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An autumnal mix featuring Jens Lekman, Beach Fossils, Jesca Hoop and others.
all about (the) evening by robojojo
It's getting colder, the days are shorter and the air is brisk and severe.
electro pop, indie electronic, electronic, r&b, riot grrrl
2011: playing favorites (2/2) by robojojo
Continuing the now annual tradition: Songs from some of my favorite albums of the year, in reverse order.
best of 2011, rock, indie, electronic, punk
2011: playing favorites (1/2) by robojojo
best of 2011, rock, punk, indie, electronic
your daddy's rich by robojojo
Summer's here, let's drink on a patio somewhere: The Cure, Os Mutantes, Suicide and an hour-ish of so much more.
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Welcome to Hike For The Homeless
A tradition on the Bangor waterfront
Over the past year, more than 2,000 individuals visited the Bangor Area Homeless Shelter in need of a clean, safe place to stay, a warm meal, and other supportive services.
Thankfully, the Bangor Area Homeless Shelter (BAHS) was there for them. BAHS is open 24 hours a day/365 days a year. A paid staff of 12 FTEs, supported by volunteers, provide people experiencing homelessness with shelter, crisis intervention, hot meals and a safe environment as well as connections with special services including medical and psychiatric care. Currently, 71% of the people who stay at the Shelter have a major mental illness, chronic addictions and/or medical issues. Their needs are great.
While a donation is not required to participate in the Hike, we encourage those participating to seek pledges. If everyone does a little, a lot can be accomplished!

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November 28, 2014
Five golf carts stolen from a nine hole course near Fremont have been recovered.
The Saunders County Sheriff Kevin Stukenholtz says the thieves took them into the deep rough.
The sheriff says, "They kind of had their own demolition derby."
The carts stolen from Whitetail Run Course south of Fremont are useless. The damage estimate is $15,000. Course owner Brad Novak says, "It would be one thing if they stole them to sell them. But obviously they were stolen to destroy them.
Thieves loaded them into a pick up one cart at a time and took the carts about three miles away to a wooded area. There the carts were hot wired. It appears the suspects used the carts like bumper cars smashing into trees and themselves plus running through mud like an off road vehicle.
Until he gets an insurance settlement Novak purchased five used carts and added a security camera system to his course.
The sheriff says two 19 year old men have been arrested but warrants may soon be issued for at least three more.
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Wednesday, 20 March 2013 00:00
Adam Haber isn't the only Roslyn resident running for countywide office. Nassau County Legislator Wayne Wink (D-Roslyn) has formally announced his candidacy for Nassau County Comptroller.
"Nassau County's financial house is broken, and I am running to fix it," said Wink. "Our comptroller is supposed to be the chief fiscal watchdog for the county, but rather than following our budget crisis the current incumbent has spent his entire time in office campaigning for any office but the one he currently holds. We need thorough oversight, fiscal transparency and timely payments to those who provide goods and services to the county –and not politicized opportunism. The hard-working taxpayers of Nassau County deserve nothing less."
Wink said he would run a vigorous, energetic, issues-based campaign alongside the rest of the Democratic slate. His policy platform, he added, will be centered on ushering in an era of oversight to Nassau County government – notably the proposed redevelopment of the Nassau County coliseum. Additionally, Wink said he would continue to propose a fresh, sensible approach to the assessment system and local government operations.
Wink has served as an elected official for over last six years as a local member of the Nassau County Legislature, where he has served as Deputy Minority leader and chairman of the Finance and Government Services and Operations Committees. Prior to his election to the Legislature, he served as a member of the North Hempstead Town Council from 2002-2007.


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"You're not going to get the job if you've murdered someone," said Barry Cushman, president of the American Polygraph Association. It might be an obvious point, but a new report shows more US Border Protection applicants may want to heed the advice.
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Customs and Border Piracey!!! Border Pirates!!! Hire 'em for our side before they join the cartel.
would love to see obama,congress and senate submit to a polygraph and drug testing,none would pass
what a ploy
how does 'Fast and Yes, Furious' pass
these are the low feeders wannabees
that get bold
the BP Academy dropped their tests to screen out sadists & determine humanity in the late 70's.
Let your freak flag fly around me ace and I will fire you. From a Supervisory Border Patrol Agent.
I'm sure everyone is talking out of sincerity, not necessarily out of knowledge.
Once you get the job wait until the probationary period is up the you can let your freak flag fly.
Polygraphs aren't accurate. They can show a lie as truth and a truth as lie.
Polygraphs aren't court admissable for a reason.
There are more sensitive government jobs than border officers which should have polygraph tests. I would also like to see everyone in Congress try to pass a polygraph test.
Wanna bet the failure rate would also be close to 60% for current employees? And also find similar numbers for current law enforcement? Now who ever said cops and criminals often have similar psych profiles....
Corrupt government of a corrupt people? 60% really?
and what of the ones that already are, where's there test?
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PhD Position – Single Molecule Mechanics of Chaperones
Project: Proteins are dynamic nano-machines that form spontaneously in solution from an amino-acid polymer chain and can perform amazing tasks in our body. In our group, we have developed single molecule methods that allow to grab an individual protein molecule and observe the self-assembly and disassembly of this machine under mechanical forces. In this PhD project, you will study the dynamics of a molecular chaperone. Chaperones are ATP driven protein machines that assist other proteins in their folding. The chaperone will be held by two DNA strands coupled to micron sized glass beads that are held in an optical tweezer. In this project you will learn how to mutate and express proteins, how to perform and design single molecule optical tweezers experiments. Analysis of the complex data using Hidden Markov Models is also an important part of this project. The project is at the boundary between physics and biochemistry.
Requirements: The applicant should hold a degree in biophysics, physics, biochemistry or a related subject. Willingness to work in a highly interdisciplinary environment is essential.
1. Zoldak G, Stigler J, Pelz B, Li H, Rief M Ultrafast folding kinetics and cooperativity of villin headpiece in single-molecule force spectroscopy. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 2013;45:18156-18161
2. Zoldak G, Rief M Force as a single molecule probe of multidimensional protein energy landscapes. Curr Opin Struct Biol 2013;1:48-57
3. Stigler J, Ziegler F, Gieseke A, Gebhardt JC, Rief M The complex folding network of single calmodulin molecules. Science 2011;6055:512-516
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Addictive and extremely healthy! Sometimes you can find sprouted lentils or bean medley in the higher-end markets, but you can sprout your own! TO SPROUT LENTILS: Measure about 6 to 8 tablespoons and soak them in plenty of water to cover overnight. The next morning, drain and rinse, and put them into a wide mouth jar covered with cheesecloth and secured with a rubber band. Lay the jar on its side and cover with a towel. Set aside on the kitchen counter to sprout for the day, rinsing them once or twice and draining them thoroughly. If the weather is cold, they may take a little longer to sprout. Rinse them and leave them until the next morning when you'll notice each lentil has sprouted a little tail. They will now be ready to enjoy. Time estimate does not include sprouting time. NOTE: Recipe yield updated to more accurately reflect reviewer's comments. Thanks!
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New Album Welcome To The BallWork on my forthcoming album entitled Welcome To The Ball is coming to an end. Just in the final mixing and mastering stage and I will be looking at an official release and launch some time later in the year, more information on dates and events to follow soon. If you would like to order an advance copy please take the time to subscribe to the member's area and contact me through the contact page on this site or through one of the other sites listed here. In the meantime, click on the link below for a brand new video for one of the tracks from the new album!
2014 Release
2014 Release
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Reach: Song Review, 2013David Sinclair, music critic for the Times, reviewing an unreleased track called Reach from my forthcoming album Welcome To The Ball, describes it as "dark, dramatic and atmospheric. "I close my eyes and I'm floating in the clouds, I'm drifting in the sea," he sings as the music swirls around him in growing waves of electro-orchestral sound, and a sense of agitated desperation gradually engulfs him. "Angry voices close in on me so I start to run, run, run... The pain it comes, comes, comes." They could use this as the soundtrack for one of those Scandinavian TV murder-thrillers. With its deep sense of mystery and foreboding, this is music with real character...."
Dance of the FuriesMy instrumental album Dance of the Furies features alongside some great acts, Sigur Ros, Bloc Party, Bat for Lashes, Richard Hawley, among NBT Music Radio's 100 top albums of the year and a piece from the album entitled Destiny Waits While The Twilight Fires Fade is named as one of the top 100 singles of the year. Both the album and single tracks are available for download on I-Tunes and elsewhere on the site. Check out the following facebook links for the full review listings.
Named in NBT Music Radio's Top 100 Albums of the Year
Named in NBT Music Radio's Top 100 Albums of the Year
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New Video - We Carved Our NamesPlease take the time to check out my new video on youtube based on a live studio recording. I wanted to keep this one sounding nice, clean and natural as an acoustic recording so I hope you like it. I will be releasing the song for download in the near future and am busy recording right now. Subscribe and details will be posted soon.
Into The Wood, a.k.a. Scars
Into The Wood, a.k.a. Scars
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Headline show - City Halls, Glasgow:Looking forward to playing in the Recital Room, City Halls, Glasgow on 11th November. The acoustics in here are fantastic - this will be a purely acoustic gig and I will be playing new songs never before played live, soon to feature on a new acoustic EP out next year, as well as some old favourites with a bit of an acoustic makeover. Hoping there will also be a couple of special guests joining me on stage during the show.... Also playing that night will be Kelsey Hunter, who has a great voice and some great tunes. Definitely one to watch. This is all courtesy of the Acoustic Affair, run by PM Music.
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Album release: Dance of the Furies"Excited to announce the new album Dance of the Furies is now available for download on I-Tunes and other major online retailers!!! You can also download it from CD Baby from links on this site. Take the time to have a look at some of the artwork for my latest project elsewhere on the site."


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In its first discussion of school boundary changes proposed for next year, the Broward School Board expressed concerns about opening underenrolled schools while schools in other parts of the county are severely overcrowded.
Board members spent several hours on Tuesday asking questions about Superintendent Sam Morgan`s recommendations to change boundaries in 40 schools. The changes would affect about 4,400 students throughout Broward County.


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I was up in Maine last week, on a shoot at Four Season Farm. Like pilgrims on a Hajj to Mecca, farmers, gardeners and homesteaders should all make their way to this singular place, out on the ragged fringe of Penobscot Bay.
It is a unique model of organic sustainability, agricultural enterprise, and soil science; an open air laboratory for industrious writer/farmers Barbara Damrosch and Eliot Coleman.
Barbara Damrosch at Four Season Farm.
Coleman has spent the last forty years listening to his land. Like a soil whisperer, he 's taken a stubborn slab of forested bedrock and coaxed it into fertility, infusing it with organic life. In the late 60s, when he bought his piece from back-to-the-land guru Scott Nearing (who wrote the homesteading primer, Living the Good Life: How to Live Sanely and Simply in a Troubled World), It could barely sprout a turnip. Now it turns out some of the most remarkable organic crops in the Northeast, and year-round to boot!
I came away, as I have in the past, daunted, humbled and inspired; determined to tune in more deeply to the voices on my own small parcel.
It takes years to understand the disposition of a place: the tooth of the soil, the aspect of light through the seasons, the prevailing winds, the frost pockets, the random course of rainwater. All of these inform what to plant where and when, and how make the most of your modest holding.
We seem to have had more trials than Heracles this season, but better to be toughened up early than lulled into some facile illusion of what it takes to farm well. Learning to work your land is a complex dance, fraught with missteps, emboldened by small victories, but doubtless worth doing.
Apparently, we think we can dance. – Mb
Matisse's Dance. At Stonegate, modesty prevails (at least on Saturdays).
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Wheeler key in win over 2-1 OT win over Bolts
TAMPA, FLA — It happened in a flash... a break from the hockey gods at one end, a nifty pass and a deft finish at the other. And in those few seconds the mood on the Winnipeg Jets' long flight home from Florida late Saturday must have turned from funereal to festive.
The Jets salvaged their up-and-down six-game road trip through the Eastern Conference with a 2-1 overtime win over the Tampa Bay Lightning Saturday night, a result that gave them eight of a possible 12 points on the trek and improved their record to 14-13-4.
"We have a long flight home," began Jets' goaltender Al Montoya, who kicked out 28 of 29 shots for the win, "and I'll tell you what, going home with this on our shoulders is going to feel really good."
How fine is the line between winning and losing in the NHL? The Jets gave up the equalizer Saturday night with .2 seconds remaining in the second period and then had Alex Killorn clang one off the post in the first minute of OT.
Seconds later Blake Wheeler is feeding Mark Scheifele for the winner, turning the road trip from 3-2-1 to 4-2. And given this team's occasional fragility, heading home with just one point from the final two games in Florida would had this squad tighter than the bolts on a new bridge heading into Tuesday's home date against the St. Louis Blues.
"Three and three would not have felt very good, especially being up 1-0, but I don't know we expected it to be a 1-0 game after 60 minutes," said Jets coach Claude Noel. "Certainly 4-2 is a lot more comforting for us. It would have been disappointing to go home 3-3. For us, that would have been tough.
"We played hard, we played smart, we were going. We were doing a lot of good things. We were following the game plan. We had a little more trouble in our D-zone in the second period. That and getting pucks behind their defencemen and compounding that was the long change. That was one of the problems. We didn't get pucks deep, we'd be out there longer and we were in our D-zone longer, therefore we're giving up more things. But for the most part, we played a good, solid game."
Wheeler, who was outstanding with a goal and an assist, watched as a media throng went straight to Scheifele after the game. Devin Setoguchi, sitting beside Wheeler, quipped: 'Wheels get a goal and an apple (assist) and you guys go straight to the rookie? No respect."
"It was a great pass by Wheels. I owe it all to him," said Scheifele, speaking loud enough for Wheeler to overhear. "He was able to find my stick."
Wheeler was not one of the three stars chosen by the Tampa media Saturday — they selected Montoya, Lightning netminder Anders Lindback and defenceman Radko Gudas — but was arguably the best Jet with his two points, four shots, hit and blocked shot.
And the fact that it came after an awful performance by the Jets' No. 1 line in the loss to Florida was significant for the visitors.
"Sometimes the puck starts to find you a little bit," said Wheeler with a shrug. "Sometimes you go a stretch where it seems like it's staying away from you and you start to lose faith a little bit. But that was big. I think our focus was in the right place tonight and for me it was about getting into those scoring areas and have puts go off me and sometimes they go in the net."
And, in many ways, it could be said the inconsistency in Wheeler's game this season simply mirrors that of the team. When they are engaged and paying attention to detail, they look like a playoff-calibre squad. And when he/they don't...
"We were kind of in a tough spot coming on the road," said Wheeler. "We weren't really playing that well and we're starting to get some good games. The wins, we played really well in and the losses we played not-so well in. There's definitely a black and white with our team: when we play well we give ourselves a chance to win every night and when we don't we don't give ourselves a chance.
"It's a good learning tool for our group to realize if we bring that consistency every night we're going to start ourselves off right every game."
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Live Winnipeg Jets Coverage
@WFPEdTait: Mark Scheifele takes perfect feed from Blake Wheeler to seal the deal for the #NHLJets. 2-1 in OT. Winnipeg finishes trip 4-2 8:45 pm on Dec 7
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets and Bolts heading to OT tied 1-1. Can Winnipeg pick up the extra point to finish this road trip? 8:42 pm on Dec 7
@WFPEdTait: Icing by Jacob Trouba, Bryan Little loses draw and boom it's 1-1 with .2 seconds left in second. #NHLJets 7:47 pm on Dec 7
@WFPEdTait: Shots 28-11 #NHLJets with 6 min left in second. 7:33 pm on Dec 7
@WFPEdTait: Numbers from first: #NHLJets won 14 of 20 faceoffs; Dustin Byfuglien led Wpg with 9:06 in ice time. Wheeler with his 100th career goal. 6:57 pm on Dec 7
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets lead Lightning 1-0 after 1. Shots 15-6 Wpg. 6:54 pm on Dec 7
@WFPEdTait: Ladies and gentlemen, the NHL's 30th-ranked PP on display. Now 0-for-2. #NHLJets. 6:52 pm on Dec 7
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets out-shooting Lighting 10-1 with 9 mins left in first. 6:37 pm on Dec 7
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets Blake Wheeler with the tip and it's 1-0 Winnipeg. Wheeler's 7th. 6:25 pm on Dec 7
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets starters: Montoya, Stuart, Ellerby, Jokinen, Thorburn, Setoguchi. Scratched: Kane, Pardy, Tangradi. 6:02 pm on Dec 7
@WFPEdTait: No sign of Evander Kane at this morning's game day skate at Tampa Bay Times Forum. #NHLJets look to be starting Al Montoya in goal 10:32 am on Dec 7
@WFPEdTait: #NHLJets to face Anders Lindback in Tampa net tonight 10:03 am on Dec 7
Updated on Saturday, December 7, 2013 at 12:11 PM CST: added byline, live blog tag
6:54 PM: Updates headline after first period.
7:50 PM: Updates headline after second period, ads game photo.
8:49 PM: Updates headline after overtime.
8:54 PM: Adds slide show.
9:12 PM: Replaces copy post-game.
10:22 PM: Updates post-game copy.
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Most of us women have an eye for detail. So when it comes to buying presents for your friends, kids etc. you are probably a ?slick diva?. But what happens when you have given the man in your life a fair share of gifts and ran out of ideas or simply want to give something different than the typical button down shirt and tie. Well lucky for you I have created a list of cool gifts for men.
1. A gift basket- Yes, I know! It seems a little weird but, the gift basket business is ?in? right now and they even carry gift baskets for beer lovers. An example of this basket would be: 6 beers from different countries and all type of munchies to go with it. If your mate enjoys drinking beer this is the perfect gift for him. Price range can be anywhere from $30 and above. Champaign gift baskets are available for those of you that are thinking about a sexier, sophisticated night.
2. Jewelry- Women love it when men give them jewelry as a present but, it does not mean he would not enjoy it also.
3. Electronics ? I do not know about your partner but my husband drools all over electronic items. The same way women drool over shoes.
4. Collection- Does your mate have a collection of any type. Buy him one of the missing pieces.
5. Cigars- Just make sure you give them to a guy that smokes or is at least is interested on trying them.
6. Bath & Body products for men- I am sure a man can also appreciate being pampered.
7. Video/computer games- Does he enjoy playing video games? Games are no longer for kids only. So if he is into playing, surprise him!
8. Gift Card of his favorite store-If you have no clue of what to get him.
9. What he needs- If you can find something that he needs; buy it for him. What best present than a present that he will truly use.
Short note about the author
Kenia Morales is the publisher of online magazine http://kpatra.com "For Every Aspect of Today's Woman. Visit her site to find a variety of women related issues and topics" click here http://www.kpatra.com/keniascolumn.htm to find Kenia's little piece of heaven her inspirational column


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Xylitol is used to enhance the taste and support dental health.
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Other Ingredients
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|Amount Per Serving
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Composed of the following strains:
L. acidophilus La-14
L.plantarum Lp-115
B.bifidum/B.lactis Bb-02
B. lactis Bl-04
|1 Billion Viable Cells
|Inulin-FOS (FructoOligoSaccharides)
|100 mg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Water Act Application Manual has been drafted, but has not yet been implemented; as such it is not available on the Commission website. It is unknown at this time when the Water Act Application Manual will be finalized and posted to the Commission website. In the interim, please refer to the Environmental Protection and Management Guidebook for information regarding seismic lines, stream crossing methods and stream crossing best management practices. Waterbody classification is outlined in the Environmental Protection and Management Regulation.
Orders established by the Ministry of the Environment for Wildlife Habitat Areas, Ungulate Winter Ranges, Fisheries Sensitive Watersheds, and Temperature Sensitive Streams, which continued those designations made under the Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA) at the time that the EPMR came into effect (October 4th, 2010), were approved by the Deputy Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations on August 18th, 2011. All subsequent areas established by order will be legal under OGAA and the EPMR at the time of designation, and will be established spatially in the province's Land Resource Data Warehouse.
Once an area has been legally established by Minister's Order, it brings into effect "government's environmental objective" for that area. In accordance with section 25 (1) of OGAA, the Oil and Gas Commission must consider government's environmental objectives for the species associated with the designated area.
Section 23 of the Environmental Protection and Management Regulation (Regulation) states the riparian classes of wetlands. The wetlands are classed based on size and biogeoclimatic zones. Please refer to the Regulation for more detail on the individual classifications of wetlands, and Section 5 of the Guidebook.
Visual quality objectives, as defined under FRPA, do not pertain to oil and gas activity; thus visual quality polygons should not influence application requirements. You are correct in the assumption that visual quality is not regulated under OGAA. In some circumstances where significant values have been identified, or where there is sufficient justification, it may be appropriate to ask an operator to consider or mitigate impacts to visual values.
As below, the previously required setbacks are no longer outlined in the Regulation. This is not an error. Operators must still ensure however that environmental objectives set out in the Regulation are met. Furthermore, operators must be aware of other acts that affect their operations. Other acts may include but are not limited to the Water Act, Wildlife Act and the Species at Risk Act. Section 26 of the Environmental Protection Management Regulation (Regulation), Wildlife Habitat Features Identified states:
- The minister responsible for administering the Wildlife Act, by order, may identify any or all of the following as a wildlife habitat feature:
(a) a fisheries sensitive feature;
(b) a marine sensitive feature;
(c) a significant mineral lick or wallow; (
d) a nest of
(i) a bald eagle,
(ii) an osprey,
(iii) a great blue heron, or
(iv) a category of species at risk that is limited to birds;
(e) any other localized feature that the minister responsible for the Wildlife Act considers to be a wildlife habitat feature.
- Identification of a wildlife habitat feature under subsection (1) may be by category or type and may be restricted to a specified geographic location. In addition, Section 6.9 of the Environmental Protection and Management Guidebook (Guidebook) Wildlife Construction Setbacks states: The following are the minimum suggested construction setbacks for each identified habitat feature: • Trumpeter Swan Nest – 200 meters; • Other nesting sites (i.e.: Osprey stick nest, sandhill crane ground nests) – 100 meters; • Mineral licks – 100 meters; • Bear dens (applies to winter construction only) – 50 meters; In some cases, additional setbacks may be required due to lack of topographical relief, sparse vegetation density, extensive use of habitat, and other special considerations. Where the minimum suggested construction setbacks are not being maintained, proponents are expected to submit to the Commission, as part of the oil and gas activity application, a rationale for the activity placement in proximity to the habitat feature and demonstrate how the integrity of the feature will be protected through mitigation. The Water Act, Wildlife Act and any other acts and regulations that may affect operations must be adhered to by any operator.
The C&N regulation does not apply to roads being proposed within a road allowance. However it is expected that the applicant will be advising any adjacent landowners of their proposed use of the road allowance. Trappers and guides do not require notification as road allowances are simply between quarters.
Below is a definition for each tool within the NEWT application.
- Use the pan and/or navigation buttons to find the desired location on the map
- Select the "Identify with tools" button, then use the "Select" tool
- Click a location on the desired stream or lake. The upstream watershed area will now be displayed with a red outline and crosshatched interior.
- The NEWT tool box will now display the selected watershed results, click result to zoom to the selected watershed.
- By default, the "Report Title" on the NEWT tool box will be filled in. This can be changed if desired. The report can now be exported in either PDF or CSV format.
- Select the "Enter Values Manually" tool
- Enter the UTM coordinates for one or more points in the format of Easting, Northing (eg. 516410, 6630377)
- Select submit
- The watershed area(s) will now be displayed with a red outline and cross hatched interior.
- The NEWT box will now display the watershed results. If you entered multiple points there will be multiple watershed results listed. Click on a watershed to zoom to zoom to it.
- By default, the "Report Title" will be filled in on the NEWT tool box. This can be changed if desired. The report can now be exported in either PDF or CSV format.
For further assistance with NEWT please email email@example.com. An email to this account will generate a call number, which will be emailed back to the submitter for future reference.
Air emissions are regulated under the Environmental Management Act. Smaller facilities are authorised to discharge under the Oil and Gas Waste Regulation, which contains NOx emissions limits. Larger facilities including gas processing plants and compressor stations with >3000 kw of compression require a waste discharge permit.
Submit a facility permit amendment to change the maximum H2S concentration at the facility as described. The permit amendment application must include a project description, engineering assessment of the piping and equipment design and materials, and an emissions review which will include dispersion modeling if a continuous flare exists. BC-20 has been replaced by a facility permit application (KERMIT), and the BC-21 has been replaced by the Facility Schedule 1 Form. The landowner and public consultation and notification requirements are explained in the Consultation & Notification Regulation and C&N Manual. For consultation and notification purposes in this case, the application to increase the H2S concentration to 2% H2S would be a major amendment.
We require the cumulative facility venting rate, existing and proposed (new).
For additional equipment, see pages 78/79 of the Facilities Manual for examples of what would require a notice instead of a permit.
This would require a Facility Permit Amendment – Add/Delete Equipment.
Generally all metering requires a permit.
The current regulatory process for a well linkage change using the new Schedule 1 form (replacement of the previous BC-21 Well or Facility to Facility Linkage) is to submit a well linkage Notice of Intent (NOI) through KERMIT. KERMIT home page ? Applications ? NOI Facility (Upstream) ? Linkage Change This is not a permit application, and prior to the change being accepted, a database check confirmation and population task is completed. The Schedule 1 is then emailed or faxed to the person submitting the NOI. This process is not for new well linkages, as these are part of a facility permit or permit amendment application. Well linkages for in-line testing are part of the in-line testing notice submission process defined in the Pipeline Operations Manual. This process is explained in the revised Facilities Manual.
Yes, estimation of small flare / vent sources is acceptable. Refer to Section 11 of the Flaring and Venting Guideline for more information.
The BC 20 form no longer exists as the required information is now collected in KERMIT. This Change of Service will require a facility permit amendment, and the amendment will be designated major and will require the full consultation and notification.
This question would be answered, "No" in this instance as the scrubber is not recovering the vented gas stream. The gas would need to be captured and re-compressed into the main process stream through a vapor recovery system, or utilized as fuel gas, etc. to be viewed as recovered.
Yes, please submit a Facility Amendment – Add/Delete Equipment for no new land and the Schedule 1 - Well and Facility linkage.
The current process is outlined in the Corporate Land Management Manual. If a New Permit Holder or Corporate Structure Change Application Form is submitted and is complete, the Commission targets to establish the new permit holder in less than a week.
A frac-sand storage sites is a Crown Land Application, under Miscellaneous Forms and Guidelines. Frac-sand pits are applied for through ILMB.
Yes, if the campsite requires a Licence of Occupation, please apply for both temporary and permanent on the application.
Any authorized signatory of the applicant company may sign the Written Report Cover Sheet, accepting responsibility for the information contained in this form.
Any additional assets held by the company do not have to be included within the line list.
The intent of the mapping requirements is to help parties visualize how the potential oil and gas activity affects them. The scale of the maps is at the discretion of the applicant.
No. Applicants are required to list each tenure regardless of holder, as the line list must demonstrate that each rights holder (tenure specific) was addressed as per regulatory requirements.
An Agricultural Lease holder is a landowner. One who has a lease has an ownership: a disposition of Crown land issued under the Land Act. Woodlot licensees are rights holders under the Consultation and Notification Regulation, so some notifications and consultations apply to them, but they are not landowners and Section 31 of OGAA (requirement to notify landowners upon amendment) would not apply.
There is now an email address to which stakeholder information may be submitted: email@example.com. It is only to be used for submissions from affected persons or landowners as per OGAA section 22(5). The format of the submission should be the same as referenced in the manual (i.e. they may use the submission form or any other form of documentation such as a letter which provides the information the Commission needs to consider their interests).
Sumps located on privateland must be submitted with a well permit application.
If the replacement is in-kind, it is deemed an NOI (which would require the submission of a Notice of Construction Start, Notice of Pressure Test and Leave to Open for that activity). There is no notification or consultation required for an NOI because those are within the scope of the permissions and authorities on the application approvals. If the pipe changes at all, it is considered an amendment; consultation or notification would be required based on the class of the amendment (major or minor).
Only two sections of the old handbook still exist, Emergency Response Plans and Drilling Waste. All other information is within the application and operations manuals. Emergency Response Plan information is located under "Wells Forms and Guidelines" and Drilling Waste Management is located under "Waste Management and Reclamation".
These requirements are no longer in effect. The applicant can propose a project up to the established park or protected area boundary. There are no requirements limiting the nature of the type activity up to those boundaries unless otherwise legislated.
No. The project number is used for applicant internal tracking purposes.
Cheques are payable to the "Oil and Gas Commission"
The equipment would be either an oil facility or a non oil and gas facility; however, note that applications for these facilities on land that is already the subject of a permit (in this case a well permit) do not attract application fees. If, however, the wellsite includes equipment in the nature of compressors, dehydrators or gas processing plants, there is an application fee.
No. The only facilities classified as natural gas facilities are compressors, dehydrators, and gas processing plants. If the product is natural gas, and the facility is not one of these three, it is a "non oil and gas facility".
Yes. A copy is available on the Commission website under the 'Legislation' tab at http://www.bcogc.ca/legislation. Industry Bulletin 2014-02 distributed on Jan. 20, 2014 describes the changes that took place on the effective date of the Regulation (Feb. 6, 2014).
Yes. A unique identifier will be applied to each amendment invoice to coordinate invoice payments.
At this time, amendment fees are not required when submitting a minor or major amendment application. The fee will be determined after the permit amendment application is received at the Commission. Once the decision-maker confirms whether the permit amendment is minor or major, the correct fee is then calculated and an invoice will be generated and mailed to the applicant.
The roads can be included under the ancillary application. 2) Only the borrow pits being applied for need to added to the table. However the additional pit not being applied for will be considered as part of the cumulative area.
Please have your banking institution contact the Commission directly at email@example.com to request this information.
Typically, no. Only those that had an LMR less than 1.0 at the initial review at the inception of the LMR program in November 2011 were grandfathered into the phased payment schedule. New to BC operators who are drilling or purchasing their first wells, and those operators whose LMR falls below 1.0 as a result of a transfer or during a bi-monthly review, are required to bring their rating to 1.0 in a single security installment.
The letter of credit beneficiary and cheques are payable to, BC Oil and Gas Commission.
Security deposits are to be couriered to:
BC Oil and Gas Commission
#300, 398 Harbour Rd
Victoria, BC V9A 0B7
Attn: Finance
Permit holders who fail to submit required security deposits within the allocated timeframe may be in noncompliance with Section 30 of OGAA. If the security deposit was required to approve a permit transfer application, the application will not be approved. If the security deposit was required under an initial or bi-monthly assessment, additional compliance action will be taken against the permit holder. This may result in the cancellation of permits or orders to cease operations.
Security deposits will be accepted as a certified company cheque, or an irrevocable letter of credit, or electronic/wire transfer, from a recognized Canadian financial institution. Please note, letters of guarantees, safekeeping agreements, performance bonds, and personal cheques, will not be accepted.
Security will be returned for one of two reasons.
- The Commission will consider, upon request by an operator, the return of a security deposit when a non security-adjusted LMR greater than 1.0 has been maintained for the most recent six or more consecutive months.
- Security will be automatically returned when an operator no longer holds any permits in BC.
No, interest will not be paid. Only the amount that was held as security will be returned. This policy was rolled over from the Ministry of Finance administration.
The OGC currently funds orphan well abandonments with a tax on production ($.06/m3 oil and $.03/e3m3 gas). One option used in other jurisdictions is through a fee based on a company's liabilities as a fraction of industry liabilities.
The existing production-based Orphan Levy has been enacted in legislation. The Commission has no current plans to seek a change in legislation.
It is the intention that the LMR program will result in adequate security to cover well plugging and reclamation activities if a company becomes insolvent. The program is a protection measure to cover liabilities should a company fail to meet its closure obligations. However, there may be a potential for orphan wells should a company become insolvent that has failed to pay the required security.
The Commission may at any time request a current 'Permit Holder Netback Calculation' form from disposers and processors to calculate the industry average netback for each non-producer category. An industry average netback can stay in effect for up to three years after its implementation; the current netbacks were implemented in June 2013. You will be provided with ample time to submit a 'Permit Holder Netback Calculation' form when required.
In November 2014 the calculation parameters (netback, shrinkage factor, and oil equivalency factor) were updated with 2008 to 2012 industry data collected by CAPP. Prior to this date, the same parameters had been in effect since the program's implementation in 2010. In the future, annual updates will be automatically implemented as the data becomes available.
A drilling event may not have occurred on the lease; however, the Commission has reason to believe that construction had started (e.g. clearing, road construction, cut/fill, etc.) Therefore these wells have been flagged 'cancelled with surface disturbance' and will require restoration work be completed in order to have a Certificate of Reclamation issued.
Producers: No, you do not have to complete this form unless you choose to dispute a required security deposit by submitting a dispute request to the Commission. Under the current LMR program, a universal netback is calculated for all producers based on current CAPP statistics.
Non-producers: Yes, you do have to submit this form upon request from the Commission if a Permit holder wishes to receive a deemed asset for a designated gas plant or disposal station. The netbacks used in the determination of a deemed asset for processors and disposers is based on an average of all submitted industry netbacks from the most recent year-end totalled and calculated individually for each non-producer category.
Permit holders that chose not to submit a netback will be given a deemed asset of zero.
The industry average netbacks for non-producers will be valid for a period up to three years; sufficient notice will be given when the Commission is required or deems it necessary to update the industry average netbacks.
No. At this time WIPs are not taken into account. Under the program the permit holder of the site holds 100% of the deemed liability and production assets.
Why not?
Because WIPs are frequently changing we are unable to consistently keep our records current enough to tie into the LMR program. Ultimately, the permit holder is held responsible by the Commission.
A number of things may have happened.
- A surface casing vent flow/ gas migration issue was identified, therefore a premium is added to the wells individual deemed liability.
- A drilled/cased well completion has been entered into the Commission database.
- A cancelled wellsite was later identified as being cancelled with surface disturbance.
- A well previously never having produced/injected, does so.
Complete abandonments: Deemed liability will decrease when a well is abandoned and the appropriate documentation is submitted to and approved by the Commission
Apply for a Certificate of Restoration (CoR): The deemed liability assigned to a site will be removed when the wellsite is reclaimed and a CoR is issued.
Terminate a facility: A Facility's deemed liability will only be removed when a facility is decommissioned, removed from site and terminated in the Commission database.
The Commission may require a site-specific liability assessment for one or more permits to be used in the calculation of an operator's LMR or, in the case of a problem site, for the determination of a required security deposit. The only time an operator may make the choice to submit a site-specific assessment is as part of a security deposit dispute process. As part of the process an operator must submit for review, along with a operator specific netback calculation, site-specific liability assessments completed by a qualified third-party professional for each well and facility permitted to the operator. More information on the dispute process and site-specific liability assessments can be found on pages 16 and 17 of the LMR Program Manual .
LMR ratios for BC operators are posted to the Commission's website here. Ratios are calculated and updated daily. An operator may also request an Operator Detail Report (a report that lists the deemed assets and liabilities for each individual permit held by an operator) by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com .
The Commission recognizes that other jurisdictions have previously implemented liability rating programs and believes that a consistent process between western provinces is a valid approach. However, there are no existing plans or agreements to harmonize a liability rating program among western provinces.
At this time no further consultation periods will be held for the producer and non-producer programs. That being said, the Commission is always open to feedback from stakeholders regarding our programs.
You can access KERMIT After July 23, 2007 via our webpage. If you have an existing account with the OGC, this will allow you to access the new system. You can set up a new account in the same manner in which you currently do via our webpage www.bcogc.ca
No, access to ePASS and ePASS requirements have not changed.
You will need access to KERMIT to perform the following fuctions as of July 23, 2007:
- Submit Pipeline and Facility Applications (New, Revisions, Amendments and Field Changes)
- Submit Pipeline and Facility Construction Starts, Pressure Tests, Leave-To-Open's or As-builts.
- Submit Pipeline and Facility Notices of Intent
- Respond to all inspection deficiencies and submit suspended well inspections
- Submit Winter Stream Crossings
- Search Pipeline Projects and Facility Sites
- Manage user account security
As per Information Letter OGC 017-13 Electronic Submission Process for Pipelines and Facilities, all Pipelines and Facility Applications and Engineering Notices (eg Construction Starts, Pressure Tests, Notice of Intents etc) will require mandatory digital submission effective Monday July 23, 2007
KERMIT (Knowledge, Enterprise, Resource, Management, Information, and Technology) is the BC Oil and Gas Commissions new database application that will provide industry with an electronic submission process for pipelines and facilities.
"Section 76 (1) of OGAA says that carrying out a prescribed activity cannot take place without either the agreement of the pipeline owner or an order from the Commission. Specifically 76 (1) (c) notes that the agreement must be in writing and may be limited to "the construction or the carrying out of an activity...." In the event a party's efforts to receive written agreement from the pipeline permit holder have failed, the party may apply to the Commission, explaining the situation and requesting an order. The party should provide detailed information with respect to the scope of the project, the perceived impact on the buried pipeline, and the attempts made to secure agreement from the pipeline permit holder. The Commission will then review the information and make a decision on whether or not to issue an order. "
The Pipeline and Liquefied Natural Gas Facility Regulationn, Section 6 (3) (b) states that notice must be given at least 5 days before beginning the work. The C&N effort should have identified the proposed activity and the 5 day period simply gives the recipient adequate notice that the activity for which they were previously consulted / notified, is about to begin. The onus is on the permit holder to assess information shared during C&N and adjust notice accordingly if additional time is required.
If the line is crossing lease boundaries by going from one lease to the next, it is a pipeline and must be applied for as a pipeline application.
The reportable spill amounts are found in the Environmental Management Act: Spill Reporting Guidelines. Spills are to be reported promptly; there is no specific requirement under the new regulations to submit a written report within 14 days; however, a post incident report may be requested by the Commission.
Water is used for various stages of unconventional gas development. It is used during geophysical exploration, for washing equipment, to freeze winter ice roads, for dust control, for drilling wells, as part of the hydraulic fracturing injection process and for hydrostatic testing of pipelines.
During the hydraulic fracturing stage of unconventional gas development, water is mixed with sand and chemicals and pumped down the wellbore. Fractures are then created in the target formation, allowing natural gas to flow up the wellbore.
The BC Oil and Gas Commission (Commission) has delegated authority to issue short-term water use permits under Section 8 of the Water Act. The Commission looks at a number of key points when reviewing water applications, such as runoff levels in rivers, other users and ecological values of the area. Community and ecological needs must be able to be sustained before a permit is issued and conditions may be attached to the permit. The Commission is a proactive regulator with the authority to intervene when necessary.
In most river basins, the total approved short-term water use is a fraction of the mean annual runoff. In 2012, 3.77 million m3 of water was reported as used. The water reported as used was 18.5 per cent of the total approved for use in 2012.
The volume of water used per well ranges from 10,000 to 70,000 m3 depending on the targeted formation. For the majority of basins, approved water use corresponds to less than 0.2 per cent of mean annual runoff. Actual water use as reported by the approval holders in individual basins is a small fraction of the approved water use, and was less than 0.075 per cent of mean annual runoff in all river basins between January and December 2012. Basins with the largest total approved water volumes as a percentage of mean annual runoff are listed in the Annual Report on Water Use in Oil and Gas Activities.
Provincial laws outline how the oil and gas industry must ensure water resources are protected during drilling and production operations. A number of measures are required to protect the water supply such as setbacks to maintain distance between water wells and drilling operations. Pressure-tested steel casings are cemented in place to prevent hydraulic fracturing fluids from migrating into freshwater aquifers, and the integrity of the casing can be evaluated to ensure it is maintaining an impermeable barrier. There has never been an instance of groundwater contamination due to hydraulic fracturing in British Columbia.
The water table is in most cases thousands of metres above unconventional gas target zones. Potable water is found between 18 and 150 metres down while unconventional gas target zones are typically at a depth of 2,000 to 3,200 metres.
When the well is no longer being used it is plugged with dense impermeable cement. The casing is cut off below ground and the well is capped.
Provincial laws ensure produced water never comes into contact with the environment. Currently, about 40 per cent of produced water is reused in hydraulic fracturing operations. Produced water is disposed of in deep injection wells or stored temporarily, both which are subject to strict regulations.
To ensure river and lake levels are conserved for community water supplies and fish and aquatic resources are not impacted, the Commission can and does issue suspensions of short-term water use by the oil and gas industry during drought conditions.
Currently, 65 per cent of water used for oil and gas activities comes from surface water such as lakes and rivers. The remaining 35 per cent comes from recycled water such as flowback fluids from operations or deep groundwater aquifers located more than 800m below the surface. Some water comes from shallow groundwater aquifers between 0-200m underground.
There is an abundance of water in northeast B.C. but it needs to be managed carefully, for example by halting industry water withdrawals during periods of seasonal low flow and drought as the Commission did in both 2010 and 2012. The Commission has also launched hydrology modelling for Northeast B.C. and created a tool that gives water license and permit decision-makers access to stream flow data, water approval data and recognizes water availability for every river or lake in Northeast B.C.
A Fact Sheet defining water used in natural gas activities can be found here and an Infographic poster on how water is managed is found here.
The Commission publishes an annual water report and quarterly water data. The latest quartlerly water use summary can be found here. The 2012 Annual Report on Water Use in Oil and Gas Activities can be found here.
For each basin, the mean annual discharge and runoff are listed. A list of current Section 8 permits is also available on www.bcogc.ca and is updated daily.
The Northeast Water Tool provides information for decision makers on current stream flow data and other water approvals. http://www.bcogc.ca/northeast-water-tool-newt
If you have further questions about water use for oil and gas activities in B.C. or the Commission in general, please email email@example.com.
Section 5 of the Drilling and Production Regulation addresses the positioning of wells.
General guidance on equipment spacing is included on pg 38 of the Well Completion, Maintenance and Abandonment Manual. It is important to note that beyond the guidance provided in the Well Completion, Maintenance and Abandonment Manual it is the responsibility of the permit holder to maintain sufficient equipment spacing under Sec. 45 and 47 of the Drilling and Production Regulation.
If the water is used for frac operations or other methods of oil and gas development and production, a permit is required. A permit is not required for potable water.
The Commission requires the cumulative facility venting rate; existing and proposed (new).
There is no specific requirement for the installation of high pressure or high level shutdown devices in vessels unless specified in a permit condition, or if these devices are used as controls to satisfy requirements of particular sections in the Drilling & Production Regulation such as, but not limited to, Section 39, Safety & Pollution Prevention, Section 45(3), Fire Precautions, Section 50(1), Prevention of Losses. These devices are typically installed as a best practice to ensure measurement integrity and for over pressure protection purposes.
Yes, a permit application for tower with a scada device would be either a new facility permit or a permit amendment, dependent on if there is already permitted facility equipment on the site.
Yes, estimation of small flare / vent sources is acceptable. Refer to section 11 of the Flaring and Venting Guideline for more information.
No, flaring activities are not included in the consultation/notification requirement. Consultation and Notification is restricted to the applications for activities described in the C&N regulation, which does not include flaring notification. Resident notification requirements prior to flaring are specified in well permits, and is required 24 hours prior to the start of flaring.
Guidelines for abandonments during drilling operations are found in the Drilling Guideline. Guidelines for cased-well abandonments are found in the Completions Guideline. Cased well abandonments conducted in accordance with ERCB Directive 20 meet the intent of the regulatory requirements for well abandonments in B.C. A cement plug at surface is not required.
The OGC through its Business Transition Strategy is optimizing its operations. The E-Submission project is part of BTS and is focused on all industry submissions being moved from paper submissions to an appropriate electronic format.
The Well Data Submission Requirements Manual outlines to industry the expected format for data submissions to the Commission. Furthermore, it serves as preparation for industry, as the file formats and naming conventions will be implemented into the external user interface industry will be using to directly submit their well data
The Commission is updating the on-line drilling portal into a broader user interface that will allow industry to directly submit a wider assortment of submission types and notices. The user interface will be continually expanded and enhanced to ensure that all submission types are covered and that the interface works efficiently for industry and the Commission.
Yes, a submission log will be part of the user interface and will allow you to track all well submissions made to the OGC.
The date format portion of the file naming convention is always 7 characters. The first 4 characters are always digits and represent the year. For 2014, the YYYY is "2014". The second portion of the data format is for the month and is always three alphabetic characters. For January, the MMM is JAN. The remaining months are FEB/MAR/APR/MAY/JUN/JUL/SEP/OCT/NOV/DEC. The third and final portion of the data format is always two numeric characters. For the first of the month, it is 01 and for the 22nd of the month it is 22. Example: For September 3rd, 2014, it would be 2014SEP03.
LAS logs should be submitted using the LAS 3.0 file structure standard. The LAS 3.0 structure standard document can be found here. For additional information, please reference the Well Data Submission Requirements Manual.
Each Analyses should be a copy of the report in PDF and the associated PAS file. PAS file business rules for GAN (Gas and Liquid Hydrocarbon), OAN (Oil) and WAN (Water) are outlined in the OGC PAS File Business Rule document. These files should be submitted in electronic format via email to email@example.com. Once an electronic copy has been submitted, a paper (hard copy) is not required. For additional information, please reference the Well Data Submission Requirements Manual.
Questions can be submitted to firstname.lastname@example.com. This email address is monitored daily and will either answer any questions about well data submissions or re-direct any general questions about E-Submission to the applicable Commission subject matter expert.
No, submissions received in electronic format do not require a duplicate paper (hard) copy submission. For more information on electronic data types, please refer to the Well Data Submission Requirements Manual.
Please make your request using the Well Data Request Form (http://www.bcogc.ca/well-data-request-form) and you will be given a unique username and password to access the E-Library. The effective date for accessing the new E-Library is October 15th, 2014 to ensure we have adequate time to set up the unique usernames and passwords and communicate instructions to users.
A: If you have access to an electronic version of the file or scanned image, please send your query to Records and Information Services at email@example.com. You can also call the Well Data Help Line at (250) 419-4488.
You can copy the files to a CD/DVD and courier them to Well Data Management at the following address. Provided that all the files follow the prescribed file naming conventions, as outlined in the Well Data Submission Requirements Manual, you may include the data for several wells on a single CD/DVD. Mailing address: Well Data Management, BC Oil and Gas Commission, 300 – 398 Harbour Rd, Victoria, B.C., V9A 0B7.


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February 6, 2009 In the days of yore people were forced to backup their precious data on floppy disks, CDs or magnetic tape. Nowadays people looking to protect data have a much wider and more convenient range of options. The iDrive gives users that little extra bit of security by combining portable hard drive and online backup in on package.
For local backup the iDrive, which its makers tout as "the thinnest and lightest portable USB drive ever in its class" at 10mm deep and 0.3 lb in weight, boasts 320GB of storage space on a 5400 RPM 2.5-inch drive that is housed in a stylish brushed aluminum casing. The iDrive is also USB powered so it runs off a computer's USB port with no external power source. The iDrive portable application included with the device makes backing up easy. Unfortunately the application is only available for Windows machines, but the drive can be used on Macs as a Time Machine Disk.
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SEATTLE (AP) -- The Seattle Mariners have agreed to one-year contracts with first baseman Kendrys Morales and shortstop Brendan Ryan to avoid arbitration.
The Mariners acquired Morales in a December trade with the Los Angeles Angels for left-handed pitcher Jason Vargas. Morales batted .273 with 22 home runs and 73 RBIs in 2012.
Morales will make $5,250,000 this season. He made $2,975,000 last season.
Ryan has started 254 of the Mariners' 324 games over the last two seasons at shortstop. In 2012, he batted .194 with 31 RBIs and three home runs.
Ryan will make $3,250,000 this season. He made $1.9 million last season.
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A 21-year-old Fredericksburg man was shot in the ankle while leaving a city nightspot early Wednesday, police said.
The shooting took place outside Jay's Lounge at 2030 Plank Road in the Greenbrier Shopping Center about 1:20 a.m., city police spokeswoman Natatia Bledsoe said.
The victim said he was leaving the building, which formerly housed Mexico Lindo, and heading toward his ride when he heard a gunshot.
After the shooting he immediately jumped into a waiting car occupied by his brother and the brother's girlfriend, who the victim had called for a ride.
It wasn't until he was in the car that he realized he was bleeding and had been shot. He was driven to Mary Washington Hospital, and hospital officials notified police.
Bledsoe said about 15 minutes had passed between the shooting and police being notified. No one at the scene called police, she said.
The shooter was believed to be in a white Ford Crown Victoria that was seen speeding out of the parking lot and heading toward Interstate 95.
The shooter was described only as a light-skinned black male with dreadlocks.
The victim told police that he didn't recognize the man or the vehicle and had not been in any altercations in the lounge.
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