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- NAME: Jack Palance
- OCCUPATION: Actor
- BIRTH DATE: February 18, 1919
- DEATH DATE: November 10, 2006
- EDUCATION: University of North Carolina, Stanford University
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Lattimer, Pennsylvania
- PLACE OF DEATH: Montecito, California
- Originally: Volodymyr Palahniuk
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Jack Palance was an American actor best known for playing villainous roles in the 1960s and for his award-winning appearance in the film City Slickers.
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Jack Palance was an American actor born on February 18, 1919, in Lattimer, Pennsylvania. Named Vladimir Ivanovich Palahniuk,
the former boxer gained fame playing villainous characters in Hollywood. He earned Oscar nods for his roles in Sudden Fear (1952) and Shane (1953) as well as an Emmy for Requiem For a Heavyweight (1956). Palance's next prominent role was as a TV host for Ripley's Believe It Or Not (1982). He appeared in the hit films Batman (1989) and City Slickers (1991), the latter film having won him an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. Palance died on November 10, 2006 in Montecito, California.
Early Life
Actor Vladimir Palahnuik (later changed to Walter Jack and best known as Jack Palance) was born on February 18, 1919, in the coal-mining town of Lattimer, Pennsylvania. A handsome youth with a passion for reading and poetry, Jack Palance used his athletic prowess to escape his meager surroundings, securing a football scholarship to the University of North Carolina. He left college to pursue a professional boxing career, however, when an injury forced him to quit, he joined the Army Air Force as a bomber pilot. In 1943, despite undergoing plastic surgery for severe injuries caused by a plane crash, Palance suffered permanent damage to his face.
While attending Stanford University on the GI Bill, Palance developed an interest in the dramatic arts. He moved to New York and was cast in a number of bit parts, including his first stage role in the Broadway production, The Big Two (1947). Later that year, he understudied Anthony Quinn in the Chicago production of A Streetcar Named Desire.
Commercial Success
In 1950, director Elia Kazan casted Palance in his first studio film, Panic in the Streets, in which he appeared opposite Richard Widmark as the vicious street boss Blackie. The immediate success of Panic in the Streets influenced 20th Century Fox to offer Palance a long-term contract. Often cast in sinister, villainous roles, he earned praise for his Oscar-nominated performance opposite Joan Crawford in Sudden Fear (1952). Playing a vicious gunslinger, his next project, Shane, left an indelible impression and earned him a second Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
Career Highlights
Jack Palance continued to command lead roles, portraying a slew of menacing characters that ranged from a court magician in The Silver Chalice (1954) to a bank robber in I Died a Thousand Times (1955). In 1956, he won a Best Actor Emmy Award for his role in Rod Serling's Requiem For a Heavyweight. Two years later, Palance moved to Switzerland, where he starred in over a dozen foreign features, most notably The Man Inside (1958), The Mongols (1960) and Contempt (1963).
Upon his return to America, he achieved success with parts in the films The Professionals (1966), The Desperados and Che! (both 1969), as well as in the TV versions of classic thrillers like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1968) and Dracula (1974). Despite continued critical acclaim for his performances, fewer and fewer roles came his way.
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Lasting Value: Open Space Planning and Preservation Successes
Rick Pruetz feels that Americans are committing "country-cide."
More than one million acres of forests, farms, and other rural lands are converted to development every year. Can preservation happen? Yes, but it is no walk in the park. Lasting Value celebrates the selected cities, towns, and counties that excel at preserving natural areas, farmland, and other types of open space.
For 10 years, Rick Pruetz has explored communities that excel in saving their natural environments. In 24 illustrated vignettes, he captures the character of places. He offers more than an appreciation of these communities. He brings a planner's-eye view of the practices behind their achievements. His detailed reports of creative preservation solutions mark the trail for planners, commissioners, and citizens who seek to preserve the green legacy in their own backyards.
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Rick Pruetz, FAICP, is a planning consultant in open space preservation strategies. He received his master's of urban planning degree in 1979 from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and served as the city planner of Burbank, California, for more than 14 years before starting a consulting practice in 1999. Pruetz has written four books and coauthored two others on open space preservation planning.
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Colby political anaylysts provide perspective on the 2004 presidential election, ranging from foreign policy to the economy to the environment
Published July 28, 2004
The Great Divide
L. Sandy Maisel
William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of Government
"The reason that I think [this election] is so important is because we are still defining what the first President Bush called the 'New World Order.' And quite frankly the first President Bush did not define it, and Clinton started to define it but did not come to any conclusion. [President] George W. Bush,there is no question about his 'vision thing.' He has a very clear view that in a world where we are the dominating power, we should dominate. And I think that the Democrats have a very clear view that is different, which is that we are more likely to be successful, to maintain our safety, to maintain our prominence, if we do not try to dominate. I think that is the distinction.
#analysts#right#200#On domestic policy, there is a very clear distinction, not so much in economic policies as social policies. There is a divide in this country on social issues not necessarily reflective of partisan ties.
The divide is something like this: President Bush, and particularly more social conservative parts of his coalition to whom he is giving a great deal of attention, believe that we should have a traditional social order and [that] changes from that traditional social order threaten basic American values. I think you see this most prominently today in the discussions about gay marriage; I think you see it also in discussions about abortion, about the role of women generally, of things about Title IX and affirmative action.
Senator Kerry, while no raving liberal on these matters (some of the liberals don't think he goes far enough), has a very different view,that these are things for individuals to define, the government shouldn't be involved.
What is striking about that is that view was a Republican view in the past. The interventionist view, which is what the Bush administration is following, is traditionally a Democratic view. And I think what it reflects is what the specific issues are and the outcome [lawmakers] want to see.
Also, analysis shows there is very little competition in Congressional elections. Look at the House of Representatives; of the 435 seats that are up every two years, in this election it will be very likely that fewer than 40 of those will be hotly contested. . . . And what that means to me is that the real battles then become the primaries in these safe districts, particularly when the seats become open.
And the irrefutable conclusion from looking at this from the last three or four election cycles is that the people who win these primaries tend to be extremists. So that you have very liberal Democrats in some of these districts and very conservative Republicans in others. And what they have to do to stay in office is not lose their extremist base because those people vote in primaries.
So if that's the case you are going to continue to have the case where the Congress is bitterly divided and closely divided and yet they are not talking to each other, and that's a very difficult situation for trying to solve problems.
In the Senate this time, the Republicans hold a one-seat [advantage] and the Democrats need to pick up two seats to be in control. But it is going to be very difficult for them to do that. Five of the Democrats' seats that are up this time are Southern seats. A number of those Southern senators have announced their retirement. It is going to be very difficult for the Democrats simply to hold their base. But even if they don't, what we are finding in the Senate is bitter acrimony, fighting over ideological choices being offered by the president, with the Democrats opposing them and having enough votes to threaten a filibuster.
The other result that you are going to see from this election is a closely divided House probably still controlled by the Republicans, a closely divided Senate probably still controlled by the Republicans. But whoever controls doesn't matter because the other side is going to have enough power to fight any kind of change. A lot of fighting and a lot of acrimony. And I think that is a very difficult situation for any president, a Democrat or a Republican, to work in, and for the country."
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The Milwaukee Admirals are set to take on the Rockford IceHogs in the 1st round of the 2009 Calder Cup Playoffs. During the regular season Ads were 6-3-0-1 against the Hogs, who ended their year with a record of 40-34-0-6 for 86 points, putting them in 4th place in the West Division.
The Admirals were led in scoring this year by Mike Santorelli, who posted 70 points in 70 games, including a 14-game point streak earlier in the season. His point total was just one more than teammate Cal O'Reilly, who ended the season with 69 points. O'Reilly spent his first 11 games in Nashville at the end of this season, accumulating three goals and goals assists, and was reassigned to the Ads following the conclusion of the Pred's season.
Cody Franson is also another name to watch for Milwaukee. The 6'4" defenseman has come up with 52 points this season, which was third among AHL defenseman, including an unbelievable 41 assists. Franson, along with Santorelli and O'Reilly, was chosen to skate in the 2008-2009 AHL All Star Classic in Worchester and was also named to the Second AHL All-Star Team.
The IceHogs are led in points by Tim Brent, who has accumulated eight points against the Admirals this season and 62 points overall. Second on the IceHogs roster was winger Pascal Pelletier, who has tallied a team high 29 goals and also added 26 assists.
Jack Skille is also a recognizable name for Admirals fans. The Verona, WI native, who skated with the Badgers for two seasons before taking the step up, has posted six points against Milwaukee this year. In 58 games with Rockford, Skille has posted 45 points with 56 penalty minutes. He has also skated with the Blackhawk for 24 games over the past two seasons.
The Admirals have six players with five or more points against Rockford this year, with O'Reilly and Franson leading the way with 10 points a piece, while Mike Santorelli tallied nine versus the Hogs
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Sharing and building Solution Focused practice in organisations
When you hold a meeting it can be important to let people discuss their work problems and frustrations. However, if a lot of people state their concerns to the whole group it can consume time and create a negative mood in the meeting.
How can you effectively let people vent their frustrations and create a positive mood in the meeting, quickly? Here is a technique I have adapted from one called "Moan, Moan, Moan". I call it the "Constructive Rant. "
I use it a great deal when I facilitate because it is enjoyable for participants and it works. Typically, I use it at the start of a meeting to create a "platform", a starting point from which the group can move on. I have used it with group sizes from 5 to 90 and results have ranged from good to excellent. Without tempting fate, there is no down side that I have found, unless it rains.
Instructions (This example is based on a team building session)
Pair people up (If you have an odd three people left over, it is still possible for them to do Constructive Rant, but you will need to allow extra time) and brief them as follows [I recommend you write a summary of this on a flipchart to make it easier to follow]:
When they return to the room, give each person a Post It Note and a flipchart marker. Brief them as follows:
Give them five minutes to complete this. When they have finished, ask them to bring their notes and put them on a flipchart.
Read aloud each note and ensure that all understand it. There is no need to categorise them, but it is useful to point out similarities, especially if there are a lot. Now explain:
What we have done here is to have you discuss your issues, identify what it is that you want and share it with everybody. This provides us with a starting point for enhancing the team's performance. Let's move on to the next topic, which in Solutions Focus is normally the Future Perfect.
What insights have I obtained from doing this exercise many times?
As a creative leader, the next time you have the prospect of a negative meeting, consider trying this approach.
I have been without usable broadband for two weeks and have spent an age on the telephone talking to several agents who are never the same, nor who work in the same centre. Inevitably, I have sometimes begun to rant as they ask again, "So can you explain what the problem is?"
Not once have any of them asked me, "So what is it that you want to happen… Mr Brooker?" Yes, they might argue that asking me that would produce the retort that I want my broadband fixed, but actually what I really want is that one person take responsibility for the issue.
So I end up having the conversation in a very negative mood, despite all the apologies for the poor service; just a thought for any customer service people out there.
Have an outstanding week.
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Thanks for sharing this John - I like it and will give it a go. Nice customer service example too.
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"A very easy, versatile recipe of a pesto topping on French bread slices. One of my most requested recipes! Great for potlucks or as an accompaniment to soup or salad meals. Try them with sun-dried tomato pesto!"
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1 (1 pound) loaf French baguette
2/3 cup mayonnaise
1/3 cup basil pesto
2 cloves garlic, minced
1/2 cup freshly grated Parmesan cheese
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I did the same thing another reviewer suggested because I was short on time. I toasted the bread ahead of time, then spread the mixture on the toast before my company came. Delicious and what a nice change for an appetizer.
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I tried it with precooked baguettes - the pesto rounds were absolutely delicious! they can be eaten with just about anything or just alone...excellent recipe!
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Lauren Budde and Brittney Rader led the offensive attack with nine kills each as the Eagles racked up 40 kills in the match. Asbury got off to a great start with 16 in the first set, where they hit .351. From there they slid a little bit but still came through with a .217 attack percentage for the match. Lindsay Ibold had eight kills in the match.
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Apple's iCloud. I bet you're intrigued by it, even if you don't really understand it. I'm Brian Cooley with the Top 5 reasons that Apple's iCloud rocks. Number 5, backup. Don't yawn, I know it's kind of a sleeper, but with iCloud, an iOS device can back itself up to Apple's cloud servers once a day when it finds Wi-Fi. That means photos, settings, apps, app data, all that fiddly stuff, and not only is it backed up that way, you can restore all that to a new iOS device you buy easily and wirelessly as well. That's pretty slick. Number 4, all your music, even the stuff you stole. Apple's tight with the record labels, so it was kind of a surprise that the new iTunes Match component of iCloud will recognize and sync all your music to all your devices, even your pirated music. Sure, you paid $25 a year for that part, but that's a lot cheaper than dealing with the lawyers they could have sent. Number 3, hiding the sausage. No, I mean, you don't see sausage being made in iCloud. Now, a certain faction of people think iCloud should have been more literal and folder-based with you being able to get your hands dirty dragging and dropping stuff across directories and network shares. Apple decided no and they're probably dead right. Most of their consumers have lives, and don't want to administer a server. Number 2, just do it. iCloud is largely a synchronizing service that happens to use the cloud to make that work. That means a high degree of automatic background, just-do-itness that you won't find in, say, Amazon Cloud Drive or Google Music. If it works right, Tylenol sales and a certain amount of harsh obscenities should plummet. And the number 1 reason I bet you find iCloud at least a little bit irresistible is the freeness. The heart of MobileMe, contacts, calendar, e-mail that used to be $99 a year is now part of iCloud for the approximate cost of...nothing. Free. $99 off. 100% discount. You get it. Google hates this part, but you're gonna love it. Now, for more Top 5s like this including next week's Top 5 things that are wrong with iCloud, head to Top5.cnet.com. I'm Brian Cooley. Thanks for watching.
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At Tuesday's meeting of the Ward County Board of Commissioners, Ward County sheriff's deputy Nic Boys received an award from the North Dakota Department of Transportation for outstanding work in enforcing highway safety.
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Heinz Minestrone Soup 400g
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Created with a blend of pasta, selected vegetables and rich tomatoes, Heinz Minestrone is a delicious soup and a family favourite...add your own touch and serve with shavings of parmesan cheese and your favourite Italian bread...
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- Brands: Heinz
- Dietary & Lifestyle: Vegetarian
Empty any unused soup into a covered non-metallic container and put into a fridge. Eat within 2 days.
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HOB: Empty contents into a saucepan and stir gently while heating. Do not boil or overcook as this will impair the flavour. MICROWAVE (Category E - 850W): Microwave ovens vary. The following is a guide only. Empty contents into a microwaveable container and cover. Heat on full power for 2 minutes. Stir, then heat for a further 1 minute. Check that the product is hot before serving.
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No artificial colours, flavours or preservatives..
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Water, Pasta Noodles (Water, Durum Wheat Semolina, Egg White), Carrots, Concentrated Tomato Puree, Onions, Peas, Celery, Cabbage, Swedes, Potatoes, Red Peppers, Olive Oil, Haricot Beans, Cornflour, Leeks, Modified Cornflour, Salt, Flavouring (contains Celeriac), Yeast Extract, Black Pepper, Citric Acid. VEGETABLES: 25%
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Typical Values | per 100g | Per 1/2 can |
Energy | 135kj | 271kj |
Energy | 32kcal | 64kcal |
Protein | 1.1g | 2.2g |
Carbohydrate | 6.5g | 13g |
of which sugars | 1.9g | 3.7g |
Fat | 0.2g | 0.3g |
of which saturates | Traceg | Traceg |
Fibre | 0.9g | 1.7g |
Sodium | 0.3g | 0.5g |
Customer Reviews
25 January 2014
Excellent tinned soup
This is a perfectly acceptable tinned minestrone. Tasty and filling, with a good variety of ingredients.
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Very tasty and filling snack
Sprinkle with ground black pepper and grated parmesan and serve with toast. Delicious!
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An Oklahoma-based American Indian tribe is conducting a census of its members to help in emergency response efforts.
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The tribe says that after recent tornadoes in Oklahoma, officials had a difficult time reaching members of the Nation. Officials hope the census will provide better contact information.
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The Tulsa World reports Monday that the civil liberties group filed suit in Oklahoma County District Court and names the Oklahoma Capitol Preservation Commission as the defendant.
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The indictment Tuesday of former Pakistani President and army chief Pervez Musharraf on murder charges connected to the 2007 assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto is an unprecedented exercise of power by a civilian court in a country long dominated by the nation's military, NPR's Abdul Sattar reports from Islamabad.
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Tall Chief was chief of the Osage Nation from 1982 to 1990. He died Aug. 11. He was 96.
Tall Chief was a proponent of the three branches of government and an early supporter of its adoption in the Osage Nation.
The Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma is opening a Sonic Drive-In in Missouri in hopes of diversifying its economic ventures.
This is the first time the Oklahoma City-based Sonic Corp. has reached a development deal with a Native American tribe.
The tribe says the expected completion date for the restaurant is in October. It will be located in Seneca, about 10 miles from the tribe's headquarters in northeastern Oklahoma.
Gov. Mary Fallin on Aug. 16 appointed Col. Michael Teague as secretary of energy and environment.
Fallin's choice for the cabinet position — which was created by combining the vacant offices of secretaries of energy and environment — was immediately criticized by the president of the Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association, the state's largest industry trade organization.
Three Oklahoma organizations will receive a combined $1.6 million in federal funds to provide navigators under the Affordable Care Act, a move Insurance Commissioner John Doak called a waste of money.
"First, (the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) wastes money an increases costs for insurers and consumers by duplicating regulation already performed by the Oklahoma Insurance Department," Doak said in a press release. "Now, they continue this wastefulness by spending more on organizations that will be duplicating the work done by Oklahoma's licensed agents and brokers."
More than 335,000 insurance and agents and brokers are licensed by the Insurance Department.
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After fewer than 21 months on the job, NPR CEO Gary Knell announced at mid-day Monday that he's leaving the organization to become president and CEO at the National Geographic Society.
The court functions in McAlester's federal building have shut down as a way to cut costs.
The last session took place on Thursday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District.
Federal courts have operated in McAlester for more than 100 years. Now, the federal building will house an FBI office and a credit union.
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The Maples Leafs have signed Jonas "The Monster" Gustavsson to a one-year deal worth $810,000 (plus a small bonus).
Fantasy Impact: Gustavsson will back up Vesa Toskala and provide excellent support if Toskala has another weak season like he had last year. Since Toskala will be an unrestricted free agent next summer, there is a solid possibility that he will be traded by the deadline. That will depend on how much Gustavsson "wows" the team with his play. Obviously, a Toskala trade would mean that the Monster will get in 40 starts or more.
A reasonable expection for Gustavsson next season would be somewhere in between Jonas Hiller's (Anaheim) last two seasons: between 10 and 23 wins; .920 SP; 2.25 GAA
A reasonable expectation for Toskala would be somewhere in between J.S. Giguere's last two seasons: between 19 and 35 wins.
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btw- Is Toskala going to be 100% to start the season? he had some kind of surgery at seasons end.
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Komisarek struggled without Markov (big time). He almost always dumps the puck out (basically turning it over in a center ice), and rarely makes a good offensive pass. It is good, safe hockey, but it puts a LOT of pressure on the forwards.
Ergo: Today's defence has got to be a 5 man unit. True the Leafs defence is solid, 2 Ds can't stop waves of offence all night. Their forwards are not good enough defensively OR offensively (to keep the puck 180' front their own net) to get Leafs in the top 7 GAA in the league.
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According to the IPAA, about 90% of US oil and gas production comes from independent operators. A large number of those operators are privately-held companies ranging in size from those with a dozen or so producing wells to the largest private firm, Bakersfield, Calif.-based Aera Energy LLC, which operates more than 12,000 wells.
Private companies keep their books closed to the public, so the preferred method of ranking them is by production (barrels of oil equivalent). This is how we have ranked the 20 largest private US producers for this article.
No. 1 Aera Energy is one of California's largest oil and gas producers, accounting for roughly 30% of the state's total production. Most of Aera's production is in the San Joaquin Valley, but the company also has operations in the LA Basin and in Ventura and Monterey counties. Aera produces about 160,000 barrels of oil and 50 million cubic feet of natural gas each day and has proved oil and gas reserves equivalent to approximately 800 million barrels of oil.
Aera is jointly owned by Shell and ExxonMobil and is operated as a stand-alone company with its own board of directors. The company employs 1,200 people as well as hundreds of contractor companies.
Dallas-based Merit Energy Co. is No. 2 on our list. Founded in 1989, Merit acquires, operates, and develops mature, producing properties within the United States, Canada, and the Gulf of Mexico. Merit owns an interest in over 12,500 wells with net production in excess of 94,000 boe/day. The company employs a field staff of 450 people who operate out of 15 field offices. All pumpers and field operations people are Merit employees. The company's Canadian operations are headquartered in Calgary.
No. 3-ranked Samson Lone Star LLC, based in Tulsa, Okla., is engaged in oil and gas exploration, acquisition, and production operations in 18 states in the USA, Canada, and the North Sea. The company's international and offshore divisions are headquartered in Houston.
Yates Petroleum Corp., based in Artesia, NM, is No. 4 on the list. It is the seventh-largest oil producer and sixth-largest natural gas producer in New Mexico. The family-owned company has been in business 75 years and has over 600 employees in three states. Yates maintains field offices in Denver; Gillette, Wyo.; and Rock Springs, Wyo.
Samson Resources is No. 5. Samson is active in most major oil and gas regions in North America as well as interests in Australia. Some key producing regions and basins for Samson are East Texas, Texas Gulf Coast, Anadarko, Permian, San Juan, Green River, and the Williston Basin. The company is active in resource plays such as the Bakken, Haynesville, and Marcellus and also drills in more conventional areas, such as along the Texas Gulf Coast.
Headquartered in Houston, No. 6-ranked Hilcorp Energy Company's primary operating areas are the US Gulf Coast and Wyoming's Powder River Basin. Hilcorp likes to say it started out in 1989 as "three guys and a telephone" and grew to become one of the largest privately-held E&P companies in the US. The company's business model – acquire and exploit – hasn't changed significantly since the company was founded.
John B. Walker is president and CEO of the No. 7 company, Houston-based Enervest Operating LLC and also serves as the top executive for several affiliated companies, including EV Energy Partners LP and EnerVest Management Partners Ltd. The company operates in 12 states, including Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, and West Virginia.
Ray Hunt is CEO of Dallas-based Hunt Oil Co., No. 8 on the list. Founded in 1934, Hunt Oil has been in the petroleum business for 74 years. Hunt Oil Company, its subsidiaries and affiliated entities, engage in oil and gas exploration and production activities in the United States, Canada, Yemen, Peru, and a number of other countries. In addition, Hunt is integrally involved in the start-up of major LNG projects in Yemen and Peru.
No. 9 Mewbourne Oil Co. is headquartered in Tyler, Tex. The company has operations in the Permian Basin of West Texas and Southeast New Mexico and the Anadarko Basin of Western Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle. Curtis W. Mewbourne, a native of Shreveport, La. and a petroleum engineering graduate of the University of Oklahoma, founded the company in 1965. In recognition of his longtime support, the University of Oklahoma named the Mewbourne School of Petroleum and Geological Engineering in his honor in May of 2000, and granted him the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters in 2002. In 2007, the Mewbourne College of Earth & Energy was named in his honor.
Houston-based Walter Oil & Gas Corp. is No. 10 in our private company rankings. Walter Oil & Gas has operations in Texas, Louisiana, and the Gulf of Mexico. The company was founded in 2001 and is led by Joseph Walter, who serves as chairman, president, and CEO.
Bringing up the next 10 are Citation Oil & Gas Corp., Houston; Endeavor Energy Resources LP, Midland, Tex.; BOPCO LP, Fort Worth; LLOG Exploration Co., Metairie, La.; J-W Operating Co., Addison, Tex.; Red Willow Production Co., Ignacio, Colo.; Milagro Exploration LLC, Houston; Valence Operating Co., Houston; Ballard Exploration Co. Inc., Houston; and Kaiser-Francis Oil Co., Tulsa, Okla.
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108 Hearings: House Committee Meetings by Date (2004)
108th Congress (2003 - 2004). January 20 - December 20, 2004. House Committee Meetings by Date Compiled from the Congressional Record's Daily Digests via ...
www.lib.ncsu.edu/ congbibs/ house/ 108hdgst2.html