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The Golden Chest Au-W Mine has been intermittently mined since the 1880''s. Mineralized quartz veins have been deposited into the Upper Prichard Formation of the Proterozoic Belt Supergroup. The Golden Chest is located in the Summit Mining District within the Murray Gold Belt region of the greater Coeur d''Alene (CdA) Mining District. A modern geochemical study of the Golden Chest has never been conducted at the Golden Chest.This thesis investigates, with the collaboration of New Jersey Mining Company (NJMC), the paragenesis of ore forming minerals, the mineralogy of the deposit and the genesis of the ore forming processes. A discussion of lead isotope data compiled from literature and from NJMC records is also provided in this thesis. Ore compositions were identified using SEM-EDS and reflected and transmitted light microscopy at Montana Tech. Sulfur isotope analyses of pyrite, galena and sphalerite were performed at the University of Nevada-Reno, whereas oxygen isotope analysis of quartz and scheelite separates were performed at the University of Oregon.Analyses of 35 gold/electrum grains gave an average of 78 ℗ł 22 wt% Au. Gold grains were found in quartz vein material with pyrite, galena, arsenopyrite and low iron sphalerite (0.81 ℗ł 0.42 wt% Fe) in most samples. Pyrite is the earliest deposited sulfide and a strong correlation was found between gold and galena. Gangue mineralogy is dominated by milky quartz with lesser amounts of potassium feldspar and carbonates such as calcite, ankerite and ferroan dolomite. Several monzonite to lamprophyre dikes that previous workers have associated with mineralization were examined via SEM and showed widespread alteration of primary minerals. No gold and only minor sulfides were found associated with these intrusions. Hydrothermal alteration of the Prichard Fm. next to quartz veins tended to be weak, with chloritic, sericitic and silicic alteration assemblages.A study of fluid inclusions in mineralized quartz and scheelite veins produced an average homogenization temperature of 195 ℗ł 45 ℗ʻC. Low salinities of 0.3 ℗ł 0.26 wt% NaCl were estimated. Stable isotopes of Îþ18O and Îþ34S provided independent geothermometry estimates for isotopic fractionation of quartz-scheelite and pyrite-galena respectively. The result of the analysis yielded average temperature estimates of 332 ℗ʻC for quartz-scheelite and 324 ℗ʻC for pyrite-galena. Combining the fluid inclusion and stable isotope data results in an estimated pressure range of 1.1 to 3.5 kbars and a depth range (assuming lithostatic conditions) of 3.8 to 12.2 km. This range in P-T conditions is consistent with vein formation in an orogenic gold system near the brittle-ductile transition zone.Stable-isotope studies gave similar results to previous work on veins of the Couer d''Alene mining district. Îþ18O values range from 11.6 to 14.70́ʻ for quartz and +6.0 to +7.00́ʻ for scheelite. These minerals formed from a vein-forming fluid (+7.5 ℗ł 1.20́ʻ) with either a magmatic or metamorphic origin that underwent extensive fluid-rock interaction. Analyses of Îþ34S isotopes produced results (0́30.1 to 6.70́ʻ) that cannot be used to distinguish between a sedimentary or magmatic origin of sulfur. Lead isotopes from the Golden Chest are consistent with deposition of "young" lead that is also found in the Cretaceous-Tertiary Bitterroot Lobe of the Idaho Batholith (480́366 Ma) and the nearby Gem Stocks (1100́3118 Ma). Golden Chest lead isotopes are dissimilar to "old" (Precambrian) lead found in the Ag-Pb-Zn deposits of C.

This is a fun book of drawing games and comic creation for kids who love Asian animals! Thinking Tree Level A-B for Ages 7 and up. Younger children can use the book with help. This book is based on ideas from the mind of 9-year-old Alex Daniel Brown! He is a big fan of Kung Fu Panda, so he included many animals from his favorite film in this book. Kids will learn have fun learning about Asian Animals through art and photography. They will build a foundation for learning how to draw well through tracing, coloring and logic! They will grow in curiosity and begin their own quest to discover more about these amazing animals. There are very few words in this book, so it is perfect for kids who struggle with reading! They can grow in confidence without feeling ashamed of their reading problems. This book is designed to be used with a friend, sibling, parent, teacher or grandparent. Each two-page spread, includes two sets of the same activities, so you can race each other through the mazes and math games! All types of learners will enjoy this book because of the creative activities, the mysterious nature of the animals, the chance to explore science though games, the bonding with a loved one that happens when you work together, and the easy to follow instructions! Learning Tip:This is the perfect book to use with a child while listening to audio books together! SALE! Normal Price $17.50! FunSchoolingBooks.com

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Greed. Desperation. Humanity. PETE FELL IN LOVE WITH HORSES, then devoted his career to training racehorses at Missionville, a low level racetrack in rural Pennsylvania where horses and humans depend on each other - just to survive. He quickly learns that winning at the races isn''t easy under ordinary circumstances, and that some successes at Missionville aren''t the result of luck or talent - but flagrant cheating. Thanks to a potential love interest, plus death, deception, and more Pete opens his eyes to what''s really going on around him tosdiscover he doesn''t want to playsthe game anymore. A push insthe right direction sends Peteson a journey that leads himsfrom Harrisburg to Quebec in an effort to help restore a bit ofshumanity to the racing world.

Many years ago, men employed brute strength and violence to achieve power. The most powerful men were those who had huge armies of soldiers. These men were not at all subtle - they were barbaric and they showed no mercy to their enemies. Thousands of years ago, power was concentrated within a few hard-hearted and ruthless men. This system repressed many people, most especially women. Years ago, women were viewed as the weaker sex. They could not compete with men because they lacked physical strength. They also did not have weapons that could make a man bow to them. But, men had one weakness - the strong desire for sex. A woman could toy with this weakness. But, once the sex was over, the man was back in control. If she refused to have sex with a man - he used force or simply engaged in an affair with another woman. Women knew that their power was temporary, so they invented a way to create a more effective and lasting form of power through an art called seduction. This art was used by the most powerful women in during the ancient times - Helen of Troy, His Shi, and the greatest seductress of all time, Cleopatra. These women would draw men using their alluring and seductive appearance. They would wear jewelry that made them look like a goddess. They would wear clothes that showed only a small amount of flesh, stimulating a man''s imagination. These techniques increased a man''s desire not just for lovemaking, but also for something greater - a chance to win the heart of a fantasy figure...Read more....

Outlines the strategies for implementation of the South Australian Aboriginal Chronic Disease Consortium which address the across plan priorities of the SA Aboriginal Heart and Stroke Plan 2017-2021, The SA Aboriginal Diabetes Strategy 2017-2021, and the SA Aboriginal Cancer Control Plan 2016-2021.

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This research presents a quantitative web analytics approach tailored for academic libraries. Specifically, we introduce pixel efficiency analysis, with the associated measures of pixel efficiency value and conversion efficiency value, as a web analytic approach for evaluating potential website changes. Pixel efficiency analysis is the practice of relating screen real estate measured in pixels to the achievement of organizational goals and key performance indicators as indicated by quantifiable user behavioral interactions on a webpage. We employ both the concept and measures through a case study focusing on high traffic webpages of an academic library website for a major research university. An overarching web analytics investigation in combination with pixel efficiency analysis of four of the librarys major webpages identifies the key areas of improvement in regards to real estate usage and provides quantifying numbers to support the improvement. Based on these results, we investigate changes to each of the four pages utilizing A/B testing of tens of thousands of library patrons and the measurements of pixel efficiency value and conversion efficiency value to examine the effect on user behaviour, demonstrating the value of pixel efficiency analysis. Our research findings show the capability of pixel efficiency analysis to provide insight not delivered by existing web analytics approaches for academic libraries. Namely, we emphasize the importance of page real estate by showing that components of a webpage can be optimized and that users overall prefer the optimized web layouts. Real estate usage is expected to be increasingly important given the trend towards mobile, and it is an increasingly important consideration within web analytics and design. While specifically tailored to academic libraries, pixel efficiency analysis has applications to all websites and has significant potential for future research.

Alex grew up in a quiet suburban neighborhood in Syracuse, New York. As a young boy, he experienced emotional, physical, and sexual abuse at the hand of his father. He graduated from high school, and was determined to make a name for himself as a singer-songwriter. After a successful gig as the opening act for a national recording artist, he and a friend decided to hit the road and head west. The ensuing adventures, provide a colorful background for this compelling tale. Once in California, Alex began to spiral out of control. The wounds from his past were catching up to him. As the story unfolds, there are miraculous events, second chances, healing and restoration. Alex''s knack for telling the story, and his honest style of writing, will take you along on a journey from abuse and despair, to love and forgiveness.

ACHTUNG: --- Nur fur kurze Zeit zum Sonderpreis! -------Fur die funf jungen Freunde steht der letzte gemeinsame Urlaub an. Anschliessend wurde das Leben fur jeden von ihnen eine Zukunft bereit halten, die ihre Wege fur langere Zeit oder vielleicht fur immer trennen wurde. So wollen sie es noch einmal richtig krachen lassen und gemeinsam die verbleibende Zeit miteinander geniessen. ---- Fur einen der Freunde jedoch geht es um mehr als nur die geplante gemeinsame Zeit. Er sieht in diesen zwei Wochen die letzte Chance, Sascha, seinem besten Freund, endlich die Wahrheit zu sagen. Die Wahrheit daruber, was er wirklich fur ihn empfindet. Doch wie soll er diesen Schritt gehen, ohne das ohnehin zum Zerreissen angespannte Band der Freundschaft endgultig zu durchtrennen? ---- An einem Abend schliesslich lasst er sich zu einem folgenschweren Entschluss hinreissen, nach dem es kein Zuruck mehr gibt. Wird ihm am Ende mehr bleiben als nur die Erinnerung an die Zeit bis zu dem Moment, in dem er die Beherrschung verlor? ---- Eine Gay Romance mit expliziten Sz

Hate speech law can be found throughout the world. But it is also the subject of numerous principled arguments, both for and against. These principles invoke a host of morally relevant features (e.g., liberty, health, autonomy, security, non-subordination, the absence of oppression, human dignity, the discovery of truth, the acquisition of knowledge, self-realization, human excellence, civic dignity, cultural diversity and choice, recognition of cultural identity, intercultural dialogue, participation in democratic self-government, being subject only to legitimate rule) and practical considerations (e.g., efficacy, the least restrictive alternative, chilling effects). The book develops and then critically examines these various principled arguments. It also attempts to de-homogenize hate speech law into different clusters of laws/regulations/codes that constrain uses of hate speech, so as to facilitate a more nuanced examination of the principled arguments. Finally, it argues that it is morally fitting for judicial and legislative judgments about the overall warrant of hate speech law to reflect principled compromise. Principled compromise is characterized not merely by compromise over matters of principled concern but also by compromise which is itself governed by ideals of moral duty or civic virtue (e.g., reciprocity, equality, and mutual respect). The Open Access version of this book, available at https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315714899, has been made available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives 4.0 license.

THE GOD GIVEN FORMULA FOR LIFE PART I 1- GET YOUR REST 2- GET UP EARLY 3- WORK HARD 4- TREAT PEOPLE RIGHT 5- LEARN SOMETHING PART II 1- READ 2- THINK 3- EXECUTE/ACTION

PART I 1 – GET YOUR REST 2 – GET UP EARLY 3 – WORK HARD 4 – TREAT PEOPLE RIGHT 5 – LEARN SOMETHING PART II 1 – READ 2 – THINK 3 – EXECUTE / ACTION

Cody Cotton''s great adventure follows the fun-loving Cody Cotton from growing up on the farm, traveling to the factory, and finally arriving in your home. Children will learn how cotton is grown and made into clothing while being entertained by Cody and his friends.

The Book #2: The God-Given Formula for Life, Part 1 and 2 is inspirational and works for all walks of life.

The Authors Showcase is collection of short, fictional stories by several Authors. This book is the first of what we hope to be many others that offer Writers an opportunity to get their work published to be enjoyed by others. Most of them have never had their work published before in book form, so for them it is a dream come true. Some stories are horror, some fantasy, others offer the Authors glimpse into the future. In this edition four Authors; Troy Gallegos, Alexandria Brown, Madison Estes, and Judy Gallegos all contributed stories.

It''s just a few years in the future, and the world has only gotten better at measuring human worth in money as three college friends start careers. Eric''s ambitious enough to want a prestige MBA and persuasive enough to get his best friend Klein to enroll at Wharton with him. Eric''s girlfriend Emma is still painting at night, but has settled into a regular job. After a car accident leaves Emma with impaired vision and a financial crisis drives Klein''s father to suicide, Eric seems to have the towering self-confidence to lead them through it all. But as he and Klein fight over what''s best for Emma, she pulls away from both of them and sinks into depression. Love isn''t enough to fix her, as all three must learn. The web woven between these three friends includes connections deeper than the apparent love triangle, funnier than their problems, and stronger than the losses that threaten to defeat each of them.

Carboxylic acids have played an important role in the field of actinide (An) and lanthanide (Ln) separations and the reprocessing of irradiated nuclear fuel. Recent bench-scale experiments have demonstrated that 3-carboxy-3-hydroxypentanedioic acid (citric acid) is a promising aqueous complexant that can effectively aid in the separation of transition metals from f-element mixtures. Furthermore, citric acid was found to be a suitable buffer for the nitrogen donating ligand diethylenetriamine-N, N, N'', N'''', N''''-pentaacetic acid (DTPA) which has a higher complexation affinity for An over Ln. The complexation of Ln and An with anions of citric acid and DTPA have been previously studied with conflicting results regarding the coordination of metal ions between carboxylic groups, the feasibility of protonated metal complexes, and the formation constants themselves. Using potentiometry, spectrophotometry, microcalorimetry, and specific ion interaction modeling, we investigated metal complexes of citric acid and DTPA with selected trivalent and tetravalent Ln and An ions. The complexes were investigated with respects to stability constants, thermodynamics of complexation, oxidation states, the concentration of electrolyte, ligand size, thermodynamics of complexation, oxidation states, the concentration of electrolyte, ligand size, and metal ionic radius.