones, along a NNE axis with an average 20 degree westward dip combined with a 10 degree plunge. Actual known mineralization occurs from surface to a vertical depth of 70 meters. The lenses are separately modeled and estimated. Resources are in place and past production has been excluded from the current resource estimate.
The increase in resources results from the additional drilling of the 2005 campaign, on geophysic anomalies, which are close to the previous operation and the confirmation drilling of the remaining mineralization.
- A minimum cut-off grade of 0.5 % Ni equivalent (%Ni+0.25 %Cu) per tonne was used.
- Density equals 3.106 + 0.029 (i) %Cu + 0.371 (i) %Ni tonnes per cubic metre.
The Vulcain property comprises 129 claims and was acquired by Matamec in 2003. After a review of all past exploration work and, a first resource estimate, a helicopter-borne Mag-EM survey and a geological interpretation were carried out in 2004. The results have confirmed the wide distribution of the mafic/ultramafic favourable intrusive bodies and have located some new ones. Thus, a total of 19 new target areas were selected for follow up exploration.
The Renzy Mine deposit was found outcropping on an island within Lake Renzy in 1955. An open pit mine to a maximum depth of 30 meters from rock surface previously existed on the property. During the production period from 1969 to 1972, 716,000 short tons were mined with average grades of 0.72 % Copper and 0.70 % Nickel. The concentrates were shipped to Falconbridge facilities in Sudbury. In 2003, as filed on SEDAR in November 10, 2004, Geostat's calculation of the remaining resources at Vulcain based on historical data, showed inferred resources of 259,400 metric tons at 0.87 % Ni and 0.94 % Cu with a cut-off of 0.5% Ni equivalent (Ni+0.26Cu).
The first Matamec drilling program carried out in the winter of 2005 followed the helicopter-borne geophysical survey and the geological compilation and focused on the best targets in the area surrounding the old Renzy Mine. The main goal was to validate and improve the quantity and quality of the inferred resources calculated in 2003 by Geostat.
and do not represent true widths.
These diamond drill holes confirmed that all the EM anomalies are associated with the massive, semi-massive and net texture sulphide mineralization located at less than 70 meters underneath the lake surface. Several Mag-EM and IP anomalies identified from the 1967, 2004 and 2005 surveys are still not drill tested, and therefore the potential for new sulphide mineralization is believed to be excellent.
Located 1 km east of the Renzy Mine deposit, the Alba South Cu-Ni occurrence, comprises semi-massive to massive sulphides discovered in 2001 within a 250 meter long east-west IP anomaly. A sample from a blasted massive sulphide zone assayed: 1.49% Ni; 1.43% Cu; 0.10% Co; 2.8 g/t Ag and 0.30 g/t Pd+Au+Pt. In the fifties, 5 short vertical drill holes tested this zone on a north south section. Only two of the five holes crosscut the main zone and returned values of up to 0.47% Cu + Ni over 18.6 meters and 0.39% Cu+Ni over 15.2 meters.
The discovery potential for new mineralizations in the extensions of the known lenses of Renzy Lake, and all of the property is excellent. In fact, the Renzy orebody, the Alba South occurrence, the quantity of mafic/ultramafic rocks and the numerous geophysical anomalies are good indicators for the discovery of additional economic Ni-Cu mineralization on the property.
Following the 2005 drilling campaign and to better understand the mineralization setting, some mapping and academic works was performed in collaboration with the Universite Laval of Quebec City. These activities are still in progress.
Matamec is very confident that it can increase its nickel-copper resources on the Vulcain property and will therefore be launching a fast track exploration program starting this fall aimed at testing the 18 targets which have already been identified. Ground EM and IP surveys will be completed to pinpoint precisely targets which will be drilled this winter.
Yann Camus P.Eng and Claude Duplessis P.Eng. of Geostat Systems International Inc. will be the authors of a National Instrument 43-101 compliant resource estimate technical report on the Vulcain deposit which will be filed within 45 days of this news release. They are qualified persons in accordance with NI-43-101 and are responsible for the information presented in this press release. The press release is made under the supervision of Aline Leclerc, geologist, Vice-president Exploration and a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101.
Matamec also announces that exploration work is in progress on the La Grande Est, Lesperance, Matheson-Pelangio, Montclerg, Tansim, Valmont and Zeus properties. The results of these activities will be announced as they become available.


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Q: Can you clear Synthetic Insights without killing any guards? During the Lorik Qui'in quest on Noveria in the first Mass Effect, you enter the Synthetic Insights office with a warning that there'll be guards there, but that you can scare them off if you threaten to report them for accepting bribes to Matsuo.
I opted to do that instead of fighting them. When you enter the offices, two guards stop you ,and there's a blue ("Charm") dialogue option which makes them go away. But as soon as they walk out and the conversation ends, my characters pull their guns out, and more guards come charging down the hallway.
Is this a glitch? Or is it inevitable that you have to kill some guards in Synthetic Insights?

A: You can persuade the first guards you encounter, but the remaining guards are hostile and cannot be talked to at all. Since Mass Effect provides no stealth options, killing them is unavoidable, assuming you want to complete the quest by going through Synthetic Insights.
There are a number of other ways to proceed, however. In particular, you can

 Report Opold's smuggling to Anoleis. He then gives you a garage pass and effectively bypasses the entire questline altogether. This does not require killing anyone, and Opold isn't even all that upset about it if approached after the fact. However, this does have the effect of stymying Parasini's investigation.

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So – I've moved house and all is well! Butterflies are everywhere, and I am just so grateful for the experience of the past few months. My mentor, Caroline Byrd says that every challenge we meet in life is like a huge rock in our path…the trick is to shove the rock aside rather than letting it spoil your fun. Under each rock there's a pot of gold waiting for you, whether it's increased wisdom, love, hope or material wealth.
In my case the pot of gold is more like an Aladdin's cave of endless goodies. I keep meeting people who I've known and loved in past lives and the feeling is one of coming home to my clan, finally.
Do you believe we all have a destiny to fulfil? If so, you probably have a fate line running up the middle of your palm, from your wrist to your Saturn (middle) finger. The fate line shows how much responsibility you take for your own life and how well you keep promises. It's stronger in the hands of baby boomers or workaholics and faint or broken in people (especially younger people) who change jobs frequently.
If the line starts from inside your life line (the curved line around your thumb or Venus Mount), you were pushed into your career by your family. If you have dual fate lines (also common in people with Master Number 11, 22 or 33 numerology – they have more double lines in general – Find Your Lifepath), you are juggling 2 callings at that time in your life (for women, this may show when you have children). This formation can make you very serious about pursuing your dreams.
If your fate line starts from the mount of imagination (Luna Mount), which is the fleshy side of your hand under your Mercury (pinky) finger, you probably work with the public and have been assisted by many strangers in your career. They say this marking shows you will be rewarded for helping people in previous lives.
The fate line is strengthened through keeping promises, prayer, positive self-talk and reflection, e.g. writing a journal so that you can identify your goals and true personality. From a metaphysical perspective, it shows the health of your Crown Chakra i.e. connection with Spirit. It reflects whether you know and act on your life purpose or depend on other people to tell you what to do.
I compare the line of fate to a shovel – the deeper it is the easier you find it to dig your way out of trouble, particularly in the areas of employment and finances. Your faith is your saving grace. How big is your shovel?