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Here is my preview http://news.profootballspot.com/_/nfl/n ... atch-r1097
The rematch that nobody is clamoring for takes place this Sunday. After last year's incredible playoff game, this game was expected to be a showdown. Now it's hard to promote this as a game that non-Atlanta or non-Seattle fans should watch. This year has been a complete debacle for Atlanta, while Seattle is consistently winning. I can only say consistently winning because Seattle has looked vulnerable the past two weeks. The offensive line issues are glaring and Russell Wilson doesn't really have any dependable options to throw to.
That might be the only appealing part to this game is that Seattle has looked vulnerable these past two weeks and Atlanta will be home. Could we see Seattle finally crack? They will be playing against a top quarterback, which they haven't seen in the past few weeks. Matt Ryan has been heavily criticized for the past two weeks, but it's hard to win when you only have two players in Tony Gonzalez and Harry Douglas making plays. The difference between Wilson protecting the ball over Ryan is not only his scrambling ability, but having the benefit of a consistent running game. Wilson isn't being pressed to throw over 30 times a game like Ryan has in recent weeks.
Thankfully for Ryan, he'll be getting one of his favorite receivers back in Roddy White. For the first time all year, we will hopefully get to see a healthy Roddy White. It'll be interesting to see how he's utilized since Seattle has the best secondary in the league. I'll get more into that topic later in the article. As crazy as it sounds, Atlanta could give Seattle problems and push them to the brink in this one. The score in the loss to Carolina was inflated; due to Ryan's pick six near the end. The game was competitive for the majority of the game and Atlanta actually played pretty well. For their sake, they better bring it for 60 minutes and not 45 minutes.
Force third and longs
The best way to beat a team that is struggling to throw the football is by forcing them to complete third and longs. In those situations, Russell Wilson will most likely have to throw to one of his receivers which will bode well for Atlanta. It will also benefit Atlanta because Seattle's offensive line has allowed 27 sacks this year. Even though Atlanta's pass rush has been non-existent at times, Mike Nolan has enough blitz schemes that can give quarterbacks nightmares. They didn't use that enough against them last year and I'm sure Nolan regrets that very much.
The big task in forcing these third and longs will be stopping Marshawn Lynch. That could be an even bigger task, if Corey Peters isn't able to play. He went down with a knee injury against Carolina, after having another productive game. After going through some issues with injuries and not getting enough of a consistent push earlier in his career, he has really shined this year for Atlanta. He's become one of the few consistent defensive players on their young defense.
Peria Jerry has improved this year, but he isn't someone you want to see having 30 to 35 snaps a game. Peters would be a big loss for Atlanta, especially going up against a top rushing attack like Seattle. Star linebacker Sean Weatherspoon is back to practice, but he won't be available to play until next week. Atlanta's front seven will need to keep Lynch from getting to the second level in order to force these third and longs.
I don't expect Wilson to have the same success like he had last year in the playoffs against Atlanta. John Abraham was injured and there weren't many options at defensive end. This year the line is relatively healthy minus Peters, while Seattle won't have top left tackle Russell Okung. Atlanta's secondary has also improved with rookies Desmond Trufant and Robert Alford making strides every week. They aren't the liability that Dunta Robinson was in coverage. This is a different Atlanta defense and fans should have much more faith in stopping the pass than stopping the run in this one. If they can contain Lynch, then that should create better opportunities to either get off the field or force turnovers on third down.
White vs. Sherman II
This is quietly one of the most exciting individual rivalries in football. When a team you watch on a weekly basis is at 2-6, you need to find some storyline to look into. Who can forget the trash talk between both players before and after the playoff game? It's hard to choose a side because both players are top level players. It's a shame that Sherman has to be somewhat delusional when it comes to talking about White. I'm a fan of Sherman's trash talk, because he's right most of the time. He is the best cornerback in football and one of the top contenders for defensive player of the year.
What I don't agree with is how he completely discounts White's talent and says things like that "they have to hide him in order for him to make plays". I don't think you can have 1200 receiving yards in the NFL for six straight years by being a decoy. Sherman hasn't been in the league very long, but he needs to do some research and realize White carried the passing attack for the most part from 2007 to 2010. Besides last year, White was the clear number one receiver in Atlanta. Even when Julio Jones came in 2011, he went through tough phases of drops and injuries. There were games where White had to carry the load, which includes 2012 as well. How Sherman says he doesn't see him as a challenge makes me believe that he's either bitter about last year or somewhat delusional.
As for the touchdown catch White had last year in the playoffs, you can make the argument that Kam Chancellor was late in picking up his assignment. In the end, Sherman fell and was equally responsible for allowing that touchdown. He fell on his face and played his part in why Seattle didn't play in the NFC championship. That's only a slight knock, because Sherman was just about flawless in that game. He made Ryan pay almost every time they threw his way.
I'm not expecting White to have a big game by any means. Sherman will probably win the one on one matchup for the most part. It just seems wrong to discredit what White has done in the NFL. He may not be the imposing athletic freak that Jones is, but he makes plays when called upon.
Sherman is playing on an elite level right now, while White may start to decline. This is still a fun matchup regardless of what anyone's opinion is of both players. We will see physical play between both players and will see if Sherman can back up his talk. Even though they might move White around a bit, you'll see plenty of snaps featuring those two players battling each other.
A possible revival in the running game
Speaking of matchups that favor Atlanta, we could see Atlanta push Steven Jackson for more carries. Jackson actually had a solid game against Carolina averaging over four yards per carry through 13 attempts for 57 yards. He showed some burst, along with making Mike Mitchell pay a couple of times for trying to shoulder tackle him. Jackson is still a load to tackle and you need to tackle low using your arm, if you want bring him down in the open field alone.
Seattle is 19th against the run, which could mean a possible breakout game. We saw last year in the playoffs how much success Atlanta had in running the ball. That was partially because Chris Clemons wasn't playing due to a torn ACL. With Michael Bennett being added, you would expect better-run defense. So far it hasn't been the case and Seattle's defense has look fatigued at times. If the offense were more effective, then the defense would be on the field so much.
The best way to run on Seattle is by pounding it through the middle. They are too athletic and cover too much space on the outside. Bobby Wagner is usually all over the field, while they play Bruce Irvin in the SAM role. If they can pound the ball with Jackson and mix it up with Rodgers, they'll avoid getting into the dreaded third and longs against Seattle's defense. You want to avoid throwing in a must-pass situation as much as possible against a defense of this caliber. That's why it'll be so essential to run the ball effectively. These are the games, where Steven Jackson will earn his money.
What makes them so special?
This is a new element to the preview, where I break down something that isn't getting enough praise and has really impressed me. When people talk about Seattle, they obviously talk about Russell Wilson, the running game, and how their secondary is easily the best unit in the league. I'm still waiting to see when the pass rush will get more praise. I'm not sure if they can invest in both Cliff Avril and Michael Bennett in 2014, but they've made this unit almost impossible to stop.
Bennett is so versatile and reminds me of a young Justin Tuck. He's just as good as a pass rusher as Tuck once was, along with being able to move into the interior on passing downs and be just as effective. When Bennett is paired next to Red Bryant on early downs, it's best for teams to run to the opposite side. Avril is an athletic freak similar to Bruce Irvin, except he's more of a natural defensive end. Avril has one of the quickest jumps off the line in the NFL and can give offensive line fits, when he times his jumps correctly. Seattle needs someone as explosive as Avril, but also someone that is big enough to play on early downs. With Avril's arrival, they can take Bruce Irvin off the line due to being too undersized.
With the emergence of Clinton McDonald on the interior, it has given the defensive line even more depth. This is a deep talented unit full of players, who have proven to be a handful for offensive lineman.
They provide so much for speed on the edges, along with effective stunt schemes. They get players like Avril fresh on third downs, where they know that the quarterback won't be back there for long. Defensive coordinator Dan Quinn has each lineman playing the right amount of snaps and has kept opposing offenses guessing.
Roddy White's health played a major factor into this prediction. If he wasn't going to play, it be hard pressed for the Falcons to even score a touchdown in this game. Their receivers would be overmatched against Seattle's secondary. With White playing, it gives Ryan one of his top weapons back and someone that he can rely on. They like to move him around a lot, so we could see him matched with Brandon Browner if he isn't having success on "Sherman Island".
I'm expecting to be much closer than some expect. Until Percy Harvin and Russell Okung are healthy, Seattle's offense is going to go struggle like it has at times this year. The offense isn't as explosive as it once was, due to protection issues and the lack of playmakers at the wide receiver position. Also this is a game, where Seattle is playing at east coast time, which could lead to a slow start. In the end, Seattle's defense is too good and they will give Seattle's offensive enough chances to win. I'm expecting this to be a repeat of last year's playoff game, except that the Seahawks will win by a game winning field goal by the score of 23-20.
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Emmitt wrote:I'm expecting to be much closer than some expect. Until Percy Harvin and Russell Okung are healthy, Seattle's offense is going to go struggle like it has at times this year. The offense isn't as explosive as it once was, due to protection issues and the lack of playmakers at the wide receiver position. Also this is a game, where Seattle is playing at east coast time, which could lead to a slow start. In the end, Seattle's defense is too good and they will give Seattle's offensive enough chances to win. I'm expecting this to be a repeat of last year's playoff game, except that the Seahawks will win by a game winning field goal by the score of 23-20.
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Newfield Provides Operational Update
Monday, April 26, 2010
Newfield Provides Operational Update16:01 EDT Monday, April 26, 2010- Company emphasizing oil plays, reducing planned gas development wells - $700 million, 45%, of 2010 capital investments now directed to oil projects - 2010 domestic oil production expected to grow 20% over 2009 - Company guides to upper half of 2010 production guidance due to higher oil volumesHOUSTON, April 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Newfield Exploration Company (NYSE: NFX) today provided a detailed update on operations in its core operating regions. The update precedes the announcement of the Company's first quarter of 2010 financial results planned for after-market close on April 27. A conference call is planned for 7:30 a.m. CDT on April 28, 2010. To participate in the call, dial 719-457-2731 or listen through the investor relations section of the website at http://www.newfield.com.Newfield began allocating additional capital to oil projects in its portfolio in the second half of 2009. With the continued spread between crude oil and natural gas prices, the Company is today allocating additional capital to its ongoing oil activities in the Uinta and Williston Basins. Newfield now expects to invest approximately $700 million in oil projects in 2010, or nearly 45% of its total budget. This is a shift of capital investments to oil of approximately $200 million since the beginning of the year budget. At current oil prices, Newfield's growing crude oil volumes are expected to account for about 60% of 2010 revenues. The re-allocation of the 2010 budget will have no impact on total capital investments, which remain at $1.6 billion. As a result of the re-allocation in capital expenditures, the Company's 2010 domestic crude oil production is expected to increase throughout the remainder of the year and grow approximately 20% over 2009 levels. Total Company oil production is expected to be approximately 8% above 2009 oil production. Spending reductions in planned gas development programs will offset new oil investments.For the full year 2010, Newfield expects that its production will be in the upper half of its production guidance of 278 ? 288 Bcfe, representing an expected increase of at least 10% over 2009 volumes. A planned reduction in natural gas volumes in the second half of 2010 should be more than offset by our growing crude oil volumes."We are reaping the benefits of our high-quality, diverse portfolio, built throughout the last decade," said Lee K. Boothby, Newfield President and CEO. "We have growing oil volumes... coming from 'real' oil projects that we can make increased investments in today to provide superior returns for our shareholders. Because our large natural gas developments are substantially held by production, we have tremendous flexibility in our capital allocation choices. For the full year, we expect that our total Company production will be in the upper half of our original guidance, or a minimum of 10% growth over 2009. Our investments in oil projects in 2010 will have a positive impact on our 2011 oil production, as well."Uinta BasinMonument Butte Field Area ? Gross oil production from the Monument Butte field area reached record production of 19,900 BOPD in April 2010. This compares to year-end 2009 gross production of about 17,000 BOPD. With improved well performance, a re-allocation of rigs within the field and an increase in the number of development wells planned for 2010, Newfield now expects that its Monument Butte production will grow more than 20% in 2010 (previous guidance, issued in Feb. 2010, was for 15% growth). The Company has firm sales agreements in place on 100% of 2010's estimated oil volumes and approximately 85% of 2011's estimated oil volumes.The increased oil production guidance results from drilling efficiencies and higher initial production rates from recent wells. Newfield drilling personnel continue to optimize performance and recently set a drilling record (rig-release to rig-release) of 3.5 days. This compares to a 2009 average of 5.5 days and an average of approximately 6.5 days when Newfield acquired the field in 2004. Our year-to-date performance is 4.5 days. Due to these efficiency gains, the Company has increased its planned number of development wells in 2010 to more than 350 wells, up from 275 at the beginning of the year. The increased number of planned development wells will have a significant impact on 2011 oil volumes from Monument Butte. Field production is expected to exit 2010 at approximately 25,000 BOPD gross.Newfield added two operated rigs in the field in late 2009 and is today running five rigs. The Monument Butte field area covers approximately 180,000 net acres. Based on the continued strength in demand for Black Wax crude, Newfield may continue to add additional rigs in the field.Newfield has drilled more than 125 wells to date on the Ute Tribal acreage, an area covering 63,000 net acres north and adjacent to Monument Butte. The results continue to exceed expectations. Newfield has drilled significant step out wells throughout the acreage and estimates that more than 1,000 development locations exist on the acreage at 40-acre spacing. Newfield's working interest on the Ute Tribal acreage is approximately 70%. In total, Newfield estimates that approximately 4,700 development drilling locations remain in the Monument Butte field area. There are more than 1,350 producing wells in the Monument Butte field where development drilling is currently underway on 20-acre spacing. Williston BasinThe Company's recent results in the Williston Basin continue to benefit from drilling and completion optimizations. Newfield increased its operated rig count from one to three in early 2010. Two of the rigs are drilling in the Company's core development areas along the Nesson Anticline (Westberg and Lost Bear). The Company expects that its Williston Basin production will increase more than 40% in 2010. Recent results include the highest initial production rates achieved by the Company to date in the Williston Basin.Well NameIP Rate(BOEPD)30-Day Avg.Prod. (BOEPD)FormationLateralLengthWorkingInterestClear Creek State 1-361,300502Bakken3,932'50%Arkadios 1-18H1,686457Sanish/TF4,079'79%Pittsburg 1-3H3,3711,200Sanish/TF4,143'33%Sand Creek Federal 1-21H3,5681,137Bakken4,182'53%Newfield has drilled 20 successful oil wells in the North Dakota portion of the Williston Basin since entering the region in late 2007. The planned 2010 program will consist of development drilling along the Nesson (Westberg and Lost Bear areas) as well as continued assessment of areas west of the Nesson. Newfield may elect to add an additional rig in the Williston Basin.Newfield has approximately 400,000 net acres in the Williston Basin. The total includes approximately 160,000 net acres in development and appraisal areas (Nesson Anticline and west of the Nesson) and approximately 240,000 net exploratory acres. Malaysia Oil DevelopmentsIn April 2010, Newfield's Malaysian operations set record gross production volumes of more than 45,000 BOPD, or more than 19,000 BOPD net. The recent increase is due to higher than planned production volumes from the operated developments at the East Belumut and Chermingat fields, located on shallow water block PM 323. Although Newfield had originally estimated that its Malaysian production would decline about 18% in 2010 due to natural declines, recent well performance should reduce the expected decline to less than half that amount.In mid-2009, Newfield accelerated the timing by six months on six planned development wells in the East Belumut field. The Company was able to drill a total of seven development wells during the time allotted for the rig. In addition, the seven wells were drilled within the original six-well budget. The wells had an average lateral length of more than 7,000' and boosted East Belumut field production to more than 24,000 BOPD gross. Ongoing international developments that will add future oil production include: West Belumut on PM 323 (first production October 2010), PM 329 (first production October 2011) and the Pearl development in the South China Sea (first production 2013).New Oil Plays Entering Assessment PhaseIn late 2009 and early 2010, Newfield added large operated acreage positions in two new oil plays ? the Southern Alberta Basin of northwestern Montana and the Eagle Ford Shale play in southwest Texas. Both of these new plays will be assessed in the second half of 2010.Southern Alberta Basin ? Newfield this week spud its first well in the Southern Alberta Basin where the Company has an operated interest in approximately 224,000 net acres in Glacier County, Montana. Prospective geologic formations included the Lodgepole, Middle Bakken, Three Forks and Nisku. Newfield plans to drill eight exploratory assessment wells in 2010.Eagle Ford Shale ? In early 2010, Newfield purchased a package of assets from TXCO Resources Inc. and now owns interests in more than 300,000 net acres in the Maverick Basin of southwest Texas with multiple geologic targets, including the Eagle Ford and Pearsall Shale plays. Newfield expects to drill about 20 wells in the Maverick Basin with a multi-rig exploratory program commencing in mid-2010.Natural Gas Developments"We have a great luxury in the fact that our foundational gas developments are held-by-production," said Boothby. "The Woodford and Granite Wash both are expected to grow 20% or more this year because of the momentum we had coming into 2010 and continued great results. Today, however, we are electing to slow the pace of our development drilling in the Woodford and plan to drop several rigs in the second half of this year. This is the right economic choice today ? to slow growth in gas plays. "However, it's important that we keep working hard to improve our drilling and completion performance in these gas plays. We are attaining great results in lowering our finding and development costs in the Woodford and the recent success of our 'super extended laterals' in the Woodford keeps this resource play competitive with all other domestic gas plays."Newfield's largest gas plays are the Granite Wash and Woodford Shale, both located in the Mid-Continent. Newfield recently set a production record in its Mid-Continent division of more than 550 MMcfe/d gross, or 345 MMcfe/d net. The Company's current production guidance allows for the option to defer natural gas completions in the second half of 2010.Granite Wash ? The Company's success in the Granite Wash play continues. Gross production in the first quarter of 2010 set an area record of nearly 180 MMcfe/d gross (nearly 110 MMcfe/d net). During 2009, Newfield drilled 19 horizontal wells in the Stiles Ranch field. The average initial production from the 19 wells drilled to date is approximately 18 MMcfe/d (24-hour rate). Five of the most recent seven wells were drilled in the Atoka formation, a known dry gas producer. The Atoka drilling program is being conducted to fully assess the field's potential. A table with the most recent wells follows. Well NameIP Rate(MMcfe/d)ProducingFormationLateralLengthWorkingInterestBritt 8-6H14.5Atoka4,300'66%Britt 7-12H20.1Atoka4,472'51%Thomas Britt 6-13H12.0Atoka3,795'100%Britt 7-11H15.1Atoka4,477'51%Huff Ranch 47-5H11.7Atoka4,300'58%Carr 1-2H*12.3Marmaton4,118'100%Lunsford 3-4H*15.0Marmaton4,202'100%* represents a previously untested area, approximately 8 miles west of Stiles RanchThe Company plans to continue running four operated rigs in the Granite Wash. The majority of the drilling program in the second half of the year is expected to focus on drilling development wells in the Marmaton formation. The Company's seven Marmaton wells drilled to date have included a significant condensate yield. The Carr and Lunsford wells (listed above) were drilled in the Briscoe area, located approximately eight miles west of Stiles Ranch. Prior to these recent wells, all of the Company's drilling to date had been conducted in the Stiles Ranch field. Newfield's interest in the play averages approximately 75%. Newfield expects to drill 20-25 wells in the play in 2010. The Company owns interests in approximately 40,000 net acres in the play.Woodford Shale ? Production in April 2010 set a record of approximately 345 MMcfe/d gross operated (nearly 210 MMcfe/d net). The production growth is attributable to increased completions in early 2010 and the results of "super extended laterals," or SXLs.Newfield continues to focus its efforts on drilling SXLs, or wells with a horizontal length greater than 5,000'. Newfield expects that its average Woodford lateral length in 2010 will be more than 6,000'. To date, the Company has drilled 14 SXLs with an average lateral length of approximately 9,000,' with average gross initial production (24-hour rate) of approximately 9 MMcfe/d. Three SXLs are in various stages of completion.The Company is currently running eight operated rigs in the Woodford. However, with the recent increase in capital allocated to oil projects, the operated rig count is expected to be reduced to 4-5 rigs in the second half of 2010. Despite the reduction in planned development wells and the re-allocation of capital to oil projects, Woodford production in 2010 is expected to increase approximately 20% in 2010 over 2009 levels (previous guidance, Feb. 2010, was 25% growth).Deepwater Gulf of Mexico ? Newfield's Sargent development commenced production in March 2010 and is on-line at approximately 38 MMcfe/d gross (outside operated, 25% interest). The Company has three additional deepwater developments underway in the Gulf of Mexico which are expected to provide significant future production growth. The current deepwater developments are Gladden (first production late 2010), and Dalmatian and Pyrenees (first production 2011).The Company is currently drilling two exploration wells in the deepwater Gulf ? Saluki (Operated, 50% working interest/35% cost interest, Garden Banks 425) and Axe (Non-operated, 23% working interest, DeSoto Canyon 4). The Company expects to participate in the drilling of 1-2 additional deepwater wells in 2010.Newfield Exploration Company is an independent crude oil and natural gas exploration and production company. The Company relies on a proven growth strategy of growing reserves through an active drilling program and select acquisitions. Newfield's domestic areas of operation include the Mid-Continent, the Rocky Mountains, onshore Texas and the Gulf of Mexico. The Company has international operations in Malaysia and China.**This release contains forward-looking information. All information other than historical facts included in this release, such as information regarding estimated capital expenditures, production and cost reductions, drilling and development plans and the timing of activities, is forward-looking information. Although Newfield believes that these expectations are reasonable, this information is based upon assumptions and anticipated results that are subject to numerous uncertainties and risks. Actual results may vary significantly from those anticipated due to many factors, including drilling results, oil and gas prices, industry conditions, the prices of goods and services, the availability of drilling rigs and other support services, the availability of refining capacity for the crude oil Newfield produces from its Monument Butte field in Utah, the availability and cost of capital resources, labor conditions and severe weather conditions (such as hurricanes). In addition, the drilling of oil and gas wells and the production of hydrocarbons are subject to governmental regulations and operating risks.For information, contact: Investor Relations: Steve Campbell (281) 847-6081Media Relations: Keith Schmidt (281) 674-2650Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Newfield Exploration CompanyFor further information: investors, Steve Campbell, +1-281-847-6081, or media, Keith Schmidt, +1-281-674-2650, both of Newfield Exploration Company, email@example.com


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Pareidolia and unless you made it yourself, you can't leave out the possibility the recording was faked. Researcher bias is a huge factor when perception plays a key role in the interpretation of evidence. It is not just RF ingress with EVPs but CODEC noise. The sampling rate of those little recorders is only fair. The analog to digital conversion introduces lots of low level noise.
Consider also that some people claim to hear this when they play Stairway To Heaven backwards. Go figure.
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We health test our dogs, we select the best mate for our girls and we select our breeding stock as puppies and raise them to our high standards! As you can clearly see here at Golden Beauties Driven to Doodles we truly care about our dogs and puppies and want to provide you with the best possible pet for your family! We are licensed and inspected by NYS; PD # 638 we are a preferred breeder ...
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Playful golden doodles available for adoption after Saturday, May 9th. Born on 3/8/15 and had their first vet check and shots. Both parents on site to meet and greet. We welcome home visits to meet us and our dogs. Mother is a cream poodle and Dad is an English Cream golden retriever. Puppies come with up to a two-year limited health guarantee and our puppy care package. Additional ...
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Adorable mini, medium and standard size F1b Goldendoodle Puppies. We are a New York State Licensed & Inspected in-home breeder, (we don't have kennels, our dogs live in our home and are a part of our family.) PD#899.Hypo-allergenic and non-shedding. We breed specifically for health and temperament. CKC registered. 2 year genetic Health Guarantee. Colors range from cream to reds,golds and ...
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Beautiful, playful goldendoodles, the extraordinary perfect family member. We are taking deposits for our adorable CKC registered Goldendoodle puppies. Our puppies have been vet checked, approved and given their first shots. They are low to non-shedding. The breed is known for having desirable traits such as its easy going nature and its love and ease of learning and training. Both ...
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We will be having our next litter of Black Goldendoodle puppies around Sept and I am taking deposits on them now. Mom is purebred AKC, CKC Golden Retriever and dad is purebred AKC standard chocolate poodle. They will be black in color and look like little curly bears. Her first litter was all black and sold very quickly so that is why I'm doing orders now so you can get your picks in to ...
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Mom is AKC golden retriever, 5 years old, and a petite 55lbs. Dad is a white AKC standard poodle, although quite small for the breed (50 lbs). Last year we had sugar doodles (white) and apricot doodles (red). Our one ...
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Two male goldendoodle puppies for sale. Goldendoodles are Sweet loving dogs that make wonderful companion and family dogs. Low shedding and hypoallergenic, first vaccinations and worming. Family raised and ready to to find a forever home with you and your family! $1,200 call 617-2429
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Digital Photograph - Display, Women on Farms Gathering, Yarram, 2003 Reg. No: MM 90666
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- Image taken at the 2003 Yarram Women on Farms Gathering. This image depicts a display that was created especially to advertise and promote the Gathering, as well as the region within which the Gathering was held. The central quilt was made by local Yarram Primary School students and Yarram Gathering committee member Diane Hennig in the months leading up to the Gathering. The handpainted cows to the right symbolise the importance of dairying to the Yarram region.
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- Colour Digital Photograph.
- Description Of Content:
- A display cabinet at the 2003 Yarram Women on Farms Gathering.
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- Donation from Museum Victoria, 2000
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|Yarram, South Gippsland, Victoria, Australia, 2003
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Formed from volunteers and assigned Jannisary forces, the Sangrian Training Company was a detached force from * "The Cerberus Command" assigned to act as a training force under contract with the Sangrian Government on System – Dumassas.
Led by Captain-Brevet Jerri Holden, she had taken her platoon of experienced security and line troopers along with a pair of "militia" platoons to train the government forces located in the national capital in combined-arms operations. Assisting her was Master Trooper Grant Burke "Sabre", whose professionalism assisted in fulfilling their contract. They were contracted for a complete year, as a Static Defense Mission (Cadre) Contract – Operation : "Show-and-Tell".
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The museum currently houses 15,000 pieces of pop culture, including props, movie costumes, action figures, Japanese anime figures, dolls and Hot Wheels cars.
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Carrington College
Welcome to Carrington College – The Starting Point for Health Care Careers.
With roots that date back more than 45 years, Carrington College has helped to shape the careers of tens of thousands of students as they prepare to enter health care professions. Part of DeVry Education Group, Carrington College operates 18 campuses across 8 Western states through a broad range of programs that lead to certificates of achievement or associate degrees in medical, dental, administrative and veterinary fields.
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Students, faculty, and administrative staff at Carrington College are encouraged to pursue and achieve their highest potential. We strive for excellence and quality in everything we do and instill in our students the same aspirations. In doing so, we're confident that our graduates will be prepared to begin working in the health care field and ready to meet the needs of patients.
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Hi, I'm Brandon. I'm working towards an accounting and business associates degree. In 2011 I completed a bachelors degree in kinesiology (exercise science). In my free time I like working out and enjoying the outdoors, and competing in events;I ran the Columbia Tower Stair Climb in March, completed my first marathon this past June, and have completed two mud runs (the Warrior Dash and Tough Mudder). I recently took up ice skating and plan to start archery in December. In my downtime I like reading, listening to music, and cooking.
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It looks like the area took a hit from the Sendang on December 17, 2011.
Unseen Sendang storm damage to the underwater areas of Dumaguete
Anyone have any more information on the area and the diving. I have a trip scheduled in about three weeks.
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Movement Fades To Save Monte Ne Tower Near Rogers
Posted: June 14, 2014 at 1:30 a.m.
ROGERS -- The push to save the last vestige of William "Coin" Harvey's resort at Monte Ne has run out of steam.
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• The Hotel Monte Ne had a ballroom, an indoor swimming pool, a two-story theater a bowling alley and a meeting room.
• Harvey built a lagoon and a series of canals in front of the hotel and imported a gondola from Italy.
• In 1902 he built a railroad spur from the St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad line to Monte Ne and began to bill the resort as the "only place in America where a gondola meets the trains."
• The resort's heyday had passed by the 1930.
• Much of the resort was razed. An amphitheater, the tower, which had served as a bridal suite, and the foundation of the Oklahoma Row, was all that remained of the luxury hotel when Beaver Lake was impounded in the 1960s.
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The Staybridge Suites Hotel is centrally located on Route 1 at the Shoppes at Brinton Lake, which offer a variety of shopping and dining options. We are minutes from Routes 202, 322 and I 95. The Staybridge Suites is short drive to West Chester, Kennett Square, Downtown Philadelphia and the Philadelphia International Airport PHL. Our Brandywine Valley hotel's location offers access to Southco Deloitte SAP Astra Zeneca Exelon. We are minutes from Widener and West Chester Universities Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square the historic Brandywine Valley Valley Forge and King of Prussia PA.
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Conciliation sought for OSSTF and CUPE 2220 talksPosted on June 24, 2015 - 11:39 am Revised June 24, 2015 - 1:43 pm
Categories: Bargaining.
OSSTF D35, which represents support staff at Brock University, filed a request on 5 June 2015 for the appointment of a conciliation officer, following the tenth meeting between the parties. A conciliation officer has been appointed by the Ministry of Labour and the parties are canvassing for future meeting dates. The collective agreement between the University and OSSTF D35 expired on 30 April 2015.
The University is also in negotiations with CUPE 2220, which represents support staff at Rodman Hall Art Centre. The University filed a request for the appointment of a conciliation officer on 16 June 2015, following the second meeting between the parties. The University and CUPE 2220 have met on three occasions, and are canvassing for future meeting dates.
Conciliation is a process by which a union or employer can apply to the Ontario Ministry of Labour to appoint a conciliation officer, who will try to help the parties reach a collective agreement.
The University remains committed to reaching negotiated settlements with OSSTF D35 and CUPE 2220, and looks forward to continuing discussions to reach a collective agreement.
Further updates will be provided to the community as discussions continue.
Board ratifies agreement with CUPE 4207 Unit 3Posted on March 25, 2015 - 9:58 am Revised March 25, 2015 - 9:58 am
Categories: Bargaining and CUPE 4207-3.
On March 20, Brock University's Board of Trustees ratified a new collective agreement that had been reached between the University and CUPE Local 4207 Unit 3, which represents ESL instructors at Brock.
The union members had ratified the agreement on March 18.
The three-year collective agreement is retroactive to 7 July 2014, and is effective to 6 July 2017.
A draft of the new collective agreement will be available on the University's website shortly.
CUPE 4207 Unit 3 vote to ratify collective agreementPosted on March 18, 2015 - 8:30 pm Revised March 18, 2015 - 8:30 pm
Categories: Bargaining and CUPE 4207-3.
The members of CUPE Local 4207 Unit 3, which represents ESL instructors at Brock University, voted on Wednesday 18 March to ratify a tentative collective agreement that had been reached last weekend with the University.
The University's board of trustees are to hold a ratification vote on Friday 20 March.
The tentative agreement had been reached on 15 March with the assistance of a conciliator. When ratified by both sides, it would replace the previous collective agreement which expired on 6 July 2014.
Brock University reaches tentative deal with CUPE, Local 4207 Unit 3Posted on March 15, 2015 - 10:22 am Revised March 15, 2015 - 10:22 am
The University is pleased to announce that a tentative agreement has been reached between the University and CUPE, Local 4207 Unit 3, which represents ESL Instructors.
The tentative agreement was reached on March 15, 2015 with the assistance of a mediator, and upon ratification by both sides, will succeed the current collective agreement that expired July 6, 2014.
Further details will be released once the tentative agreement has been ratified by both parties.
University commits to continued talks as "no-board report" issuedPosted on March 3, 2015 - 1:14 pm Revised March 3, 2015 - 1:29 pm
Categories: Bargaining and CUPE 4207-3.
The University and CUPE 4207-3, representing ESL Instructors, have been bargaining for a renewal collective agreement since June 2014. The parties have met with a provincially appointed mediator in conciliation on three occasions since November, and the Union recently requested what is commonly known as a "no-board report", the first step toward a legal strike or lockout.
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