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The Utica Shale rush is on
The new energy land rush is in full force, creating some smart places to put your money.
By Peter Staas, Investing Daily
Dealmaking has been brisk in the Ohio portion of the Utica Shale, an emerging unconventional play that lies beneath the Marcellus Shale and is in the early stages of exploration and development.
So far, much of the information available on the field comes from Chesapeake Energy (CHK), which quietly began building a position in the area about a year and a half ago, and had amassed about 1.36 million net acres by the end of the third quarter of 2011.
The independent producer tipped its hand slightly in early November 2010 when the company announced it had acquired 500,000 acres in the Appalachian Basin from the privately held Anschutz Corp. for $850 million.
Since Chesapeake Energy's July 29 conference call to discuss second-quarter earnings, the company has revealed that the Utica Shale consists of three zones: a dry-gas window that abuts Ohio's eastern border with Pennsylvania; a wet-gas segment that includes substantial amounts of natural gas liquids (NGL); and an oil-laden portion to the west of the wet-gas segment.
During the conference call, Chesapeake Energy's outspoken CEO, Aubrey McClendon, asserted that the emerging field could generate better returns than the Eagle Ford Shale, an oil- and NGL-rich play in south Texas: "[W]e believe the Utica will be economically superior to the Eagle Ford because of the quality of the rock and location of the asset."
A Sept. 28 press release disclosed peak flow rates from three horizontal wells in the wet-gas phase of the Utica Shale:
- Buell ten-11-5 8H in Harrison County, Ohio, (6,148-foot lateral) yielded 9.5 million cubic feet (mcf) per day of natural gas and 1,425 barrels per day of NGLs and oil;
- Mangun 22-15-5 8H in Carroll County, Ohio, (6,231-foot lateral) flowed 3.1 mcf per day of natural gas and 1,015 barrels per day of liquids; and
- Neider ten-14-5 3H in Carroll County, Ohio, (4,152-foot lateral) peaked at 3.8 mcf per day of natural gas and 980 barrels per day of liquids.
Integrated oil company Hess (HES) on Sept. 7 announced a $593 million deal to acquire a 50% interest in 200,000 net acres of coal producer CONSOL Energy's (CNX) leasehold in the Utica Shale. A day after unveiling this joint venture, Hess acquired Marquette Exploration and other leases in Ohio's Utica Shale -- roughly 85,000 acres -- for about $750 million.
Meanwhile, Denver-based Petroleum Development Corp. (PETD) has acquired the rights to up to 40,000 acres in southeastern Ohio for $70 million (about $1,750 per acre), while Marcellus shale operator Rex Energy (REXX) leased 12,900 net acres in Carroll County, Ohio, for a total consideration of more than $40 million.
Although McClendon complained that this land rush had elevated leasehold costs in the Utica Shale, the frenzy enabled his company to secure an impressive joint venture of its own.
In December 2011, Chesapeake inked a deal with Total (TOT) that gave the France-based energy giant a 25% stake in 542,000 net acres of Chesapeake Energy's leasehold in the wet-gas segment of the Utica Shale. In return, the U.S. independent producer received $610 million in cash and up to $1.42 billion in drilling and completion costs over a seven-year period.
In a follow-up transaction, Devon Energy (DVN) took advantage of the shale mania gripping international oil companies to secure a lucrative joint venture. China National Petrochemical Corp (Sinopec) paid a total of $2.5 billion for a one-third stake in five of the U.S. operator's emerging shale plays: 300,000 net acres in the Niobrara Shale, 210,000 in the Mississippian Shale, 235,000 in the Ohio portion of the Utica Shale, 340,000 in the Michigan Basin, and 265,000 in the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale.
Under the terms of the deal, Devon Energy will receive $900 million in cash and $1.6 billion in the form of a drilling carry that should be realized by the end of 2014.
Not only do these and other blockbuster deals in U.S. shale oil and gas plays provide international oil companies with a source of low-risk production growth relative to deepwater plays and regions fraught with political risk, but the experience and knowledge gained in U.S. shale oil fields can also be applied to similar formations located around the world.
That the Ohio portion of the Utica Shale has been billed as one of the last major unconventional discoveries -- a field that can compete with the Eagle Ford on profitability -- has likewise given latecomers a sense of urgency.
In the wake of these deals, Utica leaseholders Petroleum Development Corp., Rexx Energy, and Gulfport Energy (GPOR) all indicated that they, too, could seek joint partners to help fund additional acreage purchases and drilling activity.
The promise of the Utica Shale has also bolstered investor interest in EV Energy Partners (EVEP), one of the best-performing master limited partnerships (MLP) in 2011. Units of the publicly traded partnership returned 77% last year, while the Alerian MLP Index gained almost 14%.
This outperformance is impressive when you consider that natural gas accounted for about 70% of the company's annual production mix. In the current pricing environment, investors have tended to favor upstream MLPs with more exposure to oil and NGLs.
Much of this strength stems from EV Energy Partners' working interest in about 150,000 net acres in the Ohio portion of the Utica Shale and a 2% average overriding royalty interest in an additional 880,000 acres. The partnership acquired most of this acreage in 2009 and 2010, well before the recent surge in investment in the Utica Shale.
EV Energy Partners sold a 25% stake in 3,750 acres to Total for $4.2 billion in cash and $9.9 billion in drilling carry. Management expects to monetize the remainder of its Utica Shale position in the back half of the year, after other producers' well results in the oil window are available.
By all accounts, midstream operators are moving quickly to expand takeaway capacity in the Utica Shale. MarkWest Energy Partners LP (MWE), a leading provider of midstream solutions in the Marcellus Shale, launched a joint venture with the private investment firm The Energy & Minerals Group to build natural gas gathering, transportation and processing and NGL fractionation, transportation, and marketing infrastructure in the Utica Shale.
This joint venture's initial projects include: an extensive gathering system that's slated to come onstream in 2012; a facility capable of processing 200 million cubic feet of natural gas per day, the first phase of which will be completed in mid-2012; a NGL fractionation, storage, and marketing complex with the capacity to handle 100 barrels per day; and a processing complex in Monroe County that's slated for 2013.
On March 3, 2011, MarkWest Energy Partners announced that the joint venture had signed a letter of intent with GulfPort Energy to provide the producer's operations in the liquids-rich window with takeaway capacity.
Spectra Energy (SE), the general partner of Spectra Energy Partners (SEP) and DCP Midstream Partners (DPM), in December 2011 announced that it had inked a memorandum of understanding with Chesapeake Energy, the leading producer in the Utica Shale, and electric utility American Electric Power (AEP) to develop the Ohio Pipeline Energy Network (OPEN).
This 70-mile pipeline will expand Spectra Energy's Texas Eastern pipeline system and connect the Utica Shale and Marcellus Shale to serve Ohio-based utilities and industrial concerns, many of which will transition to natural gas from coal.
The company also announced an open season for capacity on its proposed Renaissance Gas Transmission Project, a plan that would enable end users in Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia to access natural gas from multiple supply basins in the north and south, including the Utica Shale.
Exploration and production companies are also taking matters into their own hands. Magnum Hunter Resources (MHR), for example, is entertaining the idea of expanding its Eureka Hunter pipeline system in the West Virginia portion of the Marcellus Shale into Ohio. Another option on the table is to spin off the company's midstream infrastructure as an MLP and using the proceeds to fund its drilling program.
Meanwhile, Chesapeake Energy on March 13 announced a partnership with EV Energy Partners and privately held M3 Midstream LLC to build a $900 million gas-processing and NGL-fractionation complex in Harrison County.
According to the press release, the project will initially include 600 million cubic feet per day of gas-processing capacity, 870,000 barrels of NGL storage and fractionation capacity of 90,000 barrels per day. Chesapeake Energy expects the processing and fractionation capacity to come onstream by the second quarter of 2013.
With shares of EV Energy Partners overbought at current levels and Rhino Resource Partners facing considerable headwinds in its core business lines, midstream developments in the Utica Shale offer the most enticing exposure to the Utica Shale. That being said, general partners won't necessarily drop down these assets right away to their limited partners.
We will continue to monitor developments in this region.
Read more from Investing Daily here.
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Q. In December we received an invoice for our annual fees. Our property owners association has not had an annual meeting for years and the board has not held a meeting. Our community has both condominiums and single-family homes. Last year several members harassed the board and they called a board meeting but failed to notice it and thus few members attended. But the board continues to run its own show. We have read the statutes for condominiums and homeowner associations (HOA) but can find nothing about property owners associations. We called several state agencies to include the Condominium Division. All said that we need to engage an attorney.
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The term Property Owners Association is just another name for HOA. However, if you have condominiums in your association, then the board should comply with condominium statutes. Form a committee and send a certified letter to the board that says it has not been complying with the statutes and your documents. Ask the board to call a members meeting to elect a new board. Explain that if it does not, the committee will engage an attorney and seek legal action as well as report the board to the state. If the board does not respond, ask an association attorney for guidance and action.
Q. My car's windshield was cracked after being hit by a bolt while parked in the condominium's lot. The bolt appears to be the same as those used on the roof. We have asked for reimbursement for the damage. The president said that negligence has to be proven for the condominium in order for it to be liable. Am I entitled to reimbursement and how do I go about getting it?
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The condominium is rarely responsible for loss of personal property. You need to have insurance coverage for such loss. Report this to your insurance agent as a claim. To recover from the condominium, you would need to prove that the damage was directly and deliberately inflicted by someone involved with the board, an employee or management. Just because the object is similar to ones used by the association should not be evidence of neglect. If you find that a kid was responsible, such as throwing the bolt and causing the damage, you may have a case to sue the kid and maybe the family. There is a slim chance of recovery and you will need to file a lawsuit. Repairs are more than likely your responsibility.
Q. Our converted condominium originally supplied gas for our ranges. The board has discontinued this service. That will require a high percentage of the owners to convert to electrical wiring and purchase new stoves. The cost for each owner will be over $1,000. Can the board make this change without the members' input or vote?
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In my opinion, this would be a change to the capital improvements and thus need members' approval. The board has a responsibility to maintain the common areas and the services that are supplied to members from the original conversion. If the board is trying to reduce the expense of this gas service, it would not be right to just stop it. The information in your question appears that gas is a common expense. Maybe the board could convert each unit to an individual with a meter to calculate each unit's usage, but again that would require the members' vote. The problem with this is that there will be a cost for each meter and then the expense of monthly meter readings and bookkeeping and billing. You may find that this expensive. From the information provided, I suggest that the board and the members approve a future change that when an owner must buy a new stove, it must be electric.


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This is awesome. I can't wait to do this to mine. The only thing I don't know how to do is what kind of cable do I need to attach it to my computer. Also where can I get one? Thanks
Plex media center works on ATV2. Also allows for 1080p content
Great job with the GP!
I have the 1st gen and I just used that jailbreak from I forgot the name but u can look it up. It adds a browser and nitotv and all kinds of other stuff. I luv it but u hav to pay which is whack.
Greenpois0n RC6 kills wi-fi on aTV. Until that's fixed its a useless hockey puck unless you have an ethernet port next to your TV.
An app store store for atv would definitely be a huge and welcome improvement but without any(or very little) on-board storage I can't see that happening on this version. Unless I'm mistaken.
I own one but it is rarely used. Netflix in Canada has a measly 15% of American content and we are unable to rent television shows over iTunes due to our version of the FCC being insecure dickwads. And even with a fast Internet connection any hd movie I rent from iTunes has to buffer every few minutes so it's not worth my time. Netflix movies on the other hand play flawlessly if you enjoy obscure 'B' movies from the 90's. At first I was excited to recognize some of my favorite movies as a child until I realized I had horrible taste in movies when I was 10.
What I would like to see either with jail-breaking or an apple update is a web browser. If apple really wants to take over the living room they need useful features on this sweet looking puck. Or the ability to stream not just audio and video from my iPhone, but whatever is on the screen. I don't have an iPad(yet) so using safari or any other app on my iphone and being able to see the page in real time on my tv would be awesome. Though with current technologies I can't see that happening any time soon.
I used Seasonpass on my mac the first time and then I lost power in the big ice-storm and after reboot the wifi went out.Did a restore.Used GP a few hrs ago and it worked like a charm.
I used GP and did not lose wifi...my kid is watching a goofy car show via netflix as I type. No issues! Now if we could just get boxee!
Well, if apple opens the app store, then I'll "jump into the fire"
Just curious, what does jailbreaking bring to the Apple TV?
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But my question is something else. Can you run greenpoison over the top of the seasonpass jailbreak that was released previously? See, I don't want to lose the plex install I have on it. I know I can reinstall it, but I would rather just leave everything in place and just update the install so it is untethered.
As to the appletv vs mac mini debate...$99 is a lot cheaper than the cost of a mac mini and it's a lot more friendly for people who don't want to sit with a trackpad/mouse and keyboard to control their tv. For me, the inconvenience and cost of a mac mini far outweighs the extra few things it would allow me to do that appletv doesn't.


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PITTSBURG — Ryan Hintze limited Southwest Baptist to just a single run and Jeremy Graves belted a solo home run in the eighth inning to lift Pitt State to a 2-1 victory and salvage a split against the visiting Bearcats Friday (Mar. 25).
Hintze (2-2) scattered five hits and issued five walks and a pair of hit batsmen, but he fanned seven batters as well on the afternoon.
Ian Robinson's sacrifice fly brought home Brian Dean with the first run of the game in the fifth inning for Pitt State (9-11, 5-11 MIAA). Deal doubled down the left field line to lead off the frame.
SBU (4-12, 3-11 MIAA) loaded the bases in the ninth against Hintze but managed to plate just a solitary run on an RBI grounder by Niko Salidis. The Bearcats stranded 13 base runners in the contest.
Mike Nielebeck threw six innings for SBU, allowing one earned run and striking out three batters.
In game one, SBU scored the go-ahead run in the sixth inning thanks to a Pitt State fielding error as the Bearcats claimed a 4-3 victory over the Gorillas.
Chase Barnes staked Pitt State to an early 2-0 lead with a first-inning home run, but SBU countered with two runs in the second inning.
The Bearcats made it 3-2 in the third inning, but the Gorillas knotted the score in the fourth on Evan Thomas' RBI grounder.
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At this time of the year if you have a hearing loss there is so much that you could be missing.
Did you know that when you see the Salvation Army bell ringers, their bells ring very loudly? Do you answer them when they thank you for your contribution? If you didn't you've missed these sounds of the season.
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Can you hear the wind howling in the night when a blizzard is going on outside? Can you hear the sound of the snow plows moving down the street? Can you hear the noise the plow makes when it is backing up? If you cant, you've missed the sounds of the season.
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Did you miss the silly chatter of your kids and grandkids gathered in your living room as they play with their new toys? Do you answer them when they say thanks and give you a big hug? If you don't, you've missed sounds of the season.
Did you finish your holiday meal and sit quietly because you couldn't understand what your family was saying? Does your response match the conversation? If not you've missed sounds of the season.
Did you go to a Christmas Concert with music like this or a sing- a-long and missed portions of the program because you couldn't hear? Did you ask what the master of ceremonies said? If so you've missed sounds of the season.
Did you go to your place of worship and not hear or understand the sermon or announcements? Did you need to ask someone what hymn will be next? If you cant hear in the church service you've missed sounds of the season.
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Did you hear the crackling of the fire in the fireplace? Did you miss the whistle of the teakettle heating the water for a cup of hot chocolate? Do you hear the furnace kick-in? If you didn't, then you've missed the sounds of season.
Could you hear the carolers when they stopped by to bring you some cheer? Could you hear the choir sing the Handel's Messiah? If you couldn't, than you have missed the sounds of the season.
So how many sounds of the season did you miss? Isn't it a shame how much wonderful Christmas experience you're not a part of if you cant hear properly? How about giving yourself a great gift this Christmas; the gift of hearing . You could be hearing much better before then. A new pair of hearing instruments coupled with an excellent service plan is truly a gift that keeps on giving to everyone.
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Of course, I'm using a ridiculously powerful workstation, which I'm certain is the major factor in my appreciation. I don't think IBM makes the zPros any more, but this Intellistation zPro has dual Intel 5160 dual-core 3.0Ghz CPUs, 8GB RAM, an nVidia Quadro 3500 graphics adapter, and SAS drives. I'm using Sun's magnificent 24.1" LCD monitor, and a second 20.1" LCD to complete the picture (so to speak). It's terribly attractive.
My quest with Vista was to replicate my normal working application set, Vista-style. Of course, the tried-and-true native bash shell isn't possible (without Cygwin, anyway), but I'm finding that there are enough alternatives to replicate my must-have applications.
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i li Welcome back to school! tfemember.'-Classes START on the half hour and END twenty minutes after the hour! Tuesday, October 2, 1984 Weber State College Vol. 45 No. 1 Landslide Causes Delay On Allied Health Building by David B. Oswald Staff Reporter i Work on the Marriot Allied Health Building was halted for 29 days because of a land movement that occurred on the excavation site. According to Jim Cox, of Weber State College's Architectural Services, the slide was due to a condition he described as a "slip plane." The "slip plane" in this case was caused because of the steepness of the excavated hillside. The portion of the hill that gave way was composed mostly of sand, which was unstable, causing the heavier topsoil to crumble. The slide occurred the second week in August, said Cox. Work on the site was stopped because the hillside posed a potential threat to workmen. The work halt also afforded some time in which to study the problem and offer solutions. A site worker, who wished to remain anonymous, said, "We were not in any danger when the sliding occurred, but we thought that any vibrations (from heavy equipment) would bring more of the hill down." Cox said that the contractor, Cannon-Papanikolas Construction, did not expect to have the land cave in. "There is always a certain element of surprise involved when digging a hole," said Cox. He said that the new cut taken out of the hillside to correct the slippage problem has a hole of one and one-half feet of angled slope per foot going back - V 'V ..y t m.i-- i:; - 4 - ,t sc -SiiOv 4 a-' Signpost photoBob George The results of the slide (center of photo) are apparent in this photo taken shortly after the accident. horizontally into the hill. There will be no cost to the college or the taxpayer for the 29-day delay. Both Cox and a spokesman for Cannon -Papanikolas said that the cost is "presently undetermined." In conjunction with the construction of the Allied Health Building, A trench is being dug that will eventually become part of Weber's vast network of tunnels. The tunnel will connect the Marriot Building with the Engineering Technology Building and the rest of the campus. The tunnels provide Buildings and Grounds crews access to utility and power lines that run between buildings. Completion date for the new Allied Health Building was originally set for August of 1985, but a new date for completion 'has not been set by Cannon-Papanikolas. Cox estimated that the building will be ready for use by January, 1986. Major Events Highlight Summer Month's At" Weber by David C. Wright News Editor This story is written for those of you who avoided attending summer quarter in favor of more exciting pursuits, like suntans and water skiing. Some very exciting and important events occurred during the quarter and here is a re-cap of those events. The Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges gave Weber State the go-ahead for another ten years of accredited status. A letter from Mr. James F. Bemis, the executive director of the Association, stated: "On behalf of the Commission on Colleges, I am pleased to report that the accreditation of Weber State College has been reaffirmed at the baccalaureate level and at the master's level for the joint or combined master of education degree program with Utah State University." The accreditation also includes programs offered by Weber State at other locations such as Hill Air Foce Base. According to the letter, the college must conduct a self-study "interim report" and submit that to the association. Concerning the five-year interim report, President Rodney H. Brady said that he will appoint officials from the college to "carefully examine the status of our programs." Weber entered a new era in its development, after the Utah State Board of Regents granted the college it's first autonomous master's program. Until this time, Weber's master's programs were operated jointly with other institutions. The School of Business was granted the master's in accounting program after the state legislature passed a bill requiring thirty post-graduate hours for accountants to sit for the CPA exam. According to Dr. Robert Smith, WSC vice president of academic affairs, the new program will be implemented in the autumn of 1985. "I am very glad that the decision has been made. It's going to be a big job to get that program going in a year, but I have real confidence in the faculty of the accounting department. Dean (Dr. Allen) Simkins has done a real fine job," said Smith. The motion to grant the master's program passed after much debate. Regents W. Hughes Brockbank and Ernest D. Mariani, both of Salt Lake, voted against. Another motion that passed will require the college presidents and the commissioners to seek for the repeal of the 30-hour post-graduate requirement.The student senate held formal hearings on a proposed $170,000 student budget. The budget's primary authors were the newly-elected executive branch of student government -President Jon Southwick, Academic Vice President Craig Jacobsen and Executive Vice President Tina Walker. According to Jacobsen, the major change in the budget was the senate increase in its own operating funds. The senate also voted that funds for a new computer system to be used by ASWSC not come from the budget, but from capital expenditures funds. A budget deficit of $10,000 from last year had to be covered before proper allocations could be made for next year. Jacobsen said that the deficit was incurred from ASWSC-sponsored concerts. Because of last year's losses, no money has been allocated for concerts. Brad Howell was chosen by Govenor Scott Matheson as the student representative to the Utah State Board of Regents. This is the second WSC student to get the appointment in the last three years. Howell, who was the student body president of WSC during the 1983-84 school year, was one of three finalists for the highly regarded position. Howell and the other two finalists, both from the University of Utah, were chosen by the Council of Student Body Presidents. Those three finalists were then interviewed by Governor Matheson, who made the final choice. There is no specific criteria used in choosing the student representative to the Board of Regents, according to Howell, but the person selected must have had some experience and knowledge of higher education issues. Howell is a political science major, with one year left to complete his degree. "It's a once in a lifetime experience, and I'm glad I've been given the opportunity," said Howell. Jill Thurgood, a junior in distributive education at WSC, won the National Intercollegiate "Miss College Rodeo" title. Thurgood brought the title to Utah for the first time after winning at the college nationals held in Bozeman, Montana. "It was the hardest contest I have ever been in in my whole life," said Thurgood. "I didn't imagine winning it. You just don't think you're going to." The Kanesville resident started rodeoing when she was nine years old, and joined the junior posse. She continued with high school rodeo, but stayed away from college competition because she thought she had little chance of winning. In her first year on the Weber State team, she competed in the barrel racing and was selected "Miss WSC Rodeo." That title qualified her to compete on the national level. To second the accomplishment of Thurgood, another WSC student, Kyle Kosoff, captured the National Intercollegiate Calf Roping Championship. The competition was held in Bozeman, Montana, and Kosoff took the title with a rope of 10.3 seconds. "It's a game of seconds, tenths of seconds," said Kosoff. Kosoff has been roping cattle since he was nine years old and helped his dad in various team roping competitions. Kosoff is a senior majoring in business management, and he says that he hopes to combine his management skills with his love for horses after graduation.
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The archerfish (spinner fish or archer fish) are a family (Toxotidae) of fish known for their habit of preying on land-based insects and other small animals by shooting them down with water droplets from their specialized mouths. The family is small, consisting of seven species in the genus Toxotes; which typically inhabit brackish waters of estuaries and mangroves, but can also be found in the open ocean, as well as far upstream in fresh water.[1] They can be found from India to the Philippines, Australia, and Polynesia.
Archerfish or spinnerfish bodies are deep and laterally compressed, with the dorsal fin, and the profile a straight line from dorsal fin to mouth. The mouth is protractile, and the lower jaw juts out. Sizes are generally small,about 5–10 cm, but T. chatareus can reach 40 cm (16 in).[2]
Archerfish are popular for aquaria.
Capture of prey[edit]
Archerfish are remarkably accurate in their shooting; adult fish almost always hit the target on the first shot. They can bring down insects and other prey[3] up to 3 m above the water's surface.[4] This is partially due to their good eyesight, but also their ability to compensate for the refraction of light as it passes through the air-water interface when aiming for their prey.[5] They typically spit at prey at a mean angle of about 74° from the horizontal, but can still aim accurately when spitting at angles between 45 and 110°.[6]
When an archerfish selects its prey, it rotates its eye so that the image of the prey falls on a particular portion of the eye in the ventral temporal periphery of the retina,[7] and its lips just break the surface, squirting a jet of water at its victim. It does this using the narrow groove in the roof of its mouth. It presses its tongue against this groove to form a narrow channel, then contracts its gill covers to force a powerful jet of water through the channel. The resulting jet of water can be up to 5 m long, but their accuracy allows them to shoot insects only 1–2 m away depending on body size. The fish can alter the power of the shot for prey of different sizes. If the first shot does not knock the victim into the water, the archerfish will keep trying.
Young archerfish start shooting when they are about 2.5 cm long, but are inaccurate at first and must learn from experience. During this learning period, they hunt in small schools. This way, the probability is enhanced that at least one jet will hit its target. It has also been determined in an experimental context that archer fish were able to benefit from observational learning by watching a performing group member shoot, without having to practice:
This instance of social learning in a fish is most remarkable as it could imply that observers can ''change their viewpoint,'' mapping the perceived shooting characteristics of a distant team member into angles and target distances that they later must use to hit.[8]
Archerfish will often leap out of the water and grab an insect in their mouths if it happens to be within reach. Individuals typically prefer to remain close to the surface of the water.
- Toxotes blythii (Boulenger, 1892) - clouded archerfish, zebra archerfish
- Toxotes chatareus (Hamilton, 1822) - largescale archerfish
- Toxotes jaculatrix (Pallas, 1767) - banded archerfish
- Toxotes kimberleyensis (Allen, 2004) - Kimberley archerfish
- Toxotes lorentzi (Weber, 1910) - primitive archerfish
- Toxotes microlepis (Günther, 1860) - smallscale archerfish
- Toxotes oligolepis (Bleeker, 1876) - big scale archerfish, western archerfish
See also[edit]
- Two submarines of the United States Navy have been named USS Archerfish, the first one holding the distinction of sinking the largest ship ever destroyed by a submarine, the 68,059-ton Japanese aircraft carrier Shinano, on November 29, 1944.
- Projectile use by living systems
- ^ Arthington, A., and McKenzie, F. "Review of Impacts of Displaced/Introduced Fauna Associated with Inland Waters." Environment Australia Australia: State of the Environment Technical Paper Series (Inland Waters), Series 1, 1997. Accessed 2009-05-24.
- ^ Johnson, G.D. & Gill, A.C. (1998). Paxton, J.R. & Eschmeyer, W.N., ed. Encyclopedia of Fishes. San Diego: Academic Press. p. 189. ISBN 0-12-547665-5.
- ^ Douglas, M.M., Bunn, S.E, and Davies, P.M. (2005-06-03). ""River and wetland food webs in Australia's wet-dry tropics: general principles and implications for management"". Marine and Freshwater Research Vol. 56, No. 3, 329–342. Retrieved 2009-05-24.
- ^ ""Plastic flies help spitting archer fish regain aim" Telegraph.co.uk". The Telegraph. 2002-07-11. Retrieved 2009-05-24.
- ^ Schuster, S., Wöhl, S., Griebsch, M., and Klostermeier, I. (2006-02-21). ""Animal Cognition:, How Archer Fish Learn to Down Rapidly Moving Targets"". Current Biology Vol. 16, No. 4, 378–383. Retrieved 2014-05-31.
- ^ Temple, S. E. "Effect of salinity on the refracive index of water: considerations for archer fish aerial vision" 'Journal of Fish Biology' Vol 70, 1626–1629 2007.
- ^ Temple, S.E., Hart, N. S., and Colin, S. P. "A spitting image: visual specializations of the arsherfish (Toxotes chatareus)" 'Brain Behaviour and Evolution' Vol. 73, 309 2009.
- ^ Schuster, S., Wöhl, S., Griebsch, M., and Klostermeier, I. (2006-02-21). ""Animal Cognition:, How Archer Fish Learn to Down Rapidly Moving Targets"". Current Biology Vol. 16, No. 4, 378–383. Retrieved 2014-05-31.
- Froese, Rainer, and Daniel Pauly, eds. (2006). "Toxotidae" in FishBase. January 2006 version.
- Froese, Rainer, and Daniel Pauly, eds. (2006). Species of Toxotes in FishBase. January 2006 version.


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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELLO AM) - Police say the investigation continues into the fatal two-vehicle accident at 10th and Sycamore early New Year's Day.
Lieutenant Jerry Miller says 38-year-old Tanya Sanchez of Sioux Falls died from her injuries.
Miller says 20-year-old Oscar Madrigal of Sioux Falls is charged with his second D-W-I and vehicular homicide.
He says Sanchez was a passenger in a van driven by her 38-year-old husband Nigel. Miller says blood/alcohol tests are being performed on both drivers as standard procedure in fatal car accidents. He says those official results won't be known for about a week.
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In December 2006, employers took 1,201 mass layoff actions, seasonally adjusted, as measured by new filings for unemployment insurance benefits during the month.
Each action involved at least 50 persons from a single establishment, and the number of workers involved totaled 133,818. The number of mass layoff events decreased by 19 from the prior month, and the number of associated initial claims decreased by 2,522.
Seasonally adjusted mass layoff data have been revised using updated seasonal adjustment factors that incorporate 2006 data. Seasonally adjusted estimates back to January 2002 were subject to revision. The totals for each of the six seasonally adjusted series for January 2002-December 2006 (as originally published and as revised) are available at http://www.bls.gov/mls/mlssarevision.htm, along with additional information about the revisions.
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Living in a small rowhome in Philadelphia, we personally don't have the luxury of a mud room. We sure are jealous of those who do! Not only would a mud room afford us the ability to stay far away from our basement, it would provide a great place for laundry and a better looking barrier between our living space and the outdoors.
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Pic #1 is almost too beautiful to be a mud room, but I love it all the same!
lol an all white mud room is a GREAT idea. lol
pretty though.
Our mud hallway id snot wuite this nice. I also think the dust on our floors could turn to mud if we just water it a bit. A mud house perhaps.
If I were ever to do an addition on my house, it would be a nice little bump out of a mudroom off the back of the garage . . . which would lead to an improved layout for that back door . . . which would lead to the opportunity to block off the current entrance and remodel for a better kitchen layout . . . which will lead to . . . ;-P and so it goes. Good thing it would be a decade or two before I'd even have to [get to] think about it. ha.
love the last one. the 2nd just looks like a laundry room, and the 3rd is just a couple hooks. hardly a 'mud room' as the other portrayed.
Love the locker room look! Except I'd have to add doors or something to cover up the clutter look. My husband & I are huge college football fans so this would be super cool in our home. (Roll Tide!) =)
Ugh. Hate the first one!!! Who makes tiny shelves for sunglasses? Those kids are going to grow up with some complexes.
I am always jealous of the mud room concept. Don't have one, and probably never will. Sigh. But I live in the south, so I don't need a "mud" room so much as a landing place for my family's crap.
the first photo has me cracking up a bit. imagine being in a bike store and thinking "oh, i have to buy a helmet to match my mudroom".
still, love the idea. i'm thinking sealed/shiny concrete would be a GREAT mud room floor, assuming it cleans well...
I used to have a mudroom and I turned it into an art studio. Now that I live in Seattle, I need a mud room. Thinking of turning my stairway into a mud room... Any ideas?


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Summer Beer: Ayinger Bräu-Weisse
We've been paying a lot of attention to summer cocktails over the past few weeks, and the good old beer has gotten short shrift. But beer is no less loved here at The Kitchn, especially on a hot day, when popping the top off of a bottle takes about all the energy we can muster.
Ayinger is one we discovered recently and are now in hot pursuit of...
This German beer is one we recently had at a restaurant, and since the bartender poured it straight into a glass behind the counter, we didn't get a look at the bottle.
We're assuming from the taste that it was Ayinger's Bräu-Weisse, a wheat beer in the style of a Hoegaarden or Blue Moon. We don't claim to be beer experts, but we know that these beers are brewed with a higher proportion of wheat than barley and, occasionally, spices or fruit that give them a sweet flavor. Usually they're served with a slice of lemon or orange.
We love Hoegaarden but can usually only drink one or two, since it has a definite sweetness to it that can sit heavy in our stomach. Not so with the Ayinger we had (ok, two very large Ayingers we had). It was less full-bodied than other wheat beers we're familiar with and had a cleaner aftertaste with just a touch of bitterness.
Now the trick is to find it. Anyone know of local sources that sell Ayinger? Anyone else a fan of this beer?
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They're not fancy schmancy, but I enjoy Pyramid Apricot Weizen Ale and Goose Island India Pale Ale on a hot summer day.
This is one of my favorite beers ever! BevMo usually carries it and if you are in SF, City Beer Store (http://www.citybeerstore.com/) might have it.
This would only matter to people in South Texas looking for it, but you can buy it for $2-3 a bottle (!) at the Ft. Sam Houston class 6 store on post... so not only do you have to be in this area, but you also have to be active or retired military :) So cheap though!
Huh. Try a Franziskaner Weissbier for a excellent German beer experience. Best off the tap...the bottled ones just don't hold a candle. Ditto the Ayinger, much better on tap.


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