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Amarin Announces Additional Vascepa(R) (icosapent Ethyl) Supplier
BEDMINSTER, N.J. and DUBLIN, Ireland, Dec. 11, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Amarin Corporation plc (Nasdaq:AMRN), a biopharmaceutical company focused on the development of therapeutics to improve cardiovascular health, today announced the addition of an exclusive consortium of companies led by Slanmhor Pharmaceutical, Inc. (Slanmhor) to its planned active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) global supply chain for Vascepa® (icosapent ethyl) capsules. Slanmhor was spun-out from Ocean Nutrition Canada (ONC) prior to the May 2012 acquisition of ONC by Royal DSM N.V. (DSM), a global leader in life sciences and materials sciences. Amarin now has a total of four API suppliers for Vascepa API for Amarin to utilize to support the global commercialization of Vascepa, subject to appropriate regulatory approvals.
Slanmhor, based in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, is led by CEO Robert Orr, a pioneer and industry leader in the omega-3 manufacturing industry and the former Chairman and CEO of ONC, the world's largest supplier of concentrated omega-3 fatty acid products. In producing API for Amarin, Slanmhor, through exclusive agreements, is collaborating with DSM/ONC for the supply of intermediate omega-3 oil, and Novasep, a global leader in purification technologies and API manufacturing. The Slanmhor/DSM/Novasep consortium offers one of the most well established omega-3 current good manufacturing practice (cGMP) API manufacturing solutions globally and further solidifies Amarin's capability to reliably source Vascepa.
"We have found very few companies with the technical ability to produce Vascepa to our unique specifications. The addition of this exclusive Slanmhor consortium rounds out our global diversity and expands our potential capacity to meet the anticipated market demand for Vascepa," said Joseph Zakrzewski, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Amarin. "Pooling the resources of four of the world's leading omega-3 API manufacturers supports the commercial potential of Vascepa by providing for additional scalability and reliability to Amarin's supply chain."
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We're getting closer to the start of Lucy Spraggan's UK and Ireland tour, following on from her single Lighthouse hitting the charts last month.
The X Factor star's tour is set to hit a wide variety of places this October and November and could be a perfect excuse for music fans to investigate short breaks somewhere she's playing.
The singer, who gave renditions of tracks like Titanium and Gold Digger on the ITV talent show last year, will be at the Winter Gardens in Margate on October 21st, to kick-off the tour.
October 23rd will see her at the 02 Academy in Leeds, before she hits Sheffield on the 24th.
A run of gigs at places including London, Manchester, Liverpool, Belfast and Southampton will then follow, before Spraggan completes the tour at Dublin's Academy venue on November 16th.
In apparent celebration of her single, Spraggan recently hit Instagram to post a snap of herself sat atop an amusement arcade children's ride featuring one of the nautical buildings.
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Jim Sullivan
|Jim Sullivan
|Wisconsin State Senate District 5
|Former member
| Term in office began
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Jim Sullivan (b. December 26, 1967) was a Democratic member of the Wisconsin State Senate. He represented District 5 from 2008 through 2010. Sullivan previously served as a member of the Wauwatosa City Council.[1]
Sullivan graduated from the University of Wisconsin–Madison in 1991 with a B.A. He went on to receive his law degree from Marquette University in 2001. From 1998 through 2006, he was a member of the U.S. Navy Reserves. He has served as a member of the State Fair Park Board, the Wisconsin Center District Board, the Midwest Higher Education Compact, and the Wisconsin Technology Council.[2][3][4].
Committee assignments
- Veterans and Military Affairs, Biotechnology, and Financial Institutions Committee, Wisconsin Senate, Chair
- Judiciary, Corrections, Insurance, Campaign Finance Reform, and Housing Committee, Wisconsin Senate
- Transportation, Tourism, Forestry, and Natural Resources Committee, Wisconsin Senate
- Joint Law Revision Committee
- Special Committee on Enhancing Recreational Trails for Non-motorized use, Chair
Sullivan ran for the position of Milwaukee County Executive on the April 2011 election ballot.[5].
- See also: Wisconsin State Senate elections, 2010
Sullivan ran for re-election in the November 2, 2010, general election. He faced no primary opposition. He was defeated by his opponent in the November 2, 2010 general election, Republican Leah Vukmir of the Wisconsin State Assembly District 14. [6]
|Wisconsin Senate, District 5 Democratic Primary (2010)
|Jim Sullivan (D)
On November 7, 2006, Sullivan won election to the Wisconsin State Senate, District 5.[7]
Sullivan raised $238,633 for his campaign, while incumbent Tom Reynolds raised $191,699.[8]
|Wisconsin State Senate, District 5 (2006)
|Jim Sullivan (D)
|Tom Reynolds (R)
Sullivan supported legislation geared toward:
- Veteran's benefits[9]
- Funding for district attorneys[10]
- Increased health care funding[11][12]
- Instituting an Indoor Environmental Quality in Schools Task Force[13]
- Increased penalties for drunk driving[14]
See also:
- Jim Sullivan Legislation on the Wisconsin Legislature website
- Jim Sullivan on State Surge - Bills sponsored
Past and current endorsements
He endorsed Ellen Brostrom for the Milwaukee County Circuit Court in 2009[15].
Campaign donors
Sullivan's top contributors of 2008, according to the National Institute on Money in State Politics,[16] included: Wisconsin Pipe Trades, West Allis Professional Police Association, Wisconsin Wholesale Beer Distributors, Wisconsin Society of Anesthesiologists, Marna N. Moolla, Wisconsin Credit Union League, and Wal-Mart.
In 2008, Sullivan collected $20,665 in donations.
Listed below are the top four contributors to his campaign.[17]
|Marina Moolla
|West Allis Professional Police Association
|Wisconsin Wholesale Beer Distributors
Sullivan's top contributor in 2006 was[18] the State Senate Democratic Campaign Committee of Wisconsin.
External links
- Sullivan's campaign website
- Wisconsin Senate Biography
- Legislative Profile from Project Vote Smart
- Biography from Project Vote Smart
- Campaign contributions: 2006, 2008
- Campaign website
- Interview with Sen. Sullivan from Wired Wisconsin (video)
- Biography of Jim Sullivan on StateSurge.com (timed out)
- Sullivan on Facebook
- Sullivan on Twitter
Sullivan was born in Astoria, Oregon.
- ↑ Project Vote Smart - Senator Sullivan
- ↑ Law Office of James Sullivan, LLC
- ↑ Sen. Sullivan - WI Technology Council Board
- ↑ Sen. Sullivan's Biography from the WI Legislature website
- ↑ WisPolitics Sullivan Campaign: Announces candidacy for Milwaukee County Executive," September 28, 2010
- ↑ Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, "Official 2010 Primary election results," accessed April 25, 2014
- ↑ Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, "Official 2006 General election results," accessed April 25, 2014
- ↑ Follow the Money 2006
- ↑ " Governor Doyle Signs Bills into Law to Support Wisconsin Veterans, Men and Women in Uniform," WisBusiness.com, Nov. 12, 2007
- ↑ "Prosecutors want funds for DAs," Johnson Johnson of the Journal Sentinel, Feb. 13, 2008
- ↑ "Health proposal dead, senator says," Amy Rinard, Journal Sentinel, Oct. 20, 2007
- ↑ "Legislators propose health cost disclosure," Stacy Forster of the Journal Sentinel, Nov. 24, 2007
- ↑ SB41 - Wisconsin Legislature
- ↑ "Southeastern Wisconsin Legislators Introduce Legislation to Combat Drunk Driving," Wisconsin Legislature, Jan. 26, 2009
- ↑ Ellen Brostrom endorsements
- ↑ Jim Sullivan 2008 campaign contributions on Follow the Money.org
- ↑ 2008 contributors to Jim Sullivan
- ↑ Jim Sullivan 2006 campaign contributions on Follow the Money.org
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Tom Reynolds
|Wisconsin State Senate District 5
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Daacosta: I'm not in a cast now, these days they put metal plates and pins in the leg to hold the two pieces of bone together and the cast is only for the first 2 weeks while everything settles down after the sugery. I still can't put any weight on the leg and won't be able for another couple of weeks and have excersises to do each day to keep the leg mucles from siezing up. The pain is not too bad at the moment but I still need painkillers so as to sleep.
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Robin Lopez Suspended One Game
Wonder if Gentry gives a shit?
You can watch a replay of the contact. One-game seems fair.
Wonder if Gentry gives a shit?
You can watch a replay of the contact. One-game seems fair.
We can forget holding out hope that the Suns might drastically improve and make the playoffs this season. It's pretty simple: if you manage to lose to the Nets, Cavs and Raptors all at home, you're just not a good team at all. There's no two ways about it.
There's all kinds of reasons for this, namely an inability to execute on offense, especially when Nash sits, along with poor defensive efforts (save for a few games when it was impressive). There's also the fatigue factor, with the shortened and packed schedule seeming to be a bad thing for a team where two starters are almost 40. But let's not go over all that. What I want to look at is the shooting, specifically, the three point shooting.
Since the 2004/05 season when Nash returned to Phoenix, the Suns have been known as a great three point shooting team. Their ability to space the floor with good shooters who could knock down their shots was as vital to their success as anything else. Here's a look at the percentages for each season since Nash returned, along with the key performers from three point range. We'll ignore those who didn't shoot much, for example Maciej Lampe shot .667 from 3 in 2004/05, but only had three attempts.
(all stats taken from Basketball Reference)
2004/05 - 62-20, lost in WCF, first Nash MVP season
Suns shot .393, best in the league.
Best performers: Joe Johnson (.478), Jim Jackson (.459), Steve Nash (.431)
Not including Quentin Richardson, Shawn Marion, Leandro Barbosa and even Walter McCarty and Casey Jacobsen, who all shot between .334 and .385
2005/06 - 54-28, lost in WCF, second Nash MVP season
Suns shot .399, best in the league.
Best performers: Leandro Barbosa (.444), Raja Bell (.442), Steve Nash (.439), Tim Thomas (.429)
And that's not including Shawn Marion, James Jones and Eddie House...
2006/07 - 61-21, lost in WC semis.
Suns shot .399, best in league. Exactly identical to previous season.
Best performers: Steve Nash (.455), Leandro Barbosa (.434), Raja Bell (.413)
Again, not including Marion (although he dipped to .317), and Jalen Rose (.447 but only 21/47).
2007/08 - 55-27, lost in first round. Marion/Shaq trade.
Suns shot .393, a slight dip but best in league once more. Identical to 2004/05.
Best performers: Steve Nash (.470), Raja Bell (.401), Leandro Barbosa (.389)
Once more this doesn't include Marion's .347 clip through 47 games before his trade. Grant Hill's first season as a Sun saw him shoot .317 and that's about it. Nash's amazing .470 seems to have carried the team's %.
2008/09 - 46-36, no playoffs. Cheers Porter.
Suns shot .383, dropped to 5th best in league after four straight seasons of being 1st.
Best performers: Raja Bell (.468), Steve Nash (.439), Jared Dudley (.394), Jason Richardson (.383)
After those 4, there's only really Barbosa (.375) and Matt Barnes (.343) worth listing. Dragic and Hill combined only made 44.
2009/10 - 54-28, lost in WCF, the revival year.
Suns shot .412, their best since Nash's return, and of course back to best in the league.
Best performers: Jared Dudley (.458), Channing Frye (.439), Steve Nash (.426), Goran Dragic (.394), Jason Richardson (.393)
Grant Hill shot .438, almost good enough for second best on the team, but that was only 35/80. This is clearly rhe best season of three point shooting, with FIVE players amazingly hitting basically 40% or better, six when you include Grant nailing those corner threes he used to hit, even if in small doses.
2010/11 - 40-42, no playoffs. The beginning of the end, no more Amare.
Suns shot .377, good enough for 4th best in the league, but their lowest of the Nash era.
Best performers: Jared Dudley (.415), Jason Richardson (.419), Steve Nash and Grant Hill (both .395), Channing Frye (.390)
After those 4, there's Vince C*rter (.366) and Mickael Pietrus (.342). Apologies for reminding you of them.
And then we arrive at this current season:
Suns currently shooting .334, 17th best in the league. Seventeenth.
Best performers: Markieff Morris (.486), Sebastian Telfair (.417), Steve Nash (.375), Ronnie Price (.357).
Telfair and Price combine for only 1.1 attempts per game, so perhaps it's unfair to list them, but Channing Frye is shooting a mere .323 and Jared Dudley a .320, both a far cry from their previous seasons for the Suns. Shannon Brown is more or less the same at .326. And then we have Michael Redd, brought in to try and give the team a scoring boost. He's shooting .250 whenever he does actually make it onto the court. I suspected Grant Hill would have the worst shooting percentage, and he does. Those corner threes he used to knock down at a clip of .438 two seasons ago? Gone.
Grant Hill is shooting .158. Thankfully he's only averaging 0.2 attempts per game which is half of what he averaged in 2009/10.
The team as a whole is averaging exactly 19 attempts per game so far this season. By comparison, it was 22.6 last season, and they averaged 21.6 the season before (2009/10) when they shot their best from downtown.
So those are the stats. The Suns are more or less shooting the same amount of threes as last year, but with far worse results. Why?
Short training camp/packed schedule
The excuse/reasoning in the first few weeks was that the players were not in prime condition and that the shots would start to fall once the players' conditioning improved. With the exception of Steve Nash who showed a noticeable improvement in his shooting once his ribs recovered, that hasn't really been the case. Is there still time for it to happen? Possibly. I'm not hopeful. It seems strange that every single player's success rate has dropped.
Lack of inside presence/less floor spacing
Gortat has done really well offensively in the majority of games, the Boston one being the best example. He's no Amar'e though. He doesn't have as big an arsenal of weapons in his armoury, he's not as explosive, he doesn't force teams to double team him, and so on. The result is that the Suns don't get to space the floor and have open men as much as they used to, so a lot more of the shots are contested and/or rushed. That's my theory anyway, although I don't have the stats to back it up and frankly I'm statted out by this point. Just thinking back at the games played so far this season, it's hard to recall some clearly open three point attempts. Frye always seems to have an arm in his face, ditto Dudley. But then, the Suns didn't have Amar'e last season either and weren't nearly as bad.
Slower offense
It could well be the slower offense, leading to slower ball movement and failing to swing the ball to the open man as effectively as they used to. There's a noticeable lack of pace in the offense this season, and it's definitely related to the team's poor three point shooting.
Cheap imitations
The most obvious reason is of course that the players currently on the roster simply aren't as good outside shooters as what the previous rosters had. Where there was once Q-Rich, Barbosa, Raja, J-Rich and the likes, the Suns now have Shannon Brown, Ronnie Price, Sebastian Telfair and a finished Michael Redd. That's the most obvious thing. The Suns used to be deep with competent three point shooters. Now, they have only three (Nash, Frye, Dudley), with two of them just not producing.
The Suns are no longer a good three point shooting team, that's the reality. Even if Frye and Dudley start hitting their shots, they are still going to be a distinctly average three point shooting team. With this roster, there's sadly no way out of that.
As if losing to the Raptors at home last night wasn't bad enough, Suns center Robin Lopez got himself ejected from the game in the second quarter due to another of his failures at temper control. It was a new low for Lopez in a season that had started so well for the Suns big man. He showed enthusiasm and commitment by showing up on the first day players were allowed back at team facilities as the lockout was ending, looking and sounding physically and mentally rejuvenated.
Lopez was so impressive in preseason that there was talk of competition at starting center between Lopez and Marcin Gortat, even though Gortat had clearly won the job down the stretch last season. Then Lopez took advantage of the opportunity provided by Gortat's injured thumb to score 22 points to go with 7 rebounds in the season opener against the Hornets. Despite a Suns loss, he was the team's player of the game.
Unfortunately, that game nearly a month ago was his finest moment of the season, by far. And now the Suns will not sign Lopez to an extension by today's deadline, making the 4th year player a restricted free agent at the end of the season.
In the Suns' current situation, the lame duck status of their backup center doesn't make sense for either party. It's time to aggressively shop Robin Lopez and trade him for the best available return before March 15th's trade deadline.
It's not surprising that neither the Suns nor Lopez are all that interested in a deal right now. The Suns' primary focus has been to avoid salary commitments after this season, in hopes of a major push in July's free agent market. Lopez is a former starter and talented player who finds himself in a position where he has virtually no chance to start given the emergence of Gortat. The Suns don't want to invest too much in a backup, Lopez must think he's capable of being more than a backup; there's no deal to be made. (More on the rules of restricted free agency in the NBA can be found here.)
Of course, come July it's unlikely that this dynamic changes any. Centers are at a premium in the NBA, especially young and athletic ones, and it's a virtual certainty another team will offer Lopez more than the Suns are willing to pay a backup. The Suns also figure to have several irons in the fire this July, looking for talent at shooting guard, small forward and power forward, at least. If Steve Nash decides to sign elsewhere or retire, the Suns will be in for a complete roster makeover and the only starting position that will be relatively set will be Gortat at center.
In short, the Suns will have a long to-do list this off-season and re-signing Lopez to back up Gortat will be a very low priority.
What kind of offers can Lopez expect to see? In one example, the Warriors signed Kwame Brown to a 1 yr/$7M contract this past off-season. You don't think Lopez could command a salary in that neighborhood, or a longer-term one? And if so, why would it make any sense for the Suns to match the offer? If they didn't, Lopez would walk and the Suns would get nothing in return. Trading him now would at least net some return, minor though it might be.
Most importantly, Lopez hasn't done anything this season to warrant the Suns keeping him. Sure, he looks healthier and has regained much of his lost athleticism, but that isn't helping his production any. Let's look at his career stats:
Through 17 games, he's actually producing even less in nearly identical minutes per game than last year, shooting less often and less efficiently. The one stretch of his career that gave the Suns a glimpse of what a playing-to-full-potential Lopez can do started about 2 years ago and lasted only about 2 months. Are we to hang on to that and ignore the rest of his 3+ year career? No, of course not. Lopez has had his opportunities and he hasn't succeeded at anything close to an acceptable level of consistency. Time to part ways.
None of us truly know what other NBA front offices would be wiling to give up for Lopez. A first-rounder would be great, a second-rounder would be a little tough to swallow but probably tolerable. Or the Suns might be able to pick up another low-priced contributing player, or dump a salary on a trade partner. None of those options are too exciting, but much better than the option to hold Lopez now and watch him walk for nothing in July.
Epilogue: The NBA's Circle of Life
Robin Lopez was selected by the Suns with the 15th pick of the 2008 draft, a pick acquired from the Atlanta Hawks along with Boris Diaw and the 21st pick in the 2006 draft (used to select Rajon Rondo, who was immediately traded to the Celtics) in exchange for Joe Johnson in an August, 2005 trade.
Johnson had been acquired by the Suns in a February, 2002 trade with the Celtics, along with Randy Brown, Milt Palacio and the 2002 #22 pick (used by the Suns to select Casey Jacobsen) in exchange for Rodney Rogers and Tony Delk.
Rogers had signed with the Suns as a free agent during the 1999 off-season and had a nice career as a role player in Phoenix, including winning Sixth Man of the Year in 2000 while making 44% of his 3s that season, 4th best in the league.
Delk was a Suns free agent signing before the 2000-2001 season and became a solid contributor as well, averaging double figure scoring as a guard backing up Jason Kidd. He scored 53 points in a game at Sacramento on January 2, 2001.
So, this asset of Robin Lopez originated with two shrewd free agent signings, one in 1999 and one in 2000. Soon we'll find out who, if anyone, is the next link in this chain.
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It was such a promising start. The Phoenix Suns had a 14-point lead against a road-weary team that had lost 8 consecutive games in the NBA and 14 consecutive games to the Suns since 2004.
Sounds good, right? Wrong. The Suns suddenly decided they were tired. Tired from a 5-game road trip that ended less than 24 hours earlier. Tired from playing against tough teams in the Eastern Conference on their turf. Tired from ending the trip against a tough Dallas team with Shawn Marion hitting big 3s.
The Suns made a late charge, pulling within 2 points with 22 seconds left, but it wasn't quite enough after the horrible second and third quarters. With Frye and Morris playing terribly, and Lopez ejected, the Suns had to play Hakim Warrick and Grant Hill at the 4 throughout the run. Not a good combination down low, no matter how lame the Raptors rebounding is.
At the end, the Suns just didn't have the juice, losing 99-96. At home. Against a bad team. Ugh.
Read on, if you have an ounce of nostalgia in your soul...
For the Raptors, their big producers were Andrea Bargnani (36 points, 6 rebounds, and a big hit on Grant Hill to knock him out of the game) and Leandro Barbosa (19 points including 3 big 3-pointers to cut the first-half deficit, 2 rebounds, a steal and a block).
LB after the game, on Suns Live, saying what he misses the most about Phoenix:
(after a long pause) "The fans was really great for me, man. The fans was unbelievable, and I miss that. It was 7 years here, and 7 great years for me in my life and my career and I can't forget about that. And definitely my teammates, and the organization too that helped me, you know, to be where I am right now, so I... I miss... I miss a lot in Phoenix." (LB looked like he was about to choke up at this point as Mark McClune wrapped it up and wished him well with his new teammates)
Sniff...(grabs kleenex)...(checks the internets to confirm, yes, Barbosa is an unrestricted free agent this summer...)
Anyway, excuse me, I digress.
Back to the game recap!
This was a night for young legs, and the Suns' young guys failed to show up
Robin Lopez Ejected For Bumping Ref; Suns Not Offering Extension - SB Nation Arizona
Instead of backing Lopez or giving a neutral response when asked what happened during the game, Gentry said: "I don't know. I don't really give a shit to tell the truth. You have to talk to him about that."
Those were not the words of a supportive coach. Lopez was unavailable to the media after the game.
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Transfer costs - who has spent more over the last two seasons, Man City or Chelsea?
Manchester City and Chelsea met on the pitch last week while their managers clashed off it. With hostilities set to be renewed for an FA Cup fifth-round tie this weekend, here Press Association Sport looks at one of the topics of debate between managers Manuel Pellegrini and Jose Mourinho - transfer spending.
Calculations are based on reported fees for transfers over the past two seasons.
Aug 2012: Jack Rodwell £12million
Aug 2012: Scott Sinclair £6.2million
Aug 2012: Richard Wright free
Aug 2012: Maicon £3.5million
Aug 2012: Javi Garcia £15.8million
Aug 2012: Matija Nastasic £13.3million
Jun 2013: Fernandinho £30million
Jun 2013: Jesus Navas £14.9million
Jul 2013: Stevan Jovetic £22million
Jul 2013: Alvaro Negredo £20million
Sep 2013: Martin Demichelis £4.4million
TOTAL SPENT: £142.1million
TOTAL SPENT 2013-14 SEASON: £91.3million
Aug 2012: Emmanuel Adebayor £5million
Aug 2012: Adam Johnson £10million
Aug 2012: Nigel de Jong £3million
Aug 2012: Stefan Savic free
Jan 2013: Mario Balotelli £19million
Jun 2013: Wayne Bridge free
Jun 2013: Carlos Tevez £12million
Jul 2013: Kolo Toure free
Jul 2013: Roque Santa Cruz free
Jul 2013: Maicon free
Aug 2013: Denis Suarez free
Oct 2013: Abdul Razak free
TOTAL INCOME: £49million
NET SPEND: £93.1million
TOTAL INCOME 2013-14 SEASON: £12million
NET SPEND 2013-14 SEASON: £79.3million
Jun 2012: Eden Hazard £32million
Jul 2012: Marko Marin £7million
Jul 2012: Oscar £25million
Aug 2012: Cesar Azpilicueta £6.5million
Aug 2012: Victor Moses £9million
Jan 2013: Demba Ba £7million
Jun 2013: Andre Schurrle £18million
Jul 2013: Marko van Ginkel £8million
Jul 2013: Mark Schwarzer free
Aug 2013: Willian £32million
Aug 2013: Samuel Eto'o free
Sep 2013: Christian Atsu £3.5million
Jan 2014: Nemanja Matic £21million
Jan 2014: Mohamed Salah £11million
Jan 2014: Kurt Zouma £12.5million
TOTAL SPENT: £192.5million
TOTAL SPENT 2013-14 SEASON: £106million
Jun 2012: Didier Drogba free
Jul 2012: Salomon Kalou free
Sep 2012: Raul Meireles £8million
Jan 2013: Daniel Sturridge £12million
Jul 2013: Jeffrey Bruma £2.5million
Jul 2013: Florent Malouda free
Aug 2013: Ross Turnbull free
Dec 2013: Yossi Benayoun free
Jan 2014: Kevin de Bruyne £18million
Jan 2014: Juan Mata £37.1million
Jan 2014: Michael Essien free
TOTAL INCOME: £77.6million
NET SPEND: £114.9million
TOTAL INCOME 2013-14 SEASON: £57.6million
NET SPEND 2013-14 SEASON: £48.4million


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Unroll dough and separate at perforations; sprinkle with 1/4 cup (50 mL) of the Parmesan and parsley.
Starting at short side, roll up and curve to form crescents; place on baking sheets.
(Rolls can be prepared to this point, covered and refrigerated for up to 8 hours.) Sprinkle with remaining Parmesan; bake in 375°F (190°C) oven for 10 to 13 minutes or until golden.
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I am going to Rincon PR. Is it a safe trip, is there much crime? Tips and suggestions?
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its little long island bro. more vacationing whites than locals. don't bang any dark skinned girls and be careful of the reef.
it is still the us. you may see some drunk tourists. have a blast.
cant wait... im going in two weeks for my first trip c ya down there!
Yes very safe. The majority of folks in Rincon are transplants from the Northeast. The only thing that's not a safe bet is the surf. Although it can get epic in the winter months, it also suffers from the same flat spells that plague the east coast. Best scenario is to book a trip on the fly when swell is forecasted. Good luck.
Nothing is safe other than ur mothers tits. Piss on the cops **** the locals n trash the beach. Its all u yanks do downhere. Stay home we dont need anymore lost idiots asking about the reef n scared to talk to the locals


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Criticising chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, Madhya Pradesh Congress minority cell president, Mohammad Salim said on Friday that though the CM "embraced the minority community during festivals and donned skull caps," it was a fact that his party has given ticket only to a single candidate in the entire state, which is an "attempt to fool the community."
In comparison to the BJP, Congress has fielded five candidates from the community from various constituencies.
Besides Arif Aqueel from Bhopal North, Congress has also fielded Arif Masood from Bhopal Central, Abdul Majeed Khan from Rewa, Firoz Ahmed from Mudwara and Yusuf Kadapa from Jaora assembly seats.
"We demanded nearly 20-22 seats for minority community in the state and got a total of 10 tickets including five for Muslim candidates," Madhya Pradesh Congress minority cell president, Mohammad Salim told PTI on Friday.
Former Union minister Arif Baig (78) is the lone Muslim nominee for the BJP from the north Bhopal constituency which the party won only once in 1992.
"Though Baig is a senior leader, he won't be able to cut much ice with the voters this time as he does not even have a team of dedicated workers," Salim said.
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Securityholders of Bissett Focus Balanced Fund and Bissett Focus Balanced Corporate Class will receive an information circular in late-March 2013 detailing the proposed changes.
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Only steps from downtown, the hostels location could not be more ideal: across the street from the Hyannis ferry docks, steps to the free Hyannis trolley shuttle, less than a mile to the Hyannis bus station and within easy walking distance to museums, main street shops, beaches and other local historical, recreational and cultural attractions.
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We suggest Google maps or Mapquest for mapping the journey. From all points off Cape Cod: Cross at the Sagamore Bridge. Continue on route 6 (Mid-Cape Highway) approximately 13 miles. Take exit 6 to MA-132 (Iyannough Rd) toward Barnstable/Hyannis. At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit onto Barnstable Rd. Barnstable Rd becomes Ocean St. The hostel will be about one mile from the traffic circle, on the right.
For bus service, take the Plymouth and Brockton Bus from South Station in Boston and get off at the Hyannis Transportation Center. From New York City and Providence RI, take the Peter Pan Bus to the Hyannis Transportation Center. Local bus service to the Transportation Center is also available from Falmouth/Woods Hole, Eastham/Orleans, and Truo/Provincetown.
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R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Employees Vote Against Union Representation07:50 EDT Friday, October 21, 2011WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., Oct. 21, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company has issued the following statement: "R.J. Reynolds employees vote against union representation."Go to R.J. Reynolds' website, www.rjrt.com, or Reynolds American Inc.'s website, www.reynoldsamerican.com, to read the full release.Web DisclosureRAI's website, www.reynoldsamerican.com, is the primary source of publicly disclosed news about RAI and its operating companies. We use the website as our primary means of distributing quarterly earnings and other company news. We encourage investors and others to register at http://www.reynoldsamerican.com/events.cfm to receive alerts when news about the company has been posted.R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, an indirect subsidiary of Reynolds American Inc. (NYSE: RAI), is the second-largest tobacco company in the United States, manufacturing about one of every three cigarettes sold in the country. The company's brands include many of the best-selling cigarettes in the U.S.: Camel, Pall Mall, Winston, Kool, Doral and Salem. For more information, visit www.rjrt.com.SOURCE R.J. Reynolds Tobacco CompanyFor further information: Maura Payne of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, +1-336-741-6996


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Roger Redgate graduated at the Royal College of Music, where he won prizes for composition, violin performance, harmony and counterpoint, studying composition with Edwin Roxburgh and electronic music with Lawrence Casserley. A DAAD scholarship enabled him to study with Brian Ferneyhough and Klaus Huber in Freiburg. From 1989 to 1992 he was Northern Arts Composer Fellow, he has lectured at Durham and Newcastle Universities. He was invited as guest composer and conductor at the Darmstädter Ferienkurse für Neue Musik in 1984, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1992 and 1994 where he received the Kranichsteiner Musikpreis for composition. He is conductor and artistic director of Ensemble Exposé, with whom he has performed at many European festivals and on BBC Radio 3 and recently released a CD of music by Brian Ferneyhough.
He has worked in the fields of jazz, improvised music, film and television (including programmes for the BBC and Channel 4), and performance art. His compositions have been performed extensively throughout Europe, Australia and the USA and he has received commissions from the BBC, the French Ministry of Culture, the Darmstädter Ferienkurse für Neue Musik, the Venice Biennale and Ensemble 21 New York. He has published articles on music and culture, the music of Brian Ferneyhough and Michael Finnissy, including a chapter in the book Uncommon Ground: The Music of Michael Finnissy.
CD recordings of his works are available on the Coviello, Oboe Classics, NMC, Metier and Edition Zeitklang labels and further recordings are in preparation due for release on the Metier and NMC labels. His compositions are published by Editions Henry Lemoine, Paris, United Music Publishers, London and the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music.
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Chun-Ming Lu
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Coreen Morsink
Silvia Rosani
Paul Sarcich
Jeff Spencer
Stamatia Statherou
Jerry Wigens
Alistair Zaldua
Maja Mitrovic (Submitted)
Mizuka Yamamoto (Performance) (submitted)
Oboe Quintet and Eperons, on Greatest Hits of All Time (Metier msv 28513). Recorded by Christopher Redgate/Kreutzer Quartet/Julian Warburton.
Residua. Recorded by Jane Chapman on Wired (NMC D145)
Complete Piano Music: Pas au-delà, Genoi Hoios Essi, Eidos, Beuys, trace-arc-écart, Monk. Recorded by Nicolas Hodges on Coviello Contemporary COV60809
Ausgangspunkte Recorded by Christopher Redgate on Oboe Classics (CC2015)
+R Recorded by Rolf Borch on Step Inside, Aurora (ACD 5046)
+R Recorded by Andrew Sparling (NMC D092)
Mirlitonnades Recorded by Katherine Durran and Alison Smart on New French Song (Metier MSV CD92100)
écart Recorded by Thalia Myers (piano) on Spectrum USK Recordings (USK 1227CDD)
ruins true refuge Recorded by Corado Canonici on A Roaring Flame (NMC D079)
Eperons Recorded by Peter Veale and Olaf Tzschoppe (Trio Surplus), Edition Zeitklang, Germany.
arc Recorded by Thalia Myers (piano) on Spectrum (NMC 0057)
trace Recorded by Thalia Myers (piano) on Spectrum (NMC 0051)
Brian Ferneyhough: Chamber Music - Allgebrah, Flurries, Incipits, In Nomine EnsembleExposé on Metier (MSV 28504)
Edwin Roxburgh: Oboe Music - Elegy, EnsembleExposé, Metier
Joanna Bailie: Waning
Mary Bellamy: Earth and Sky Reflect Each Other
Joe Cutler: Visions of a Floating World
Sam Hayden: Recoil
Jonathan Powell: Saturnine
Luke Stoneham: Rictus Heads
Sohrab Uduman: In Accord – In motion
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Joe Cutler: Visions of a Floating World, Unknown Public/BMIC (UPCN01)
Fabrice Fitch: Filigranes pour les Freres Limbourg, on Wind-Up, Metier (MSV CD92042)
Richard Barrett: what remains, Topologies, Musicworks 72, Toronto, Canada
Michael Finnissy: The Chamber Music, Etcetera (KTC 1096) with Roger Redgate –violin
Tehom (bass clarinet, cello and trombone). Commissioned by the ELISION Ensemble, Australia
TAG (soprano saxophone and guitar). Commissioned by Ensemble Cattrall, Switzerland
Concerto for Improvising Soloist and Two Ensembles. Commissioned by the Huddersfield Festival.
String Quartet No 3 Commissioned by BBC Radio 3 for the Arditti String Quartet
monk (solo piano) Commissioned by Nicolas Hodges
Labyrinths (prepared piano and harpsichord/clavichord) Commissioned by Kate Ryder and Jane Chapman.
Koan (prepared piano, toy piano and music box) Commissioned by Kate Ryder.
Residua (solo harpsichord) Commissioned by Jane Chapman for the Oxford Contemporary Music Series.
Disjecta (solo 10 string guitar) Commissioned by Anders Forsidal for the Ultima Festival, Oslo.
Quintet for Oboe and Strings Commissioned by BBC Radio 3 for Christopher Redgate and the Kreutzer String Quartet.
mirlitonnades (soprano and piano) Texts by Samuel Beckett. Commissioned by Katherine Durran and Alison Smart.
…still… (bass flute, string trio and harp). Commissioned by BBC Radio 3.
ruins true refuge(solo double bass). Commissioned by Corrado Canonici.
Atemkristall (amplified quarter-tone flute) Commissioned by Ann La Berge/The Northern Arts Association.
Pierrot on the Stage of Desire (small ensemble). Commissioned by Ensemble 21, New York.
Vers-Glas (14 amplified voices). Commissioned by the French Ministry of Culture/Fondation Royaumont.
Celan Songs (soprano and small ensemble). Texts by Paul Celan. Commissioned by The Cambridge New Music Players/The Northern Arts Association.
Graffiti (soprano saxophone). Commissioned by Stephen Cottrell/ The Northern Arts Association.
Feu la Cendre (solo cello). Commissioned by Julia Ryder/The Northern Arts Association.
Beuys (solo piano). Commissioned by the Almeida Festival for Yvar Mikashoff, Almeida Festival, London.
+R (solo clarinet). Commissioned by Roger Heaton / The Northern Arts Association.
Inventio (soprano sax/ensemble). Commissioned by the Darmstädter Ferienkurse fur Neue Musik.
Pas au-dela (solo piano). Commissioned by James Clapperton.
Eperons (oboe and percussion). Commissioned by Christopher Redgate and Elizabeth Davies.
Eidos (solo piano). Commissioned by Oxford University Press for Michael Finnissy
String Quartet No 2. Commissioned by the Venice Biennale for the Arditti String Quartet
…of torn Pathways (violin/2 percussionists). Commissioned by the New MacNaughten Concerts for Music Projects/London. Funded by the Arts Council of England
Eos (clarinet and piano). Commissioned by Roger Heaton and Susan Bradshaw.
String Quartet No 1. First performance: Darmstädter Ferienkurse für Neue Musik, by the Arditti String Quartet.
Ausgangspunkte (solo oboe). Commissioned by Christopher Redagte.
Genoi Hoios Essi (solo piano). Commissioned by the Greater London Arts Association for Barry Douglas.
écart (solo piano). Published in Spectrum 4. Commissioned by Thalia Myers and The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music.
arc (solo piano). Published in Spectrum 2. Commissioned by Thalia Myers and The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music.
trace (solo piano). Published in Spectrum: 20 contemporary works for solo piano. Commissioned by Thalia Myers and The Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music.
IGLOO Director Ian Cottage. Commissioned by the BBC/Arts Council of England forBBC 2's Sound on Film. First Screening: The Scientific Society Lecture Theatre, London 1999.
SLEEP Director Ian Cottage. Commissioned by the British Film Institute and Channel 4. First Screening: Channel 4, 1988
Informer Director Ian Cottage. Commissioned by Channel 4 in association with Common Features. First Screening: Channel 4, 1998
moments and contacts Director Lars Reimer. Featuring Roger Redgate as composer and conductor. First Screening: Hamburg, 1997
Mangetout Director Ian Cottage. Commissioned by the BBC for the 10 x 10 series. First Screening: London International Film Festival.
Blue Scars Director Ian Cottage. Commissioned by the South Bank International Poetry Festival. First Screening: Purcell Room, The South Bank Centre, 1995.
Small Gestures Director Ian Cottage. Music for an experimental documentary featuring Derek Jarman. First Screening: London International Film Festival, 1994.
Notation, Structure and Performance: Towards a Grammatology of Music in Notation and Practice: Essays in Musical Performance and Textuality Woodley, R (Ed) Cambridge University Press
Contemporary British Music: Technique and the Compositional Process, Archbold, P and Saxton, R (eds), Ashgate 2008. ISBN 978-0-7546-6367-6
Brian Ferneyhough's Etudes Transcendantales in Contemporary Music Review, Vol 20, part 1. Harwood Academic Publishers, 2001. pp 70-100. ISBN 90-5755-159-4
Marginalisierung und Subversion in Musik & Asthetik , vol 13, January 2000. Ludwig Holtmeier, Richard Klein and Claus-Steffen Mahnkopf (eds). Klett-Cotta, Stuttgart 1999. pp 94-98. ISBN 3-608-98587-5
Neue Musik in Grossbritannien: Ein Situationsbericht , in Musik & Asthetik , volume 10, April 1999. Ludwig Holtmeier, Richard Klein and Claus-Steffen Mahnkopf (eds). Klett-Cotta, Stuttgart 1999. 59-66 ISBN 3- 608-98584-0.
'Michael Finnissy: The Chamber Music' in Uncommon Ground: The Music of Michael Finnissy. Henrietta Brougham, Christopher Fox and Ian Pace (eds) Aldershot, Ashgate, 1998, pp 135-168. ISBN 1 85928365 X
Brian Ferneyhough - Collected Writings : Specialist Review for Harwood Academic Publishers.
"Brian Ferneyhough as Teacher' in Aspects of Complexity in Recent British Music, Contemporary Music Review , Vol 13, Harwood Academic Publishers, 1995. pp 19-24 ISBN 3-7186-5574-8
Duncan, Stuart: An Analysis of impulse strands in Roger Redgate's 'Genoi Hoios Essi'
Redgate, Christopher: Contemporary British Oboe Music 2: The Music of Roger Redgate, IDRS Journal Vol. 31 No 2, 2008
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Roooo what a tail wagging year 2013 has been. I've had so much fun and met so many new friends, both online and in real life. I've started agility classes, been swimming in the sea and I've even moved across the big pond to America! *Waggy tail*
Then, there's the small matter of the v-e-t….. I've been there more times than I'd like to count this year – I guess that's what happens when you're busy having so much fun all the time like me!
Come on – grab my tail and I'll walk you through what I've been up to this year *Waggy tail*.
January – New Den & a Pawsome Scar
January was a big month for me. My humans and I moved den, and then I signed up for agility classes with my sister Bella. But then my stoopid sister had to stand in the way for me when I chased after the ball so I ended up at the vets and got five stitches in my eye brow. Rooo, gotta say though – the girl dogs were very impressed with my pawsome scar! *Waggy tail*
February – More Agility and posing
I continued my agility classes and we finally got to run a whole circuit – it was pawsome *Waggy tail*. Bella and I went to see our lil cousin Tucker on the beach and then I posed and chillaxed a lot for the camera and managed to convince my human that I wasn't really into mischief anymore *waggy tail*.
March – New Pal from Australia and a New Sniffer Game
In March a had such a good idea for extending my daily walk – its a pawsome sniffer game that all dogs should learn. Then I met a new labrador friend from Australia and I protected him from a mean dog in the park. No one messes with my pack! *Waggy tail*
April – How Do I even Start to Explain?
Roooo April was totally bonkers. It started off with a pawsome doggie birthday pawty for my sister Bella and the rest of my younger sisters and brothers – but then I had to go back to the vets again after I stole a packet of flap jacks full of raisins. Luckily my humans had booked a holiday later in the month so I could rest up – and I was happily surprised they had booked a cottage on a sheep farm! *Waggy tail*.
May – Dog Biscuits and Bearded Collies
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July – Hot, hot, hot
July was such a pawsome hot month my human took me swimming almost every day. It wasn't all fun and games though – we got stuck in traffic on the motorway in the sun for hours one day and I think the heat drove the cat on my street completely crazy – she decided it was a good idea to sneak into the car where Bella and I were waiting! *Waggy tail*
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October – Moving to California
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November – Air Planes and Sticks
In November my human wrote about my flight over to California and told everyone how worried she had been before the flight, and what a cool dude I was during transit. I started to discover some pawsome parks and beaches here in San Francisco and met some new Entle friends *Waggy tail*. I also started to get involved in saving the off leash areas here in San Francisco.
Then, I had a really unfortunate encounter with a stick and hurt my throat really badly – and after going to the emergency vets I was drugged up for a couple of days, and the humans wouldn't let me near a stick again.
December – New Digs, New Blog
In December our furniture had finally arrived from the UK and we could move into our own flat here in San Francisco – it was real pawsome to have my favourite sofa, and old toys back *Waggy tail*. As soon as we were settled in our new digs, I put my paw down and demanded that my human re-designed my blog, and I was quite pleased with the result.
I supervised the Thanksgiving celebrations at our friends's place and nearly got my paws on the turkey. Later in the month I met up with my pal Snoopy from Snoopy's Blog and we discussed mischief strategies for the new year *Waggy tail*
As you can tell – I've had quite a busy year and reading through it all I'm starting to think that I deserve a pawsome holiday! What's your 2013 been like? *Waggy tail*


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(breach ), an Italian town situated on the Bruttian coast, just at the southern entrance of the Straits of Messina. The name occurs in the account of St. Pauls voyage from Syracuse to Puteoli, after the shipwreck at Malta. ( Acts 28:13 ) By a curious coincidence, the figures on its coin are the very "twin brothers" which gave the name to St. Pauls ship. It was originally a Greek colony; it was miserably destroyed by Dionysius of Syracuse. From Augustus it received advantages which combined with its geographical position in making it important throughout the duration of the Roman empire. The modern Reggio is a town of 10,000 inhabitants. Its distance across the straits from Messina is only about six miles.
This city (@Rhegion] (Acts 28:13), the modern Reggio di Calabria) was a town situated on the east side of the Sicilian Straits, about 6 miles South of a point opposite Messana (Messina). Originally a colony of Chalcidian Greeks, the place enjoyed great prosperity in the 5th century BC, but was captured and destroyed by Dionysius, tyrant of Syracuse, in 387 BC, when all the surviving inhabitants were sold into slavery (Diodorus xiv. 106-8, 111, 112). The city never entirely recovered from this blow, althouah it was partially restored by the younaer Dionysius. On the occasion of the invasion of Italy by Pyrrhus, the people of Rhegium had recourse to an alliance with Rome (280 BC) and received 4,000 Campanian troops within their walls, who turned out to be very unruly guests. For, in imitation of a similar band of mercenaries across the strait in Messana, they massacred the male inhabitants and reduced the women to slavery (Polybius i.7; Orosius iv.3). They were not punished by the Romans until 270 BC, when the town was restored to those of its former inhabitants who still survived. The people of Rhegium were faithful to their alliance with Rome during the Second Punic War (Livy xxiii.30; xxiv. 1; xxvi.12; xxix.6). At the time of the Social War they were incorporated with the Roman state, Rhegium becoming a municipality (Cicero Verr. v.60; Pro Archia, 3).
The ship in which Paul sailed from Melita to Puteoli encountered unfavorable winds after leaving Syracuse, and reached Rhegium by means of tacking. It waited at Rhegium a day for a south wind which bore it to Puteoli (Acts 28:13), about 180 miles distant, where it probably arrived in about 26 hours.
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A food contact notification (FCN No. 721), submitted by EMS Chemie AG/EMS Chemie (North America) Inc., to provide for the safe use of 1,3 benzenedicarboxylic acid, polymer with 1,3 benzenedimethanmine and hexanedioic acid, as a component of non-food-contact layers of multilayer articles.
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This document incorporates by reference the notifier's environmental assessment (EA)(in PDF, 818Kb), dated March 17, 2007, and Attachment 13 to food contact notification (FCN) 721 entitled, "Confidential market data and environmental information."
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WHENEVER reporters and pollsters ask the right question, they get an answer from Americans that tells us clearly why Ronald Reagan's presidency has stayed up where others definitely would have sunk: People everywhere join in hoping that this administration can be rehabilitated. People generally think Reagan showed himself to be a terribly inattentive leader, or worse, in the dealings with Iran. But even at his lowest ebb - just before his speech to the nation on TV that eased his problem - his approval rating had only dropped to 42 percent.
That's low for Reagan. But considering the ratings of Carter, Nixon, and Johnson when they fell upon bad days, it is remarkable that Reagan could get such high grades just as his own commission had announced that it had probed Irangate thoroughly and found the President sadly lacking.
Then, immediately after a speech in which the President said he had, indeed, messed up badly and that he had learned his lesson, and that he would try to do better, a New York Times-CBS poll showed his performance rating shooting up to 52 percent.
Now that is a public show of confidence in a man whose presidency had been pretty much written off by the press and by politicians of both parties. But it also reflected this warmth that the public has long held for this President. This widespread affection for Reagan doubtless made it easier for the public to forgive. Nixon and Johnson would never have been let off so easy - nor would Carter, for that matter.
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Alberta gas declined 2.3 percent. Stockpiles in the U.S. were 2.487 trillion cubic feet as of April 6, 59 percent above the five-year average, according to the Energy Department (DOENUST5). Total marketed gas production in the U.S. will increase 4.5 percent this year, the department said.
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Spot gas at the Alliance delivery point near Chicago declined 6.77 cents, or 3.5 percent, to $1.8742 per million Btu on the Intercontinental Exchange. Alliance is an express line that can carry 1.5 billion cubic feet a day from western Canada.
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Volume on TransCanada's Alberta system, which collects the output of most of the nation's gas wells, was 16.7 billion cubic feet, 116 million below target.
Gas was flowing at a daily rate of 2.13 billion cubic feet at Empress, Alberta, where the fuel is transferred to TransCanada's main line.
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Available capacity on TransCanada's British Columbia system at Kingsgate was 1.06 billion cubic feet. The system was forecast to carry 1.6 billion cubic feet today, or 60 percent of its capacity of 2.65 billion.
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Green County Clerk
Green County Courthouse
1016 16th Ave., Monroe, WI 53566
Phone (608)328-9430 Fax (608)328-2835
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