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DENVER, March 25, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- EARTHSTONE ENERGY, INC. (Nasdaq: ESTE) (Earthstone or the Company) supplied an update to its recent press release concerning North Dakota activity. This update refers specifically to the Company's participation with Brigham Exploration Company, Austin, TX, and their activities in the Banks Field in McKenzie County.
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Earthstone previously reported that the Company had received drilling proposals for two wells in the Banks Field from Brigham; the Garmin 19-18 #1H and the Enderud 9-4 #2H. Earthstone expected to have less than 1% working interest in both wells. Now, the Company expects its interest in the Garmin well to remain at less than 1%. However, Earthstone's working interest in the Enderud well is now expected to be 5.5%. In addition, the Company is now involved in a third Brigham well; the Broderson 30-31 #1H. This well is also expected to commence by early summer and Earthstone expects to have a 4.94% working interest in the well. Finally, Brigham has indicated that they plan to drill seven more wells, in addition to these three, by calendar year-end; approximately one per month. The Company's interest in each of these additional wells will be determined by the actual drilling spacing unit assigned to each well which is unknown at this time.
"This is great news," commented Ray Singleton, President of Earthstone. "And, it doesn't hurt that this is Brigham. With Brigham finally jumping into the Banks area, it is much more likely that we will meet, or exceed, our capital expenditure deployment goals this year and see a resulting positive impact on our production levels. The Company continues to pursue its strategy of drilling non-operated horizontal Bakken wells along with the acquisition of producing properties in the Montana and North Dakota portions of the Williston basin. The next few months should be exciting. With a number of efforts both underway and in the planning process, we anticipate increasing the Company's production and profitability in the coming year."
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Syria and Lebanon like most Arab nations are inventions of European colonialist. These fabricated nations have no basis in history and were made with no consideration of ethnic divisions and historical ownership. This is why the Arab nations are failing. They are false nations invented by European powers and led for decades by dictators through brutal force and terror. Syria needs to be broken up into multiple states, as does Lebanon, Jordan, and Iraq. That is the only thing that will bring peace to these faux nations.
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The SSA began assembling digital death data in 2002, reimbursing states $2.80 for each record. Despite those reimbursements, 20 states do not participate in reporting the deaths directly to the central database, and instead report via other channels, either manually or electronically, Kelly Croft, deputy commissioner for systems at the SSA, told the Senate Homeland Security Committee's Federal Financial Management Subcommittee May 25.
The panel examined the Obama administration's recent effort to reduce the estimated $125 billion in improper federal payments annually. Those consist of payments made to the wrong party, for the wrong reason, in the wrong amount or with wrong or missing documentation. The White House has identified federal improper payments totaling $180 million made to dead people in fiscal 2009.
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Electronic reporting through the central database generally takes five days, while other processes take much longer, Croft said. SSA publishes about 48,000 new death records a week and distributes the information to state and federal agencies. The agency claims an accuracy rate of more than 99 percent for its 92 million death records on file.
Croft pointed to state financial budget shortfalls as the likely cause for the gaps in electronic reporting, and noted that increases in federal grants to states may be needed to make the death record database comprehensive for all 50 states.
Also at the hearing, Daniel Werfel, acting controller for the Office of Management and Budget, and Richard Gregg, fiscal assistant secretary for the Treasury Department, detailed recent administration efforts to reduce improper payments by $160 billion over 10 years.
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Ron Paul's near tie at Ames Straw Poll ignored by Sky News UK
Submitted by Swifty on Sun, 08/14/2011 - 13:21More blatant manipulation from the media, this time in the UK.
It was the same on the BBC but I did not have a chance to record the report.
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I was listenning to the BBC last night and they completely ignored Ron Paul. It was all WarBachman...as if she had won by a landslide...they talked about Pointy Perry and ended the charade by saying that MittWitt is still the darling of the big republicon establishment and still the real front runner and the man to beat.
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Yes it is indeed global. The
Yes it is indeed global. The establishment has won all over the world. USA is the last frontier for freedom.
In Europe there is no liberty movement. They don't even know they need one. All are so brainwashed they think they are free.
"None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free", Goethe.
UN, Nato, IMF and all the rest are establishment organizations. Media is owned by the establishment. None of them want to put the idea of freedom back into the heads of people. That's why we are being ignored, not only in USA but all over the world.
But people are waking up. They may not know exactly what the problem is, but they are not taking it anymore. They know the system is rigged. Look at London, Israel, most of the Middle East, Spain, Greece, Ireland, Iceland. The list goes on and on.
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Blatant indeed.
Oh boy, how much longer can they continue with this disgusting behaviour?
Rupert Murdoch HATES Ron Paul!
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Quoting Hurricanes101:2010 IMO will be exactly the same as 2008 in terms of numbers. |
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 4:46 PM GMT on July 08, 2010
Hello everybody, this is Senior Meteorologist Shaun Tanner writing Dr. Masters' blog while he is on vacation.
Tropical Depression Two formed overnight in the northern Bay of Campeche and is now making landfall along the extreme south coast of Texas. A hurricane hunter was sent into the system and found a low-level circulation. While there are some reports of tropical storm strength winds in the squalls of the system, there is just not enough evidence to upgrade the storm to tropical storm strength before landfall.
The satellite representation of the depression is quite impressive as half of the depression is now over landfall. Brownsville radar currently is showing the effects of the depression with heavy rain and thunderstorms through much of southern Texas.
The biggest lingering effect from the depression will be to prolong the devastating flooding that has been ongoing in southern Texas and northeast Mexico. Not including the rain that will fall due to the depression, over the past 7 days, the area near Houston has received over 10 inches of rain, while some inland areas of Texas has received over 4 inches of rain. The problem gets worse in the Mexican state of Coahuila near the Texas border has received upwards of 20 inches of rain in the past 7 days due to substantial moisture pouring into the area.
This surging watershed has caused massive flooding throughout the region, with the area near Laredo, Texas and Nuevo Laredo, Mexico being the hardest hit. The flooding has caused the major border crossing between those two cities to be closed as the Rio Grande surged and threatened to top the crossing's bridge. A contingent of Mexican officials, including the mayor of Piedras Negras, Coahuila, touring the flooding damage in an airplane crashed Wednesday, killing all six onboard. Evacuations on both sides of the border has forced tens of thousands of people out of their homes, while over 100,000 people were without water service. The flooding problem is extra dangerous because swollen dams had to release some of their water downstream into areas that towns that have already been swamped. It was even reported that one of these releases by the National Water Commission of Mexico was the largest emergency water release in the country.
Needless to say, the rain from Tropical Depression Two will only further the flooding problems in southern Texas and northeast Mexico. Figure 3 shows the severe map and the greens represent Flood Watches and Warnings. You can see almost the entire states of Texas and Oklahoma are under these watches and warnings in anticipation of several inches of rain from the remnants of Tropical Depression Two.
Figure 1. Satellite loop of Tropical Depression Two.
Figure 2. Storm-centered radar as depression makes landfall.
Figure 3. Severe map.
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Quoting Hurricanes101:2010 IMO will be exactly the same as 2008 in terms of numbers. |
Quoting kuppenskup: Especially when maps are being put on here every week showing similarities in conditions between 2005 and 2010 on a certain date. If someone wants to put maps on here showing a comparison, I see nothing wrong with showing the number of systems to date in each year. |
Quoting KoritheMan: Thanks |
Reference to the A Whale in the Gulf "Louisiana Ingenuity" in CNN article. "As with any new tool, adaptations are necessary to make it more effective. You learn as you work. We have already made mechanical and operational changes designed to adapt to the conditions we found in the Gulf. We designed, fabricated and installed an innovative new system of conduits to direct oily water from the vessel's intake jaws to its tanks. This system was fabricated by one of the most experienced regional marine repair hands, the Buck Kreihs shop from right here in New Orleans. In short, one of the most sophisticated cargo ships built by Hyundai in South Korea was adapted to the oily waters of the Gulf by Louisiana ingenuity." said Grantham. |
July 8th 1995 2 named storms 1 hurricane 0 major hurricanes Next storm formed on July 12th Season ended with 19 named storms July 8th 1998 0 named storms 0 hurricanes 0 major hurricanes 1st storm formed on July 27th Season ended with 14 named storms July 9th 2004 0 named storms 0 hurricanes 0 major hurricanes 1st storm formed on July 31st Season ended with 15 named storms July 8th 2007 2 named storms 0 hurricanes 0 major hurricanes Next storm formed on July 31st Season ended with 15 named storms July 8th 2008 2 named storms 1 hurricane 1 major hurricane Next storm formed on July 18th Season ended with 16 named storms |
...me neither |
Quoting tkeith: eye sore don't. |
i hope this slow period lasts until August so BP can "get it done" from a cnn article titled "relief well drilling ahead of schedule": "After several days of rough seas, improved weather Thursday was allowing oil skimmers to restart their cleanup efforts in the Gulf, said Allen. He added that forecasters expected good weather for the next seven to 10 days, and he hoped to make significant progress in the operation during "a weather window that we may not see again this summer." read full artice at http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/07/08/gulf.oil.disaster/index.html?hpt=T2 |
Quoting cloudy0day: surface winds can be looked at using ASCAT analysis - this is a satellite product that does 2 passes a day. For mid and high level flow, the maps for different pressures indicate what different levels. Ie 500mb chart is higher than a 700mb chart. |
Quoting kuppenskup: Agreed. Thanks, Ike. Always good to know where we stand and when comparatively, imo. Oh, yeah, that danged Dennis! Trouble, trouble. |
Quoting cloudy0day: Water vapor animations are good for detecting the mid- to upper-levels of the atmosphere. You can also use CIMSS's vorticity analysis of various atmospheric heights (850 mb, 700 mb, 500 mb, and 200 mb). |
Quoting KarenRei: Only way I know of are soundings. |
Just saw National News, BP says they will have the oil stopped by the end of this month, problem is finding anyone that will believe them. |
Quoting weathermancer:BP says with no storm interuptions...end of July. You believe em? |
then why not compare to other seasons and not just 2005? I have yet to see the comparisons to 1995, 1998, 2004, 2007 or 2008 in terms of what storms we had on July 8th maybe I should do that now, brb |
Question if you have patience for a beginner… what do you use to tell if a spin is an upper or lower level feature? I'm watching the little spin on the northeast side of the Yucatan, just for learning, to distinguish what layer I'm seeing. |
Quoting weathermancer: Last I heard it's still early August, assuming weather permits. |
Anyone know how to get upper atmospheric temperatures (say, 200mb)? After all, it's not really the SSTs that matter, but the difference between the surface temperature and that of the upper atmosphere, and I've seen comments from Dr. Masters before about systems developing faster or slower than would be expected due to this. |
aspectre "Comparisons of...[SeaSurfaceTemperatures, TropicalCyclonePotential, and plus26degreeDepth charts]" 436 atmoaggie "Really wish you would toss in a "we don't, however, know what the 2005 data would be using the current algorithm" or some such caveat..." Sorry, meant to hit Preview for a personal "side-by-side" view, and hit Post by mistake. As for your caveat, I'd just assumed that it was a given... ...and that the AtlanticOceanographic&MeteorologicalLaboratory would do its best to make such charts comparable between years. |
Quoting Hurricanes101: Yeah but it's just a comparison. We're not saying it's going to be that active but it's always interesting to know where we stand as compared to other active years. |
Any word when the relief wells will be ready for the GOM ? |
I think it is very important to note that the comparisons to 2005 were solely meant in terms of the possible conditions Never have I heard anyone say or even imply we could get 28 storms; most of the predictions have been between 16-23 which is still very likely To show the numbers now on July 8th is kind of silly really; when about what 5% of all storms have formed before this date even in above-average seasons by that logic we would still have 20 named storms |
Current GFS wich is still running is persistent with the formation of a Cape Verde system as soon as 78hrs I guess the area it develops is the area in Mid Africa |
Quoting Dakster: Three days this buzz saw started.... |
Quoting IKE: I don't foresee things getting truly active (as in, back to back storms) until two to three weeks. Alas, I think we are entering into a quiet period. Probably our only real break between now and October. Even 2005 had such periods. |
That is quite a difference IKE! |
Before I go im noticing showers & thunderstorms have increased in association with the tropical wave midway between Africa and the Winward Islands. Also what's up with that spin off the Carolinas? Any updates? |
There could still be some CyberPolice out there, trying to undermine science in the wake of AGW. |
Quoting kuppenskup: lol. |
Comparisons between July 8th, 2005.... 4 named systems 2 hurricanes 1 major cane(as a matter of fact, Dennis was a 150 mph buzz saw 5 years ago today) July 8th, 2010.... 1 named system 1 hurricane 0 major canes |
Quoting hydrus:Same thing. Official designation is "AL02" or "02L" in all records, now. |
It's the Cyclonic Dog Days. When everything slows down to a hot steamy crawl... even with weather systems. |
Quoting USSINS:I am highly certain that there is a great deal that everyone, including myself, does not know. |
Quoting IKE: Thanks for the update. I'll go back to my homework now. See yeah! |
Quoting MiamiHurricanes09:I thought it was T.D.2? |
Quoting atmoaggie: You're exactly right. How dare he bring logic to the blog?! |
Quoting weathermancer: What I've been reading isn't sarcasm, just bad information. |
Quoting kuppenskup: Yes and it could last for awhile from what I've seen on the models. |
Quoting atmoaggie: LOL, Atmo. I'm barely smart enough to know that there's a great deal I don't know. But, of a few things I am highly certain. ;P |
Quoting aspectre: Really wish you would toss in a "we don't, however, know what the 2005 data would be using the current algorithm" or some such caveat... |
Quoting USSINS: I found that there is allot of sarcastic mis-information... usually due to failed attempts at humor. lol |
Quoting tropicfreak: I remember that day, heck I remember I woke up to this clip on TWC. One of the most chaotic days of my life I will admit being in the eyewall. |
Quoting USSINS:??? I thought we were all right, all the time. Even when in complete opposition to each other... |
Sorry, meant to hit PreviewComment instead of PostComment |
Just saw this... If the sounding from corpus this morning is accurate (as long as it lasted) would explain TD2's inability to get it together. Thin layer of very dry does not a TC make. |
Quoting IKE: Nice little break right? The calm before the Storms! |
Reading some info here today I cannot agree with at all, period. Folks, follow the NHC. I don't always agree with them either, but rest assured they are the authority, best info by far. We've got some good, smart folks here, but they are not always right, and do not know it all. And, certainly, neither do I, but I do a know a few things. Some of what I've read on the last couple of pages simply doesn't fly, period. |
Quoting kuppenskup: Nope. Next TWO should say....TROPICAL STORM FORMATION IS NOT EXPECTED IN THE NEXT 48 HOURS:) Ah yeah....nice and quiet. |
Hey all-Any activity out there besides TD # 2? |
Looks like Cdn. Maritimes will get the remains of L2 and the ULL being pulled north-east into the advancing trough this weekend. Need the rain here. |


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What would it look like if we took global warming seriously?
About a quarter of our emissions come from transport
The publication today of the latest IPCC report on the projected impacts of a warming world is the latest in a long line of wake-up calls. Last November's report on the physical science of climate change made clear that we are currently following the scenario with the highest risk - and we need to make a break with business as usual if we are to avoid the worst impacts. So what would it look like if we took climate change seriously and acted to keep global warming below 2C?
Professor Kevin Anderson, deputy director of the Tyndall Centre – the UK's leading climate policy research unit involving the collaboration of eight different universities – says that if we followed the science through and honoured the commitments we've made internationally, the EU would need to double its projected emissions cuts by 2030 – from 40 per cent to 80 per cent. This would mean revising the targets in the UK's Climate Change Act and starting to make at least 10 per cent annual cuts in our greenhouse gas emissions immediately.
"The window for action is extremely tight. We need to radically reduce our energy consumption from now out to 2025 and at the same time very rapidly roll out a Marshall Plan for a low carbon energy supply. Those two things have to go hand in hand." Instead of tinkering around with policies that make small changes, we would need bold action in key areas such as buildings and transport, requiring courage on the part of politicians and changes to how we live our lives.
"We're on the cusp of having to take note of what is evidently happening around us but we're still very reluctant to leave a political mindset that says we can deliver the changes using a bit of a carbon price, a few adverts trying to incentivise people to do things, and some carbon labelling. We still expect those types of piecemeal, ad-hoc mechanisms to deliver the sort of changes that are necessary and yet we know now in 2014 that they simply won't work."
So what do we need to do to make such radical cuts? Last December the Tyndall Centre organised a conference at the Royal Society looking at precisely this question and researchers at the Centre for Alternative Technology have been refining a plan for a "Zero Carbon Britain" by 2030 for some years. It takes time to put low carbon energy infrastructure in place. If we need to start making substantial cuts straightaway we have to cut energy consumption. Two of our biggest sources of emissions are the energy we use at home and the transport we use.
We know how to build new homes – known as "passive houses" – that require very little heating, but our main focus needs to be on the millions of homes already in existence. "We have a low demolition rate," Anderson explains, "so what's important is to retrofit these existing properties to very high standards, to make them low energy consumption and also resilient to a changing climate."
"It will be expensive," Anderson admits, "but it will eliminate fuel poverty, improve health, provide a huge amount of low and semi-skilled labour, improve our energy security and put a huge amount of money back into the economy."
About a quarter of our emissions come from transport. "Private cars represent a very high proportion of UK emissions," continues Anderson. "The average car in the UK will be emitting about 168 grams of carbon dioxide per kilometre. Yet we are selling 322 models at the forecourt that are below 100 g/km. The natural retirement rate of cars will deliver a 30-50 per cent reduction in emissions within ten years if we put a standard of 100 g/km in place. And we can do that using existing cars sold at no price premium." More efficient cars will mean cleaner air and a healthier population, as will encouraging a shift to public transport, cycling, walking and avoiding unnecessary journeys.
As with cars, there are big efficiency gains waiting to be had in our electrical appliances. "An A++ fridge uses 85 per cent less energy than an A rated fridge. So why are we selling A rated fridges? Why are we selling Bs, Cs and Ds? We should not be using a labelling scheme we should simply be using a minimum efficiency standard. And we can do this for all the major appliances."
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Cutting the carbon will impact on rich and poor differently. While super-insulating old homes will help the millions of people who are in fuel poverty, it's the wealthier amongst us who have the biggest scope for reducing our carbon footprints and who will need to make the biggest adjustments suggests Anderson. "People like myself would fly much less, we would be driving smaller, less powerful cars, and driving less distance. Some of us would see that as a reduction in our quality of life, but a lot of things we really value in our lives – time with our friends and our families, living a good life – are not innately high-carbon consuming activities."
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Come on, Taio Cruz. Mix it up a bit, will you? We mean SURE, we like girls and cars as much as the next man (unless the next man is Lil Wayne – that guy likes girls and cars more than we like the cold side of the pillow on a hungover Sunday morning or playing Monopoly in front of an open fire when it's cold and wet outside), but it's all a bit 'been there, done that, got the T-shirt, worn the T-shirt, realised the T-shirt is ill-fitting and shit, given the T-shirt to a charity shop, bought a few books from the charity shop while you're in there, just 50p each, what a bargain'. Y'KNOW?
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You'll remember how much we admired Kelly Rowland for bringing an elephant on board and Skream for featuring a dancing robot, so maybe Taio should take a leaf out of their book for his next video. He could cycle to the local park and feed the ducks some bread that's just beyond the 'ooh it's a bit past it's best but still okay for toasting' stage and then stop off at his Nan's for a game of Scrabble and a hot chocolate on the way home.
Orrrrrrrr he could just get some really expensive cars and some girls in brilliant shape and stand there wearing sunglasses.
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what part don't you think i understand, if you own 5000 shares you are getting 250 + 250 more, thus you have 500 shares, so right now my 5000 shares are worth $4,500, so if the conversion happenned today the stock price would be $9, or are you saying i should be doing this math using 250 shares as my base which would give us a price of $18
INSP (Infospace) did R/S late 2002...We all remember the wash out in tech then.It was below $2.00.$48.00 plus today with strong business model and plently marketshare..Corvis/Broadwing 1bil revs and more.63 mil outstanding shares?The R/S is more than added in this companies stock price.....R/S is to cut the dilution.Has nothing to do with company balance sheet or performance...........1 for 1 for existing shareholders is telling you....all is good.Patience here........don't be stupid.This will send the stock up...Probably close even or higher after the retail shake.My guess is an uptick after 1:30 today if Naz stays green...eom
Initially, on October 8, it is not a question of WORTH, it is a question of PRICE. 92 CENTS mutiplied by 20 for 1 = $18.40 share.Granted, BWNG will immediately double the number of shares, but THE MARKET will have the discretion of DETERMINING WORTH and adjusting down, not your 10 for 1 math of simply adjusting it down for the market.THE MARKET will decide, and there will be substantially more potential buyers considering that many mutual funds will no longer be prohibited from buying the stock based on its old (Current) price. Potentially, there are a number of mutual fund managers that like the direction of Corvis-Broadwing that are currently prohibited from buying the stock now. However, these managers may see the potential and will be able to invest in the ONLY NATIONWIDE ALL-OPTICAL NETWORK and that also manufactures ITS OWN ALL-OPTICAL EQUIPMENT and is NOT OVER-VALUED, if anything VASTLY UNDER-VALUED by Benjamin Graham value metrics!Good luck to all longs who act like longs!


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TJ fron axle swap???
Well drug my pore TJ back from the dealer. The front axle is trashed. The barrings are flat, and it spun races. So I need to change the hole front axle. As I am not on a tight leash in the $ department what are my options? Meaning what front axles will fit? It has the 4.10 gears. I found a Comanche front axle with 4.10s and some one told me it would fit. But I am not sure. Only found one Wrangler front axle in the salvage yards around hear and they wanted $1,200! Thanks for any input!
Comanchee and Cherokees share the same front axle as TJ's. So yes, the sway would fit. The only issue is that some had a Center Axle Disconnect that TJ's never did meaning that the passenger side shaft is a 2-piece.
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Can't rebuild mine. The bearings welded and spun the races in the housing. So there is no way of putting in new races. Just my luck! Any way to tell if the axles have the center disconnect by looking at them?
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You should look for a high pinion cherokee axle. It will bolt in place but you will probably need a gear change. Look for one with the gear set you want for the size tires you have and regear the rear to match!
Thanks for the info and pic! Found a high pinion Cherokee axle. So I would have to have it changed over to 4.10 if I go that direction. Do you need to change anything on the drive shaft for the high pinion axles? Thanks!
Any one know if a Grand Cherokee Front axle will fit also? Was not shure if they were wider or not. Found a realy nice low miles one for realy cheep. Thanks!
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The exhibition and demonstration was a tribute to the Padma Bhushan-winning artist who achieve international acclaim through line drawing.
A total of eight members of the Chavadi produced nearly 100 drawings – depicting the landscapes of the coast and the culture of Tulu Nadu – were kept on display.
"We have all been inspired by Mr. Hebbar to take up line art. In his simple lines and strokes, he brought out fascinating subjects. And this is a way of passing on this knowledge to the next generation. With more emphasis on water colours and oil painting, the number of practitioners of line drawing is reducing," said Dinesh Holla, artist and a member of the chavadi.