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You're flakier than a box of Ivory Snow.
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SO they are in trouble for doing it.
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Білоцерківська міська лікарня № 2 — лікувально—профілактичний заклад у Білій Церкві, призначений для надання стаціонарної та амбулаторно — поліклінічної допомоги населенню.

Головне завдання — покращення якості лікувально—профілактичної допомоги, яке полягає у досягненні якомога меншої захворюваності, смертності, інвалідизації населення та швидкого відновлення здоров'я з максимально можливим використанням наявних ресурсів.

Білоцерківська міська лікарня № 2 є базою інтернатури: з хірургії, анестезіології, урології, нейрохірургії, неврології, внутрішніх хвороб, ортопедо-травмотології.

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З 2004 р. працює відділ ендоскопічної хірургії, з 01.01.2009 р. відкривається відділення гемодіалізу на 10 ліжок.

Структура лікувально-профілактичного закладу

Потужність лікувально-профілактичного закладу становить: поліклініка на 960 відвідувань в зміну, денний стаціонар на 120 ліжок, стаціонар на 455 ліжок, в тому числі:
 терапевтичне — 40,
 ендокринологічне — 50,
 гастроентерологічне −30,
 нефрологічне — 10,
 хірургічне −120,
 неврологічне — 50,
 нейрохірургічне — 45,
 травматологічне −60,
 урологічне — 50
 крім того реанімація — 12 ліжок.

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Посилання
 Офіційний сайт
 20 років на сторожі здоров'я білоцерківців. Білоцерківська газета «Гриф»
 Медичні заклади міста.  Сайт міста Біла Церква
 Мережа закладів охорони здоров'я міста Біла Церква. Сайт міського центру медичної статистики «Медінстат»

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Засновані в Україні 1990

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There were no signs here, no restaurants, no shops, and no Spanish spoken. A lone dog, its head on its paws, eyed me in boredom. "Down there is where the pumas live," Daniel, my chaperone said, pointing to the dense rolling hills surrounding us. We advanced towards a barn house. Cacti carpeted the yard. An elder hunched over a loom outside the front door. Splays of butterfly yellow spooled out from his apparatus.
"You've found me," a man in a navy embroidered shirt announced in English as he came out. He spoke to the weaver in a melodious and lilting tongue.
"Yes. Welcome to our workshop!" Nico replied, smiling. "Come inside. I will show you where the magic happens." In the living space tapestries of indigo, mauve, and sepia riddled with geometric cyphers hung from the wall, draped over the dining table, and covered the floor.
For the next hour and a half Nico instructed us on local ingredients his parents use to dye the wool; "everything we grow here or get from our neighbors." He showed us mixing and mordanting processes; "it all depends on timing." He taught us traditional designs that convey meaning for his tribe; "the zig-zag represents lightning, the spiral is our life cycle." Finally, he demonstrated how to operate the treadle loom. His fingers flew over the shuttles, darting between the curtain of yarn and the frame. His feet pedaled smoothly, so that both the heddles and the levers made a rhythmic beat as the carpet set into its pattern.
"When did you start learning to weave?" I enquired.
"What made you want to return home?" I asked.
"You don't feel trapped? Worried about the prospects of your dying craft?" Daniel teased.
"Are you modernizing to aniline dyes?" Daniel asked.
Like any creative endeavor weaving is an arduous craft. Very few of the villagers still practicing the art make a name for themselves. Since Nico employs only natural methods, each process is even more time consuming. Despite his uncertain future, it was refreshing to see Nico so enthusiastic, willing to forego the dependability of other occupations to commit to weaving. Perhaps it's because I so often struggle to feel confident in my metier, but I admired Nico for his audacity and dedication.
As we veered to the kitchen for lunch, I couldn't stop ruminating about Nico's vision. It's difficult for the past to coexist with transformation. It either gets obliterated or mummified in arrested development. So, I'm eager to discover how Nico will honor the path of his ancestors while embracing our digital age. I hope he will be able to usher history forward as he seeks to weave the future into the past.
Most artisans live and work deep in Oaxaca valley and use middlemen to sell their wares in the markets. They continue to depend exclusively on tourism and face economic and social barriers. While visiting make sure to travel outside of Oaxaca City, into the region's ethnic villages each of which specializes in a different craft such as pottery, textiles, wood carvings, and silversmithing.
Watching (and interacting with) local artisans is such a wonderful entry into discovering a culture. Let me know about crafts people you've encountered whose work has amazed you and feel free to add a link to their shops, or your own if you are a maker, in the comments below!
What a gift to have had the chance to talk with a craftsman who has been carrying on his family's work for centuries. That doesn't happen everyday, does it? I like that he's interested in evolving, too. A must in today's world.
It's so nice to hear from you! You're right, as most traditional crafts fade, it's difficult to still find a younger generation invested in continuing the practices. Speaking with Nico — a person of vision — was indeed a privilege.
Nico is very impressive. Hope he is successful. Did you buy anything? The colors are gorgeous.
Yes, I bought a rug whose colors and pattern I fell in love with.
Heartwarming and inspiring. I have lot of respect and admiration for unsung heroes like Nico. May he find the right balance! The picture of marigolds took me back to the Flower Market.
Aren't those flower and plant colors so beautiful? Of course as a natural artisan Nico will have to pursue his artistry in a sustainable manner. Thanks so much for stopping by.
Wow, I really love this post, and I have so much respect for Nico. Throwing practicality and pragmatism to the side and going full throttle for your dream and passion. It's something I wish I could do–full-fledged devotion to a craft.
I hope he's able to keep these traditions alive by melding them with the modern. I hope Nico makes it–sounds like he's got a vision!
Thank you so much. I interact with so many inspiring people on my travels, it's made me think differently about my own life as well. I wish you all the best in pursuing your own craft.
Fascinating, and beautiful colors. Just revisiting your blog after too long a delay. I hope we'll see more from you in 2019.
That is so kind of you, thank you! Wishing you a most marvelous new year.
"My dream is to have one of my designs displayed in an avant-garde museum, so that there's a thread between the artistry of my forefathers and what lies ahead." That line right there, says it all.. Fascinating, I'm jealous (in a good way) of your adventures! Thank you for enlightening us!
I've been so privileged to have as many adventures as I have had! And I am very grateful for each of them. This particular interaction in the Oaxaca valley taught me to look at craft as art, just as meaningful and story-driven as anything I've seen in museums or galleries.
For some people home has a powerful call. I have very much come to appreciate how the artisanal life in central and South America has managed to survive so much and remains a vital part of modern society there.
Your stories are always so captivating. I'm glad that Nico honored his parents wishes and got a wonderful education but I'm also happy that he decided to follow what he loved. Hopefully he can carry on with the traditions and be successful.
Thank you Karen. It's wonderful to meet someone who embraces the best of both the past and the future.
An incredible story – embracing tradition in an all-too-digital world!
Excellent post! I used to have a loom and weave. This post makes me wish I still did.
Thanks. I didn't know you used to weave, that's so wonderful! What made you stop?
There's something magical about weaving. I've always wondered how those threads mix in the right sequence to make beautiful textures. It's exquisite artistry and to think it's been passed from one generation to another. Loved your pictures and they capture the essence of weaving perfectly. I do hope the artisans can adapt and preserve their tradition for the next generation.
You're so right. Watching the weavers was magical, the way they seemed to be a part of the loom, the way their hands and feet moved in perfect coordination, they way they knew how to make the patter in their head come alive on the machine….
The dialogue and colorful visuals in this post transport me to Nico's workshop. His work is masterful! May his dream come true.
He'll be delighted to discover how many are rooting for him. Thanks for your words of support.
My gosh! Look at those colours! I have so much admiration for craftsmanship. In a time where everything is automated and mass produced – I have so much admiration for the art of creating! Did you buy any of his gorgeous creations?
Me too! I don't have one of Nico's creations, but I did purchase a more traditional one his father had made.
Love the vibrant colours. I regret not getting to the Oaxaca region when I was in Mexico. Next time, hopefully.
It's been wonderful to explore this region of Mexico and I'm looking forward to discovering other intriguing parts of the country as well.
Viva la tradicion! Love this piece so inspiring and beautiful how he sees his ancestral family in his work–what a connection. Bridging the past with the future without loosing the integrity of the work is a delicate process. I'll be looking out for his work.
You're so right, getting that balance is very tricky, and it's got me thinking about how finding a balance for life itself is such a complicated and delicate process. Thanks for the insight!
It was a great honor. He was courageous and very dedicated which was incredibly motivating to me. Not many people I meet have this capacity to embrace both the new and old so comfortably. Thanks so much for your insight.
Thank YOU for getting the story out.
Another lovely post. Those colours are so vibrant and lush…they look like what I imagine happiness to look like!
I'd never thought of it, but I love that the colors embody happiness for you! Nico told me he sees the weight of his ancestral history in the colors, which I also thought was an interesting idea.
🙂 It's been intriguing to see that in many places in the world such ways haven't disappeared.
Thank you for visiting. I'm so glad you enjoyed the post.
Amazing photos, I love the extreme detail in the second close up picture.
The colours in your photos are inspiring. But, more importantly, Nico's vision is inspiring. I wish him every success.
Beautiful. The colors, the texture, the skill, the history. Thanks for sharing. i just love how natural ingredients are used for the dyes and your photos capture that so well. The authenticity of the process…. so very special.
I too love that despite how much more labor goes into it, there are still weavers choosing to use natural, local ingredients for their dyes in a sustainable fashion. The little taste I had of the dyeing process has me interested to see this in other places in the world where the ingredients will be different. Thanks for your kind comment Peta.
inspiring! As the world is going we might need that type of skill to be thought soon.
I wish I were that innovative. I'm so motivated by people who can combine the new and the traditional in seamless ways to help their community.
Yes. I feel the same. I come from North Africa and I grew up in a small town that strongly believed in keeping old traditions alive(from making bread at home and making their own clothes) being self sufficient is important to. And I carry that with me. It's good to see that others still do the same.
I love this sense of self sufficiency. It's something I've lost growing up in more urban, technologically powered places, but I see how much being able to return to what we think of as "old" or "traditional" as making one's own food is empowering. Thank you for your thoughtful comments.
I love how you always find the less visited corners of the world, and bringing these amazing stories to us. Nico, and people like him, warm my heart, as they are the keepers of the past. Not locked in a time capsule, but evolving into the future, which is perhaps the only way for traditional crafts to survive. I love how he could have pursued, what appears to be an easier career path, but decided to follow his heart by honouring his traditions.
Oh, thank you, what a marvelous compliment! I agree with you in thinking that the only way for traditional crafts to survive is for a younger generation to think up ways in which they can sustainably evolve while honoring the past.
Colorful crafts and beautifully written.
Thank you. I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed the post and look forward to your next visit.
I can't help but admire people like Nico. I hope he can somehow find a way to inspire support for his work. I just love the photos, too. Something about those natural colors.
I did so enjoy those colors myself. It was entrancing to watch organic items like flowers and seeds become these beautiful (though sometimes stinky) dyes.
Traditional weaving is such a fascinating and beautiful subject. That first photo of the loom with the chartreuse yarn is so captivating. I loved my visit to a traditional weaving village in Laos but with the language barrier and no guide we could only watch and express our awe in clumsy gesture (and purchase). Interacting like you did with Nico is very special. Did you arrange your guide in Oaxaca?
Thank you, that yarn is such a lovely color isn't it? A language barrier does make it difficult to connect on a more meaningful level. I've experienced that too. I did arrange for my guide locally.
There is a village in Ilocos region (Northern Philippines) who until now do handwoven blankets etc.
It's nice to hear of these other places holding onto their traditional artisan crafts.
It's difficult isn't it to find a job or career that is both valuable to our spirit and is of value to the greater community? Best wishes on discovering your own fulfilling path and thank you for your comment.
Thank you for both a wonderful story, and the colorful images!
I love the thread (no pun intended!) that weaves through this post of the weight of ancestral traditions leading up to the present and what might happen in the future. I do hope Nico achieves his dreams.
Heheh. I like your unintended pun. Thank you.
Such vibrant colors, only matched by Nico's drive. Our culture – whether on the village or global level – will be lost without educated, thoughtful individuals like him to bridge the gap. I have no doubt that he will valiantly do his part.
Oh, excellent! Thanks so much Karen for the link!
Have they already found a method to fixate the colors of their textiles a little better? I bought a couple of years ago some handwoven pieces, but you can only hand wash them, because the colors are not water resistant. My brother, who's a chemical engineer, advised me to put them in a bucket of cold water with some vinegar, and that helped to a certain degree.
Not that I know. They recommend doing spot scrubbing on the rug with a clean brush and neutral soap and water (pH = 7, also brush in direction of weave). When you do need to, you can wash in a machine on gentle cycle in full water mode with ¼ cup of very, very mild soap or baby shampoo (here in Mexico people prefer Zote or Fels-Naptha brands, if those are available to you). But if your brother's vinegar and water solution works than that's great too!
I, too, was able to meet with local artisans in Peru to see how they used nature's materials for their dyes and how they are carrying on their traditional activities, but your visit seems even more intimate. I'd like to think that there is a renewed appreciation in recent years for local crafts and age-old methods of creating all kinds of textiles, so I'm hoping he can carry the traditions forward and make a living (or better) at it!
How fun! I would have liked to have a similar experience to yours in Peru. Though I visited the craft markets I never inquired about artisan workshops. While I'd like to think that these ancient crafts will survive, the cynic in me isn't very optimistic. The Oaxaca crafts people cater to tourists since locals would never dream of purchasing something so expensive. Most visitors, however, buy the cheaper mass-produced goods that are touted as "craft" souvenirs in the city shops, so I'm not that hopeful.
Lovely post and words. Relatedly, I've just been reading about the traditional Egyptian Tentmakers of Cairo — who are in a similar situation to Nico, as far as the whole traditional art/craft vs technology. A long time ago, I spent six months living in Cairo … I wish I had known about the Tentmakers back then! Thank you for bringing Nico's story to us.
I think many traditional arts are fading. The push towards digital reminds me of the beginnings of the European Industrial Revolution which also saw a lot of various crafts die. Thank you for bringing the Cairo tentmakers to my attention! I'm eager to read about them.
I've found a documentary about them called "Tentmakers of Cairo," by Kim Beamish, but not sure where that's playing. More accessible to me are a couple of blogs from quilters who've spent time there, which I'm reading. Thanks again for introducing me to this other artisan's community. One of the interviews the documentarian did, however, he said, "But all around the world, we are always trying to bring down the price without putting too much thought into the people who produce it." Which is heart-breaking, but equally true in Oaxaca as well. Factory made synthetic dyed rugs made outside of Mexico are sold for cheap in the city and sell like hotcakes.
So true, Bespoke Traveler. I'm saddened to hear what's happening as far as cheap rugs being sold outside of Oaxaca, but not at all surprised. Although I do have some hope and faith in a swing towards more artisan ways of living and being. I do think more people are moving towards understanding why it's important and why we should support artisans, traditional craftspeople and so on.
I like your optimism and completely agree with you. Every one of my interactions with farmers and artisans and craftspeople has been so illuminating for me.
The closest I've come to that was a visit and a short demo with some artisans in Peru. It was a similar sort of thing, but it sounds like you got to spend more time and get more of the personal angle, making your experience even more memorable. Lovely pics, those colors just jump.
Thanks Dave. The natural dyes are so beautiful, aren't they? Though I was fortunate to meet one of the wool ladies who sold her stuff in the market, I wish I'd had an artisans' demo while I was in Peru.
Fascinating! I'd love to be there and see, touch, smell, "marigolds, tarragon, persimmon, moss, and cochineal". What an internally rewarding endeavour! I hope outwardly too.
Ah, you describe it perfectly Manja! It was rewarding both internally and externally. The workshop was filled with various aromas (some delightful, some not so) and it was a privilege to touch the dyed and pre-dyed wool as well as some of the local ingredients used. Hoping this finds you well and happy.
Oh yes, it does indeed. 🙂 Thank you!
Nothing like keeping traditions alive. But it's getting harder and harder in a world of ever quicker transformation. Inspiring post about Nico and his family.
I agree. Marrying tradition with the digital world in ways that add value to our environment is a difficult prospect.
I really enjoyed reading this and your photos are great.
Thanks so much! Was there a particular photo that you gravitated towards?
Ah! Thanks for letting me know! Every photo series I do for a story is tough but trying to capture interesting shots in a weaving workshop was challenging. It all looked amazing to my eyes, but not so great on the preview screen.
I really wish Nico well with his chosen path. It would be great if one of his pieces landed in a museum. I think it's really important to meet artists. The art means so much more when you realise what goes into it. Thanks for telling something of his story.
Wouldn't that be his dream come true! I'm always excited when I can get to know cooks, and farmers, and musicians, and crafts people in a new place. They have interesting insights into the culture and environment and every time I'm able to observe their work I'm awed by the mastery of so much knowledge.
The colors and textures in your photos are lovely, as is your narrative. I hope Nico will find much happiness and fulfillment on his chosen, colorful course.
Thank you. Aren't those natural dye colors just superb? There's both a delicacy and a vividness to them that excited me.
So happy to hear you enjoyed it! Thank you for reading and for letting me know.
Thank you eden for your kind words. I hope Nico will stay encouraged on the long and hard journey before him given how many people are rooting for him.
Thank you for seeking out such unique aspects of travel. Nico's story is truly fascinating!
I'm happy if I can bring a different perspective to anyone who reads my posts! Thanks for stopping by.
Thank you for the beautiful post. Nico's story was wonderfully told. I loved his sense of belonging and that he came back to his heart's calling after all those years of studying!
I really hope Nico will be able to carry on his mission for many years to come. For me the more I travel the more I appreciate my local culture, and the more I realize how far I've distanced myself from it without knowing. So it's always exciting to see people like Nico who choose to embrace their own centuries-old culture and make sure that they will still be relevant in the future.
I have had a similar experience! Traveling has awakened me to the fact that there's so much I will never know about my own culture or familial traditions. Given the hold technology jobs have on the world, it is heartening to meet people like Nico who are happy to embrace their roots and still find their traditional crafts pertinent. Thanks, as always, for your insight.
The workshops in the villages around Oaxaca city are amazing! I still have a bunch of calavera sculptures and alebrijes that I bought during my time there.
They really are. I haven't even gotten to some of the other villages that specialize in pottery or wood carvings! So glad you got a chance to check some of them out when you visited.
People like Nico inspire me to be bolder about the choices I make. Thank you for your lovely comment.
I'm glad he's following his calling, and it looks like he will be able to merge in everything he's learnt during his degree too!
Me too. Thanks for stopping by to chat!
Wow! A wonderful post and the spirit of Nico shines through! His devotion and enjoyment is incredible and I had to raise a wry smile how his parents were disappointed he wanted to continue and work with this beautiful tradition. I feel his passion will carry his designs and work further into the future. Many thanks for sharing. Ps the photos are brilliant, so vibrant and colourful!
Thank you! You picked up on the irony there. Many of the elders in Nico's village don't see a future for their craft or even for small-scale farming. They encourage their children to move to the city and pursue more modern jobs.
Tes photos sont de toute beauté et c'est merveilleux de voir un métier à tisser avec toutes ces belles couleurs.
Merci beaucoup. C'était un plaisir d'apprendre l'art du tissage et de la teinture de la laine d'un maître artisan. En vous souhaitant le meilleur.
Thank you for sharing a look into this beautiful art form. Nico seems a lovely person as well.
I love this article about Nico & what he's doing to honor his forefathers in the history of weaving, more power to him who instead of distancing himself from the past generation's way of life is embracing it instead. The photographs are colorful & lovely!
I was decades ago a fiber artist, and experimented with all forms of the medium from weaving to felting to basketmaking. Thanks for the memories.
Happy to hear it brought back good recollections for you. I've never had any experience with weaving so it was fascinating to learn about the entire process. What made you switch from being a fiber artist to photography?
It really wasn't a switch; I had been photographing for years before working with fibers.
Wonderful profile of this young man eager to unite a traditional art form (also a form of story telling) with new horizons. I bought a six-foot long piece of weaving in Mexico that was made in Oaxaca. It occupies the place of honour over the mantle of my fireplace.
How lovely to hear that you have a piece of ancient Oaxaca art over your mantle! I had never thought of weaving as either an art-form or as story-telling, until I spent time with some of the crafts people.
Interesting story and pictures. Great writing!
Thank you so much for those kind words. I look forward to stopping by to reflect upon your lovely photos.
"My dream is to have one of my designs displayed in an avant-garde museum, so that there's a thread between the artistry of my forefathers and what lies ahead." That's wonderful! I hope Nico's dream will come true. (And maybe it will, thanks to you!?
I am delighted to help Nico in various ways as he figures out how best to feature his family's work. I too am looking forward to a bright future for his art.
A wonderful post – I hope Nico is able to bridge his ancestry with modernity. A difficult task.
Thank you Lynette! I agree. Hopefully, he will know how to keep the right balance in his artistry.


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Investors Say They Lost $250M In Ponzi Scheme With Nonexistent Real Estate Projects
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March 10, 2020 Deirdra Funcheon, Bisnow South Florida
The members-only Ocean Reef Club in Key Largo, just south of Miami, is one of Florida's most exclusive communities. Formerly home to Frank and Kathie Lee Gifford, it has its own airstrip, a 175-slip marina, golf courses and a croquet lawn.
Now, a complex and globe-spanning lawsuit filed by 162 investors claims they were lured into a Ponzi scheme based on the promise of development there.
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Kayakers near the exclusive Ocean Reef Club in Key Largo.
In Miami-Dade Circuit Court last month, 162 investors sued three Ecuadorian men they allege were running a Ponzi scheme, plus a slew of advisers they accuse of failing to do due diligence and thus enable the scheme. Investors lost $250M, they claim in the suit, which was first reported by The Real Deal.
Brothers Juan Carlos and Roberto Cortes and their associate Ernesto Weisson were "the masterminds of this huge fraudulent scheme," the lawsuit states. In 2006 and 2007, they bought 29 lots in Ocean Reef through companies they controlled and planned to develop them. But a hard-money lender also tied to the defendants held the first mortgage. Investors lent money through other mortgages, but those were never recorded, the investors claim.
Using their U.S.-based advisory firm Biscayne Capital International and offshore vehicles in the Cayman Islands, the defendants solicited capital from Ecuadorian and Venezuelan investors. The investors were promised returns of 7% to 15%, the lawsuit alleges.
"The principals always offered their investment products as if bona fide real estate collateral existed. In reality, that was never the case," the lawsuit states.
After the Great Recession, the Ocean Reef development plans required more cash to stay afloat, and the defendants expanded a private banking operation based in Uruguay, drawing in customers from that country as well as Argentina and Brazil. They issued notes to investors via a broker based in Toronto, using money from new investors to pay the more senior investors, the lawsuit alleges.
The Securities and Exchange Commission investigated in 2016 and found that the Cortes brothers and Weisson did draft development plans and seek permits to develop 17 contiguous lots at Ocean Reef — first as fractional ownership units or a luxury retirement community, then as single-family homes. But as they continued to expand into the sale of securities, which were issued by private offshore investment companies tied to BCI, Cortes, Cortes and Weisson failed to disclose conflicts of interest and material information and breached their fiduciary duty, the SEC found.
The new lawsuit alleges that, after trio settled with the SEC, the scheme continued with a "labyrinth of companies and trusts" and "sham transfers" until it finally collapsed in 2018. The lawsuit accuses various financial players, including PwC in Dublin and others in Malta, Curacao, Luxembourg and the British Virgin Islands, of not doing due diligence and aiding and abetting the fraud.
A cousin of the Cortes brothers, Frank Chatburn, who was named in the 2016 SEC case but not the recent civil suit, last year pleaded guilty to charges he provided millions in kickbacks to state-owned oil company PetroEcuador in a massive scheme that benefited Brazilian construction film Odebrecht. The lawsuit claims that arrest warrants were issued in Ecuador for defendants Cortes and Weisson for money laundering related to PetroEcuador.
Some of Cortes and Chatburn's dealings were revealed in the Panama Papers investigation.
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The education systems in the US, Asia and Europe have many similarities that that make the education universal. Some of these similarities ranges from the systems of education that exist in the three continents, that is education is divided into different stages of primary school, secondary school and the university which is the highest level of education across the three continents. The nature of education is that there exist both private and public sectors in education with funding coming from both the private investors and the government. Reforms have been experienced in the education sector across the three continents.
Just like the American system that has both primary schools has the first stage where children begin their studies, Asian education system has the elementary school as their beginning point in the education lives (Tan & Ming, 2008). In the five-day week system the children are introduced to the elementary school. In the elementary, the children are taken through the five-day week system though the parents are against it while the children and the teachers are for it. Teachers mainly support the system because of the decrease in their labor hours. The children on the other hand support the support the two day off as they spend the weekend doing their homework and watching TV. Some elementary spend their two days off doing some extracurricular activities like taking the children to the zoo and museum. These activities are done in parents however are done with the aid their parents who act as instructors. To make activities successful the children are grouped in groups according to their grades with those living in the same neighborhood grouped together. Parents in collaboration with the teachers have the responsibility of making the activity centers for the region.
The American system on the other hand has their children start their schooling when they are five years old. Their first year in school is referred to as the kindergarten and is required that all American children enroll in the system (Britney, 2008). The second year in school is referred to as the first grade in the primary school. The word in the American education system is used to refer to both the level of education in both the primary level and secondary level and also used to refer to the grade that one scores (Britney, 2008). Europe has also the same education system whereby the children are taken through a kindergarten, primary school, secondary school and the university education.
In the United States education is mostly provided the public sector is the government which controls all the funding that that goes to education being controlled by the government (Ken, 2008). The funding comes in three levels that is the federal government, state and the local government. This make compulsory for child education for any American child since public education is universally available for all. All funding, teaching, school curricula and other policies for the governing of education offered by the government are channeled through the locally elected boards from schools given the mandate from the state and legislatures to manage the school districts. Other decisions like the educational standardized testing decisions are made by the state government. The compulsory education is made possible through educating children in public schools, private secondary schools that have been certified by the state. Home school programs that have been approved by the state can be allowed to offer this level of education. Post-secondary education commonly known as the college education in the US is governed separately from the elementary and the secondary or high school system (Brint, & Karabel, 2001).
In the US the cost of university education is very high and students cannot manage to pay the fee alone hence are given loan to finance their university education (Brint, & Karabel, 2001). The loans are divided into two with one managed by Education department directly while the other is managed by managed by the Federal Direct Student loan program. Commercial entities like the banks, credit unions and other financial institutions can offer loans to the students. In Europe, there is change of who finances higher education. Initially the government of various nations use to finance the education especially schools and colleges. However due to the current reforms taking place in most part of Europe whereby privatization of the public institutions is taking place (European Commission, 2006). This means therefore that most schools will be financed by private individuals. Asian is relatively cheaper compared with Europe and USA. This means therefore that for one to study in Asian, you will spend the less compared to one who does in the USA. Part of the financing of university education is done by the government as they waive the fees that students are supposed to pay. They also give loans to students especially those who are citizens of a particular country.
In the three continents the highest level education is the university. In the US, this level of education is commonly referred to as college or university. It consists of four years of study but can exceed depending the nature of the course that is offered. Just like the high school the four grades of the undergraduate are commonly called freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior years. Schools differ in competitiveness and reputation. Most prestigious schools are private and not public. Once admitted students engage in undergraduate studies that earn a bachelors degree in a particular major. Other student chooses to attend the community college for two year choosing a four year college to further their education. Graduate studies are done after obtaining the initial degree and in some cases after several years of professional work. One gets masters degree. One can then pursue a graduate degree that is between master's degree and doctoral degree. After additional studies that which sometimes come in conjunction with the completion of master's degree student may be awarded a doctor of philosophy commonly known as the doctoral degree. This is the highest award that a scholar can be awarded.
In Europe the system of higher education is the same as that of the USA, with the PhD being the highest degree that can be awarded (Keeling, 2006). One joins the institution of higher learning after he or she has his great verified to make sure that he has perform as expected in high school education especially the high school education. One then enrolls for undergraduate studies that will earn him or her bachelor's degree. Graduate studies are pursued by those who will have successfully completed the undergraduate studies though not a must for some degree programs like the liberal arts and science. Some however in the business field requires some professional job experience that will allow them to pursue graduate education. One can then ear doctoral degree after getting the master's degree. Like both Europe and USA, Asia has it higher education divided in three major categories that are that is the undergraduate, graduate and doctoral studies where one earn degree certificate from the three stages. The other common thing that is one can choose the middle level colleges that offer associate degrees earned before one goes for the full four year degree.
These schools are there in two forms this are private and the public. The function of the government in the US is to provide education to the citizens. The federal department therefore plays an important role in the setting the standards and the financing of education (Structure of U.S. Education). Public schools are financed through the combination of the local, state and federal government funding. Private institutions are on the other hand parochial in nature and non-profit independent schools while others are for profit private schools. These private schools receive part of the funds from the affiliate churches through subsidies and scholarship. The kinds of schools exist in both Europe and Asia whereby private institutions are dominating t education in both continents. Europe is even more affected through the current transformation where public institutions in most countries are being privatized.
According to European Commission (2006) in Europe, there is a total overhaul of the education system. The transformation runs through from kindergarten to university with the national education systems being transformed. The idea behind it is a new policy referred to as the orthodoxy where all the education sectors are being affected and. Privatization is the way to go with the private sector being involved in the offering education, decentralization and major reforms in the school curriculum whereby there is total reshaping of the education to be in line with the current competitiveness that is being experienced in the European knowledge based economy. Privatization is on the rise with choice and diversity being the two major market forces that are driving the change to come up with a new model on how schools are organized.
The entire learning and teaching process is regulated and govern by the new central governments and this gives the standards and the competitiveness required in the education to make it remain relevant to the society (Beauchamp, 2003). However these reforms in Europe are facing some resistance like moments that fought for egalitarian reforms are against the reforms even in situations there is expansion in there is expansion in the provision of education causing class and ethical inequalities to persist. The transformations that are going in the sector are European in scale and therefore are guided by the EU and OECD who give policies and directions. The national governments draw the national policies from this repertoire that which act as benchmarks against which targets have been made.
Asia on its part has had many countries which have shown a lot of enthusiasm in education with China using the imperial civil examinations that have seen the appointment of talents to serve in the public service. This is an experience that rarely happens. This has changed the education system in the Asian continent heightening of the enthusiasm in the pursuit for education in accordance with countries 'economic development. Contrary to the enthusiasm that is being experienced in Asia, there is the other bad side of the Asian education status quo. This is evident by the fact that there are some to the countries where education is not spreading to the villages in the rural areas. In such countries, the educational differences in matters like the access of education by the poor and the rich and regions like those living in rural areas and those in urban areas is big. Too much access of education by the elites also causes a lot of educational disparities in most of the Asian countries (Keeling, 2006).
The western education which is commonly used to refer to the American system has arguably been seen as a better education system compared to most education systems in the world that is better than that of Asia and parts of Eastern Europe (Beauchamp, 2003). This is because of the many reforms that the education sector has faced over a long period of time. This has made one of the best educations in the world causing many people to seek their education the US. To proof this there are the number of Nobel Laureates that that have come from this countries. USA is leading with three hundred and nine followed by the UK with a hundred and fourteen and Germany comes third with a hundred and one people. Leading Asian countries like China and India are far much behind with only four and eight laureates (Tan & Mange, 2008). This means that for every one Chinese awarded the price there are seventy seven American. This is so because of Western education that is credited for producing great scientists and writers that have revolutionized the world in their different fields.
Several attainments have been made in the education of the three continents that have changed the nature and the way education has been. In the United States, since the high school movements there have been major changes in the education system. For example on affirmative action, after the ruling of the federal courts race was considered as a factor in admission and could affect how students were going to be admitted to the various institutions of learning in the US. On who controls the education system it is not constitutional and that the government just intervenes but has no full, mandate to control the education in the USA should be. It is therefore a fifty fifty sharing of the responsibility between the private sector and the public sector. In Europe it can be argued that there have been major changes in the education in the entire continent that have culminated in the major reforms that are currently underway give the education and the schooling system a totally different look. Asia is not left behind in the realization of the new changes in the education system in order to conform to the current economic development the particular country. In Asia the status quo has is being eradicated through various policies and plan of actions (Tan & Minga, 2008).


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Upstate school honors graduates-turned-Super Bowl stars
Spartanburg High receives golden footballs in honor of graduates
Updated: 6:58 PM EST Feb 5, 2016
Mike McCormick
Anchor/Reporter
Spartanburg School District 7 honored four graduates who went on to play in the Super Bowl.
Spartanburg School District 7 is celebrating four graduates who went on to become Super Bowl stars.The district honored the men at an assembly at Spartanburg High School on Friday.Howard Williams graduated from Carver High in 1953. He played in the Super Bowl in 1968 with the Oakland Raiders.Steve Fuller graduated as the valedictorian of high senior class at Spartanburg High in 1975. He played in the Super Bowl in 1985 with the Chicago Bears.Stephen Davis, a Spartanburg High graduate, played in the Super Bowl in 2004 with the Carolina Panthers.Landon Cohen graduated from Spartanburg High in 2004. He played in Super Bowl in 2015 with the Seattle Seahawks.In honor of the former players, Spartanburg High received four golden footballs as part of the NFL's Super Bowl High School Honor Roll Program, which acknowledges schools and communities that have directly influenced and improved the Super Bowl.At the assembly, the players told current students to follow their dreams and to stay determined."The kids, they are the most important thing," Cohen said. "It's good to come back and to spend time with them and to maybe provide some sort of motivation."The celebration happened just days before the Carolina Panthers play in Super Bowl 50."To see the fun the guys are having brings back a lot of memories. With Cam (Newton) doing what he's doing, what they're doing on defense, I feel good about it. The guys, I'm proud of the guys," Davis said.Davis told WYFF News 4's Mike McCormick that he sees a big difference in the level of local support for the Panthers."When I was playing with the Panthers, when we went to the Super Bowl, there wasn't as many Spartanburg fans as there are now. But it's good to see that everybody's supporting the team. They have training camp here. I mean, it's just good for the community. It's good for the state of South Carolina and North Carolina," Davis said. "I think it's the social media, the gun guys are having, the dab and the dancing. Everybody's bought into it. It's making everybody excited. I think that's the difference."Davis said he feels good about the Panthers' chance of bringing home a win on Sunday.Cohen also feels confident that the Panthers will win."I think superman Cam, the Muhammad Ali of football, will be able to take the Carolina Panthers onto a victory," Cohen said.
Spartanburg School District 7 is celebrating four graduates who went on to become Super Bowl stars.
The district honored the men at an assembly at Spartanburg High School on Friday.
Howard Williams graduated from Carver High in 1953. He played in the Super Bowl in 1968 with the Oakland Raiders.
Steve Fuller graduated as the valedictorian of high senior class at Spartanburg High in 1975. He played in the Super Bowl in 1985 with the Chicago Bears.
Stephen Davis, a Spartanburg High graduate, played in the Super Bowl in 2004 with the Carolina Panthers.
Landon Cohen graduated from Spartanburg High in 2004. He played in Super Bowl in 2015 with the Seattle Seahawks.
In honor of the former players, Spartanburg High received four golden footballs as part of the NFL's Super Bowl High School Honor Roll Program, which acknowledges schools and communities that have directly influenced and improved the Super Bowl.
At the assembly, the players told current students to follow their dreams and to stay determined.
"The kids, they are the most important thing," Cohen said. "It's good to come back and to spend time with them and to maybe provide some sort of motivation."
The celebration happened just days before the Carolina Panthers play in Super Bowl 50.
"To see the fun the guys are having brings back a lot of memories. With Cam (Newton) doing what he's doing, what they're doing on defense, I feel good about it. The guys, I'm proud of the guys," Davis said.
Davis told WYFF News 4's Mike McCormick that he sees a big difference in the level of local support for the Panthers.
"When I was playing with the Panthers, when we went to the Super Bowl, there wasn't as many Spartanburg fans as there are now. But it's good to see that everybody's supporting the team. They have training camp here. I mean, it's just good for the community. It's good for the state of South Carolina and North Carolina," Davis said. "I think it's the social media, the gun guys are having, the dab and the dancing. Everybody's bought into it. It's making everybody excited. I think that's the difference."
Davis said he feels good about the Panthers' chance of bringing home a win on Sunday.
Cohen also feels confident that the Panthers will win.
"I think superman Cam, the Muhammad Ali of football, will be able to take the Carolina Panthers onto a victory," Cohen said.


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By Fraser Sherman
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If your browser informs you that the Web page you're clicking to has expired, that doesn't mean the page has ceased to exist. You may get the "expired" warning for a number of reasons, depending what you're doing, what computer system you use and your Internet browser. The problem is most likely to kick in when you click back to a page you just visited or try to refresh a page.
Normally, your browser caches the pages you visited earlier in an Internet browsing session. When you click the Back button in your browser to go back a page or two, it takes you there but sometimes will tell you the page has expired. One common reason, IT author Chris Shiflet says, is that the expired page might contain sensitive information. For example, if you filled out personal data in a sales form, or contacted your health insurer, the website's host may have prevented caching to ensure nobody else sees the data by accident.
Even if there's no sensitive information, you may not be able to cache the Web page you want. Your browser requires a certain amount of disk space to store information from the pages. The browser gives you the option to set a cache limit and won't store anything beyond that. If you've set the limit too low, or you're working on someone else's machine, a page may expire because the browser can't retain the information.
POST is a method for sending data across the Internet, for example when filling out and submitting a form. If the data expires because of cache limits, your browser may tell you the problem and ask you to resubmit the data. Usually you can do so without harm. Internet Explorer, however, often tells users the Web page has expired, and that for security reasons, it's not going to resubmit the data.
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In some cases, Microsoft states, Internet Explorer will give you an expiration warning even if you haven't clicked the Back button. This can occur if the advanced settings on your browser are configured so that it doesn't save encrypted pages. If changing that setting doesn't help, you might have to optimize Internet Explorer to make it work properly. You can also try clicking the Compatibility View button, which adjusts your browser to websites designed for older versions of Explorer.
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A graduate of Oberlin College, Fraser Sherman began writing in 1981. Since then he's researched and written newspaper and magazine stories on city government, court cases, business, real estate and finance, the uses of new technologies and film history. Sherman has worked for more than a decade as a newspaper reporter, and his magazine articles have been published in "Newsweek," "Air & Space," "Backpacker" and "Boys' Life." Sherman is also the author of three film reference books, with a fourth currently under way.
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School aged children are able to use Metaphors, similes, irony/sarcasm, idioms, hyperboles and proverbs. A metaphor is a comparison of two or more things done by saying one is the other. For example, "he's a hawk". A simile is a comparison using like or as. An example of a simile would be, "as blind as a bat". Irony/sarcasm expresses disappointment in an unexpected outcome for a expectation you had.Irony is more general while sarcasm, a type of irony, is more personal and sounds a little meaner. If someone were to say "what beautiful weather" when they were expecting a warm spring day but it was still cold is example of irony. Idioms have both a literal and figurative meaning. There are two types of idioms, transparent and opaque. Transparent idioms have a figurative meaning that is just an extension from the literal and opaque idioms don't have a clear relationship between the two . An example of an idiom would be "You're pulling my leg" . Hyperboles are an exaggeration. "I am so hungry I could eat a horse" is an example of a hyperbole. A proverb is a saying that reflects the values of a culture and they can advise, comment, warn, encourage and interpret. An example of a proverb would be "He who speaks truth tells what is right, but a false witness, deciet" (Prov. 12:17 NASB).


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En kamin är en anordning avsedd för uppvärmning genom förbränning av brännbara material som till exempel ved, pellets, kol eller koks. Till skillnad från en värmepanna placeras kaminen i det utrymme den skall värma. Till sin uppbyggnad gentemot en kakelugn är kaminer av metall och värmer utrymmet snabbt efter att eld gjorts upp medan den inte håller värmen särskilt länge efter att elden slocknat.

Beskrivning
Vid förbränning av brännbara material bildas rökgaser som vanligtvis leds ut via en rökgaskanal normalt kallad skorsten. I en kamin eller i rökgaskanalen sitter vanligtvis ett spjäll, som kan stängas när kaminen inte används, så att varm luft förhindras att läcka ut genom rökgaskanal. Varm luft som läcker ut genom rökgaskanalen sänker verkningsgraden. Spjället bör användas med försiktighet eftersom för tidig stängning av detta innan elden slocknat kan innebära risk för bildning av giftig kolmonoxid på grund av syrgasunderskott i förbränningsytrummet.

För uppvärmning av bostad behövs cirka 75W per kvadratmeter golvyta. Om bostaden är 100 kvadratmeter behövs 75 x 100 = 7,5 kW i effekt för en fungerande uppvärmning. Vissa kaminer har en luftspalt inbyggd i eller runt kaminen, när kaminen blir varm uppstår konvektion i denna luftspalt som därmed påskyndar uppvärmningsprocessen.

En kamin som väger mindre än 200 kg räknas som lätt eldstad och kan ofta placeras fritt på golvet. En kamin som väger mer än 200 kg räknas som tung eldstad och behöver ett fundament. För att förhindra eldsvådor bör golvet framför kaminen och angränsande tak och väggar förses med brandskydd bestående av eldfasta material såsom tegel, sten, betong eller plåt.

Eldning i kamin ger bra ventilation med stor luftomsättning i det utrymme där kaminen står, eftersom den luft som behövs för förbränningen normalt tas från utrymmet invid kaminen. Frisk luft sugs härvid istället in i utrymmet eller rummet. Förbränningsluften kan som alternativ tas in direkt i kaminen utifrån eller genom en mantel i skorstenen, vilket kan minska värmeförlusten genom mindre utsugning av varm rumsluft. Även när eldning inte sker kan den uppvärmda inomhusluften ge självdrag genom en kamin, vilket kan ge god ventilation. Vissa kaminer ger möjlighet till matlagning eller för att till exempel att koka kaffe. Är kaminen huvudsakligen avsedd för matlagning benämns den istället för spis.

Kaminen har monterats som ett komplement till kakelugnar eller centralvärme. Kaminer tillverkas i svetsad plåt eller som tidigare i gjutjärn. Beroende av kaminens konstruktion kan dessa vara försedda med en invändig mantel av eldfast tegel som lagrar värmen. Det finns även en del kaminer som har den värmelagrande materialet på utsidan, detta kan bestå av täljsten eller keramik.

Kaminens roll i boendet har förändrats. Idag är kaminen inte bara en värmekälla utan också en inredningsdetalj som tillför hög "mysfaktor". Därför har det också blivit allt viktigare att elden syns, vilket innebär att glasluckor och glasväggar på flera sidor är vanligt idag.

Olika typer av kaminer

Braskamin
En braskamin är en fristående kamin som ansluts till en rökkanal.
Effekt: 3-11 kW
Verkningsgrad: 65-85%

Gjutjärnskamin
En gjutjärnskamin är en fristående kamin av gjutjärn.
Effekt: 3-11kW
Verkningsgrad: 65-70%

Kassettinsats
En spiskassett är en modul av gjutjärn eller en svetsad konstruktion av stål för montering i en öppen spis
Effekt: 1-10 kW
Verkningsgrad: 50-70%

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Kakelugn
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Källor

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A PRIO (antiga PetroRio) é uma empresa brasileira de capital aberto com foco na produção de petróleo e gás, no investimento e na recuperação de ativos em produção, especializada na gestão eficiente de reservatórios e no desenvolvimento de campos maduros. A Companhia é dedicada também à produção, exploração, comercialização e transporte de petróleo e gás natural.

Atualmente, é a maior petroleira privada do Brasil.

Histórico
Fundada em outubro de 2008, no Rio de Janeiro, com o nome de BN 16 Participações, e transformada em sociedade anônima de capital fechado em 2009, quando passou a se chamar HRT Participações em Petróleo.

Em 2010, abriu capital na antiga Bovespa (atual B3) e, em janeiro de 2015, mudou o seu nome para PetroRio. Em junho do mesmo ano, as ações ordinárias da empresa começaram a ser negociadas na Bovespa, sob o nome de pregão PetroRio e código de negociação PRIO3. Cerca de 80% dos colaboradores são acionistas da Companhia, que incentiva a aquisição de ações por parte dos funcionários por meio de um programa de stock options estruturado.

Em 2015, concluiu a compra dos 40% restantes do Campo de Polvo, somando aos 60% que já haviam sido adquiridos em 2014 pela HRT. Em 2018, realizou a segunda fase do plano de revitalização do Campo de Polvo, que consistiu na perfuração de três novos poços, com investimento de US$ 50 milhões.

A primeira etapa, realizada no primeiro trimestre de 2016, já havia trazido aumento de 20% na produção e nos volumes de reservas do campo. Com o sucesso das novas perfurações de 2018, 2020 e 2021, o Campo de Polvo teve a sua vida útil economicamente viável prolongada pelo menos até 2037.

Utilizando a sua linha de estratégia para aquisição de novos ativos em produção, anunciou, no início de 2017, a conclusão da compra de 100% do capital da Brasoil. Com a transação, a empresa assumiu uma participação de 10% no Campo de Gás Natural de Manati, localizado na Bacia Camamu-Almada, assim como dois blocos exploratórios na Bacia da Foz do Amazonas.

Em outubro de 2018, fez a compra da Frade Japan Petroleum, detentora de 18,26% de participação na concessão do Campo de Frade. O negócio se deu por um processo competitivo e resultou no aumento de aproximadamente 25% na produção e 150% nas reservas de óleo da empresa. Em 2019, a Companhia adquiriu mais 51,74% do Campo, em negociação com a Chevron, e, no final do mesmo ano, os 30% restantes foram adquiridos da Petrobras. Atualmente, é dona de 100% do Campo de Frade.

Em agosto de 2020, passou a ser operadora do Campo de Tubarão Martelo, com participação de 80%, incluindo o FPSO OSX-3, atual FPSO Bravo. A aquisição possibilitou a realização do tieback entre o Campo de Polvo e o de Tubarão Martelo.

Em novembro do mesmo ano, anunciou a aquisição de 35,7% de participação no Campo de Wahoo e 60% do bloco exploratório BM-C-32 (Campo de Itaipu), o que levou a Companhia pela primeira vez ao pré-sal. Após nova transação em 2021, detém 63,4% de Wahoo.

No fim de 2021, anunciou que o consórcio do qual fazia parte foi selecionado pela Petrobras para começar as negociações exclusivas para aquisição dos Campos de Albacora e Albacora Leste. Em abril de 2022, assinou o Contrato de Compra e Venda para a aquisição de participação de 90% na operação do Campo de Albacora Leste.

Em maio de 2022, a marca foi atualizada e passou a se chamar PRIO. O novo nome partiu da sigla da empresa na B3, onde as suas ações são negociadas desde 2010. Atualmente, a PRIO se consolida como a principal petroleira independente de origem brasileira, tornando-se uma das dez maiores produtoras de petróleo do país.

Tieback Polvo – Tubarão Martelo
Em julho de 2021, a PRIO concluiu a interligação (tieback) entre os campos de Polvo e Tubarão Martelo, tornando a Companhia a primeira empresa independente a criar um cluster privado de produção de campos maduros na região da Bacia de Campos.

O projeto de interligação entre a plataforma Polvo-A e o FPSO Bravo, que teve duração total de 11 meses - tempo recorde para uma operação desse porte -, reduziu os custos operacionais correspondentes ao valor de aluguel do FPSO Polvo e gastos com manutenção e diesel.

Campos de petróleo

Campo de Polvo
Localizado a 100 km do município de Cabo Frio (RJ), na Bacia de Campos, o Campo de Polvo foi o primeiro ativo de produção da PRIO. Adquirido em 2013, é 100% operado pela PRIO, sendo o principal ativo de produção de petróleo da empresa. Em 2016, a Companhia investiu mais de US$ 11 milhões para o incremento da extração de óleo desse campo, utilizando-se de tecnologias pioneiras no Brasil. O investimento possibilitou a extensão da vida útil de Polvo, aumentando a sua produção com o declínio natural dos campos de petróleo.

O Campo de Polvo produz cerca de 10 mil barris por dia, por meio de duas unidades offshore: a plataforma fixa Polvo A e o FPSO Polvo. Da plataforma fixa, são operados os poços produtores, que escoam a produção por meio de um duto até o FPSO (sigla em inglês para Unidade Flutuante de Tratamento, Armazenamento e Transferência de Óleo e Gás), que tem capacidade de processar, em média, 100 mil barris por dia e de estocar até um milhão de barris.

Em janeiro de 2014, a PRIO assumiu a gestão do Campo de Polvo. Desde então, as melhorias operacionais realizadas pela empresa tornaram esse campo um dos mais eficientes do Brasil. Em abril de 2018, a PRIO fez a perfuração do primeiro poço e integrou o Projeto de Revitalização de Polvo, que englobava a perfuração de três poços ao longo de seis meses, com o objetivo de incrementar o volume de óleo recuperável, possibilitando a extensão da vida econômica no campo. Em 2021, a PRIO informou que concluiu a interligação entre os campos de Polvo e Tubarão Martelo, representando uma economia de US$ 50 milhões por ano para a empresa.

Campo de Manati

O Campo de Manati fica na Bacia de Camamu-Almada, a 65 km de Salvador (BA). É um dos maiores produtores de gás não associado do Brasil, atende cerca de 30% da demanda de gás do Nordeste e cumpre um papel estratégico para o desenvolvimento da região.

Em 2016, após a compra da Brasoil, a PRIO passou a deter uma participação de 10% no consórcio de Manati, operado pela Petrobras. Com a sua experiência, a PRIO passou a contribuir com o aumento constante da eficiência do campo, sempre com o menor custo possível, dentro dos mais elevados padrões de segurança.

No ano de 2022, a PRIO encerrou o acordo de venda de fatia em Manati para a Gas Bridge, "uma vez que as condições precedentes não foram cumpridas dentro do prazo previsto em contrato". O campo é administrado pelo consórcio formado por Petrobras (35%), Enauta (45%), PetroRio (10%) e Geopark (10%).

Campo de Frade
Localizado na Bacia de Campos, a 125 km de Cabo Frio (RJ) e a 172 km do Campo de Polvo, produz comercialmente desde o início de 2009. A PRIO aderiu à concessão em outubro de 2018, quando adquiriu a Frade Japan Petroleum LTDA, que detinha 18,26% de participação e tornou-se a operadora do campo no final de janeiro de 2019, período em que adquiriu outros 51,74% da Chevron.

Atualmente, o Campo de Frade produz cerca de 20 mil barris de petróleo/dia (Mbbl/d) por meio de poços que, interligados aos risers, levam o petróleo até o FPSO, um navio com capacidade para processar, em média, 100 mil barris de fluido por dia e armazenar até 1,5 milhões de barris de óleo. Sob a gestão da PRIO, ocorreu a completa revitalização do campo, no primeiro semestre de 2022. Com as modificações, foi possível prolongar a vida útil e aumentar a produção no local.

Campo de Wahoo
O Wahoo é um bloco exploratório no pré-sal da Bacia de Campos, com potencial para produzir mais de 140 milhões de barris (100% do campo). Teve descoberta de óleo em 2008 e, dois anos depois, foi realizado o teste de formação. O campo está situado entre 30 e 35 km de Frade, com lâmina d'água de 1.400 metros e com reservatório carbonático na camada do pré-sal a uma profundidade de 5 a 7 mil metros. Em 2021, a PRIO passou a deter cerca de 64,3% do campo, com a compra de 28,6% no Bloco BM-C-30, no campo de Wahoo, na Bacia de Campos.

De excelente qualidade, o óleo do campo possui 30º API, baixa viscosidade e gás associado, que é utilizado para a geração de energia do FPSO de Frade. Com o desenvolvimento do campo, a PRIO formará mais um cluster de produção e compartilhará toda a sua infraestrutura com o Campo de Frade, incluindo o FPSO. Assim, será possibilitada a captura de diversas sinergias, resultando em mais uma forte e sustentável redução de lifting cost.

Campo de Tubarão Martelo
Em 2020, a PRIO anunciou a aquisição de 80% do Campo de Tubarão Martelo – onde a unidade de Produção Armazenamento e Transferência de Óleo e Gás (FPSO) encontra-se afetada, bem como a aquisição da embarcação OSX-3. A soma de investimento foi de US$ 140 milhões (cerca de R$ 600 milhões). As duas transações permitiram a integração entre os campos de Polvo, já operado pela PRIO, e Tubarão Martelo, ambos na Bacia de Campos (RJ).

Em julho de 2021, a PRIO concluiu a conexão entre os campos de Polvo e Tubarão Martelo (TBMT), que faz parte do Projeto Fênix, que teve investimento de US$ 45 milhões e garante a extensão da vida econômica do novo polo para até 2037, representando um acréscimo de mais de 10 anos.

Ativos Exploratórios

Pirapema/FZA-M-539 (100% PRIO)

 Descoberta de gás natural na bacia da foz do Amazonas;
 Dois poços perfurados;
 Estimativa de reservas potenciais de 18 milhões de metros cúbicos de gás natural, com possibilidade de expansão para até 28 milhões de metros cúbicos;
 Lâmina d'água: 130 m.

FZA-M-254 (100% PRIO)

 Ativo de óleo;
 Fase de estudos para avaliação de potencial e programação de perfurações de poços.

CE-M-715 (50% PRIO)

 Ativo de óleo;
 Estudos estão sendo conduzidos para avaliação de possíveis campanhas de perfuração.

ITAIPU (60% PRIO)

 Ativo de óleo;
 Encontra-se próximo ao cluster Parque das Baleias e estudos preliminares realizados indicam que a acumulação é potencialmente compartilhada com a região Sudeste do cluster;
 O desenvolvimento da área poderá passar por um processo de unitização, antes de qualquer definição de desenvolvimento.

Ações Sociais

Em julho de 2017, a Companhia anunciou o patrocínio ao Instituto Reação, ONG do ex-judoca Flávio Canto que promove a inclusão social por meio do esporte. A marca investiu R$ 500 mil na formação de atletas. Para anunciar a parceria, a PRIO promoveu uma competição de judô em alto mar, em uma plataforma na Bacia de Campos. Na ocasião, Nelson Queiroz Tanure declarou que a PRIO irá apostar muito em pessoas comprometidas e empenhadas.

Em 2022, a PRIO segue investindo em ações que valorizam o esporte, a cultura e o social. Além da parceria longa e de sucesso com o Instituto Reação, a Companhia também patrocina o Instituto Todos na Luta, ONG que incentiva o esporte por meio do boxe localizada na Favela do Vidigal, no Rio de Janeiro, é patrocinadora oficial do Teatro Casa Grande, entre outras ações.

Ligações externas
 Site PRIO
 Relação com Investidores
 LinkedIn PetroRio
 PetroRio agora é PRIO

Empresas petrolíferas do Brasil


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Q: What happens when an electrical load is supplied to a motor via a switch and the motor doesn't turn? I'm not from an electrical engineering background. But I'd like to understand what happens when I have the following:
Electrical 'main power' switch  ------> 'small switch' ------> electrical motor
In this case, when both switches are ON but the electrical motor is faulty (it doesn't turn, just buzzes) what is happening to the electrical load (if that's the correct term). I expected the electrical motor to start smoking in this scenario but it was the 'small switch' that got fried. The 'small switch' had an Input voltage of AC 90-250V 50/60 Hz and a Max. load: 10 amp. Neither of which would be exceeded by the 'main power' switch.

A: The current through a stalled (not rotating) motor is much higher than the current when it gets up to speed because the rotation of the motor produces a back-emf that opposes the supply voltage and reduces the current to less than you would expect just from the resistance of the motor windings.
Normally, as you said, it's the motor that gets hot and possibly becomes damaged in this situation, but in your case it seems that the switch gives out first — probably the motor's stall current exceeds its 10 amp rating. Which indicates that this is not a very safe switch to use with this motor, or that the switch needs to be protected by a fuse or circuit breaker that will trip at 10 amps or less.

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Kane an important piece to the puzzle
Robert Janish, Jr.
On February 11, 2015, the Buffalo Sabres and Winnipeg Jets made a trade that changed the direction of both organizations. The Jets traded former 1st round picks Evander Kane and Zach Bogosian to the Sabres, along with goaltending prospect Jason Kasdorf, while Buffalo dealt defenseman Tyler Myers, forward Drew Stafford, along with a 1st-round pick in 2015 and prospects Joel Armia and Brendan Lemieux.
For Buffalo, it was move made with the next season in mind with Kane undergoing shoulder surgery, leaving him sidelined remainder of that year. The Sabres finished with the worst overall record. Winnipeg finished 2014-15 season as a wild card team in the Western Conference but got swept in the opening round of the postseason.
In more than two years with the Sabres, Kane has scored 54 goals for 90 points, but has dealt with various injuries. This year, Kane has found success with linemates Jack Eichel and Jason Pominville. Together, they combine for 16 of the team's 29 goals and are solidified as the team's most effective line.
This goal from @evanderkane_9 ? pic.twitter.com/P1AacMKb5z
— Buffalo Sabres (@BuffaloSabres) October 8, 2017
Bogosian, also acquired in the trade, has dealt with injuries and been inconsistent in two-plus seasons. During his three seasons in Buffalo, he has scored nine goals for a total of 33 points. Bogosian has not played this season after suffering an injury. He remains week-to-week, but has shown signs of improvement according to Phil Housley.
After playing college hockey at R.P.I., Kasdorf signed his entry-level deal in March 2016. In his first pro season, he finished with five wins and a .877% save percentage in 31 games played for the ECHL's Elmira Jackals. He also spent time with the Rochester Americans and finished 0-3 with a .828% save percentage. Now on the Cincinnati Cyclones roster, the new Sabres' ECHL affiliate, he has not yet started a game this season.
Myers, Buffalo's 1st-round pick in 2008, has scored 15 goals for 49 points as a member of the Jets. His production has been unimpressive this year being paired with former Sabre Dmitry Kulikov. That tandem however is a combined +12, signaling their positive play and chemistry.
Stafford, since being traded from Buffalo, has played for three different teams. While in Winnipeg between 2015-17, he scored 34 goals for 70 points, before being traded to the Bruins last season. This offseason, he signed a one-year contract with the New Jersey Devils. Stafford has been playing a majority of this season on a line with Taylor Hall and Nico Hischier.
Armia, the Sabres' 1st-rounder in 2011, has played all but one game in Winnipeg, scoring 16 goals for 32 points. Lemieux, the Sabres' first second-rounder in 2014, made his NHL debut this season on October 17 and scored his first career goal against the Penguins on October 29.
With the 1st-round pick the Jets received, they drafted Jack Roslovic, and after starting his pro career with Winnipeg's AHL affiliate last season, he scored 13 goals for 48 points. In his sophomore season, he's averaging nearly a point per game and has continued to show promise.
The Sabres have won the trade so far, due to Kane's impressive results and what he brings to the team each night, but Bogosian has struggled to remain consistent. Despite the young prospects Winnipeg received, the team has not yet benefitted from them. Armia has not lived up to the hype, while Lemieux and Roslovic are currently unknown entities.
At the time it felt like Buffalo gave up a lot, but Kane's play over the last two seasons has seemed to warrant the trade and will only help us going forward if he continues to play for the Sabres. The question now remains whether or not he will be extended by the team before July 1st. His long-term presence is the biggest determining factor as to which team truly "wins the trade".
One of the most memorable Sabres games I ever attended was the line brawl against the Senators, which Buffalo won in a shootout, 6-5. I can't wait for the day when playoff hockey returns to Buffalo. I graduated with a Masters in Sport Administration, and a Bachelor's in Political Science & Communication Studies from Canisius College.


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Will 2022 be a Good Year for Ripple?
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In the past few years, cryptocurrency's surge in popularity has completely changed the world of finances. More and more people are becoming attracted to the idea of a decentralized, digital currency, which is not under the thumb of any authority figure.
Cryptocurrencies have come a long way since the release of Bitcoin in 2009. Since then, many new cryptocurrencies have been unveiled to the market, including Ethereum, Tether, etc. One of the most popular cryptocurrency exchange networks is Ripple, created in 2012 by Ripple Labs Inc.
In 2020, Ripple Labs Inc. was embroidered in a controversy with the Security and Exchange Commission (henceforth SEC). Namely, the SEC sued the company for, allegedly, offering an unregistered sum of money, exceeding a billion dollars in XRP, the company's latest cryptocurrency. The company suffered a large hit, as it was essentially barred from the United States.
However, according to Ripple's CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, 2021 has been the best year for their company so far. It seems that, while the company was walled off from the States, the rest of the world kept using and flocking to Ripple. Thanks to this, the company has seen a 130% increase in transactions, and business for Ripple is booming.
The company's token, XRP has recently seen a 0.77% increase in value, and has reached a market cap exceeding $40,000,000,000. The Ripple cryptocurrency is available for purchase on many online, crypto trading websites, and is becoming more and more popular, especially in Eastern countries, like Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, and Japan, according to InsideBitcoins.com. This has prompted Brad Garlinghouse to criticize the way the western world treats cryptocurrency. The main criticism centered around the idea that Europe and the North American countries, treat cryptocurrency like a black market, while eastern countries have found ways to regulate it, and profit off of it.
But why don't western countries seek to profit off of cryptocurrency? One reason may be that cryptocurrency is largely associated with technological advancements and cyberspace. Most people, even in the digital age, are reticent to trust technology, and view it as a waste of time, or a distraction. Though that is not necessarily the case, one can understand the feelings of these people, considering that our (western) pop culture science fiction is predominantly filled with stories about "technology gone bad".
The benefits of regulating the crypto market are self-evident. Countries like the United Arab Emirates and Singapore have started treating cryptocurrency as a viable investment and money-making option, with the Singapore government claiming that governments that don't embrace crypto will be "left behind".
Experts on cryptocurrency predict, that in 2022 Dubai will become the crypto capital of the world. The city has started unleashing so-called crypto zones, and it is expected that the Dubai World Trade Center will be overflowing with cryptocurrencies and cryptocurrency providers of all kinds. This is expected to drastically improve the city's economy, not just due to the opportunities that regulated cryptocurrency will provide, but also due to a flow of tourists who have most of their money in crypto currency.
On the other side of the coin, however, there are people who are absolutely against the idea of governments regulating cryptocurrency. For one, the whole idea of cryptocurrency stems from the philosophy developed by Friedrich von Hayek, which places emphasis on the benefits and virtues of decentralized currency, says Britannica. The idea behind Bitcoin (and by extension, all cryptocurrency) was to create an unregulated, decentralized, digital currency, which was not under the thumb of governments or banks. Placing government regulations on cryptocurrency is against the very core idea and philosophy out of which cryptocurrency arose.
Many people, though, are in support of what Ripple CEO said, and think crypto ought to be regulated. Government-imposed regulations on cryptocurrency would lead to a decrease in the volatility of the values of cryptocurrencies, and would crack down on some of the more unsavory ways that cryptocurrencies are used. Still, the debate rages on, both online and offline, as people have their opinions on cryptocurrencies, government regulation, and politics in general.
Whether one agrees with Ripple CEO, Brad Garlinghouse, on the regulations of cryptocurrency or not, one thing is not up for debate. Ripple XRP has been having a great year. The price of Ripple XRP rose quite a bit in the past year, and has reached a market cap exceeding $4 billion. Experts on investments, finance, economics, and cryptocurrency predict that 2022 will be an even better year for the cryptocurrency, and that the price of Ripple XRP will rise. Many believe that it is possible that the XRP price will be doubled by mid-2022. Ripple XRP is available on most, if not all, crypto trading sites, and is quickly becoming one of the most popular cryptocurrencies on the current crypto market.
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I am 52 years old and have dealt with hormonal imbalances for most my adult life. I had a partial hysterectomy (ovaries remain) 4 years ago due to severe bleeding and presence of fibroids. I have been placed on bio identical hormone replacement since that time. My progesterone has continued to decline and estriol increase since 2010 following surgery. Dosing has continually been adjusted, my current dose is E3 2.5/T 2.0/P 125 taken at bedtime. 7 months ago I began to have thyroid symptoms (more hormonal imbalance). I suffered thyroid storm 5 months ago and later returned to hypothyroid state and placed on Levthyroxine. Plus my adrenals have shown to be sluggish since 2009. My recent saliva hormone panel results DHEA: 4 (normal) Testosterone:22 (normal), E1:44 (normal), E2: 7. E3:51 (elevated) and P1: 47 (low). My concern is my NP wants to change my formula to E3 2.0/T 3.0/P 150/DHEA 5. She placed me on Pro Gest cream yesterday to help with cardiac symptoms. My current symptoms are fatigue, inability to handle stress at all, insomnia (wake up hot 2-3 times), aches and pains, occasional chest pain/palpitations, low libdo, vaginal dryness, dry skin, etc. Diagnosed with cyst on right ovary 2 months ago, after seeking doctor about persistent low back pain. Needless to say life has been incredibly unpleasant last several months. I'm fighting to get my health and life back but have had inconsistent care and opinions from medical community. Would like to try progesterone cream but would like to know your recommendations on how to proceed. I currently take following supplements: Multi vitamin, B complex- 25 mg, Adrenal Cortex- 50 mg, Calcium/Magnesium, Probiotics, Vitamin C- 1000 mg+. I have read most of your posts but still feel unsure on what to change and how. Would appreciate any suggestions on how to proceed from here I see my NP in 2 weeks and would like to be armed and ready to discuss my future treatment.


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Q: install mysql connector I am attempting to copy   mysql.jar.com.mysql.jdbc.Driver in the Java directory. I get a permissions error. I have administrative privileges so I don't know what the problem is. My feeling is that ubuntu archive manager should handle it but I can't get that to work either.
I am attempting to link a Libre Base application to a mysql  host = 216.87.239*.206:3306/accouoj3_ISR
I don't know if I should be using a ODBC or JDBC with that particular host.

A: You can add the driver going to "Tools" -> "Options" (in Libreoffice Base) and do the following:

You can place the JAR whenever you need (if you don't already have it get it here). You can create a new JDBC connection:

A: If you install the driver as an add on in software centre, then:
Click on Class Path, Add Archive and Browse to /usr/share/java/mysql-connector-java.jar. Click Ok.


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