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BJP Shatrughan Sinha attends marriage of Zia-ul-Haq's grandson in Pak
Top Stories
- After arrest, Jitender Singh Tomar resigns as Delhi Law Minister
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- UP minister booked for burning journalist to death over Facebook post
Actor-politician Shatrughan Sinha, who enjoys close ties with the family of former Pakistan President Gen Zia-ul-Haq, attended the wedding of the late leader's grandson Osman-ul-Haq in Islamabad.
The senior BJP leader visited Pakistan on a special invitation from Zen Zia, daughter of Gen Zia ul-Haq, who regards the Indian actor-politician as brother.
Sinha's son Luv accompanied him to Pakistan for the function on Sunday last.
Osman ul-Haq is son of Ijaz-ul-Haq, who is Gen Zia ul-Haq's son and a former Pakistani minister.
Zen Zia ties rakhi to Sinha, who had also travelled to Islamabad on January 18 last year to meet her.
"She is my darling sister and I love her very much," the Bollywood actor-turned-BJP leader said. "Love and emotional attachment knows no boundary... this is a special relationship of brother-sister between us which is deep rooted unmindful of relationship between the two neighbours," he added.
Zen Zia inquired about health of Sinha, who underwent a bypass surgery recently. She also expressed happiness over success of his daughter Sonakshi's films, Sinha said.


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How Do I Prepare for a Colonoscopy?
There may be some diet or fluid restrictions before you have a colonoscopy, but this will vary according to your doctor's instructions. You may be asked to limit or eliminate solid foods for a few days before the test. You may also be asked to take laxatives by mouth. Along with the dietary changes, your bowel must be further cleansed in order for colonoscopy to be successful. You will receive 2 enemas before the procedure because the rectum and lower intestine must be empty so that the intestinal walls can be seen. You will need to try to hold the enema solution for at least 5 minutes before releasing it.
Make sure you arrange for a driver to bring you home after the colonoscopy. Because you receive sedating medication during the procedure, it is unsafe for you to drive or operate machinery for 8 hours after the procedure.
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After your colonoscopy:
- You will stay in a recovery room for about 30 minutes for observation
- You may feel some cramping or a sensation of having gas, but this usually passes quickly
- You can resume your normal diet
Read your discharge instructions carefully. Certain medications, such as blood-thinning agents, may need to be avoided temporarily if biopsies were taken or polyps were removed.
Bleeding and puncture of the colon are rare but possible complications of colonoscopy. Call your doctor right away if you have any of the following:
- Excessive or prolonged rectal bleeding
- Severe abdominal pain, fever, or chills
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Arcadja Auctions > Artists Database > Edgar Samuel Paxson
Edgar Samuel PaxsonTweet (1852 -  1919 )
Moran /Apr 23, 2013
€2,309.47 - €3,849.11
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Some works of Edgar Samuel PaxsonExtracted between 40 works in the catalog of Arcadja
Edgar Samuel Paxson - Two Scouts Watching Custer's Command, Big Horn
Auction: Shannon's -Apr 28, 2016 - MilfordLot number: 42
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
EDGAR SAMUEL PAXSON American (1852-1919) "Two Scouts Watching Custer's Command, Big Horn" oil on canvas, signed lower right and numbered "716". 30 1/2 x 24 1/2 inches Provenance: Di Tommaso Galleries, Wyoming; Fenn Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico; March in Montana Auction, March 17, 2007, lot 329, Great Falls, Montana. Property of a Southern Gentleman.
Edgar Samuel Paxson - Indian Brave With Lance
Auction: Moran -May 30, 2015 - Los-angelesLot number: 21
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Lot# 021 Edgar Samuel Paxson (1852-1919 Missoula, MT) Indian brave with lance, study for ''Winning His Coup'', pencil on tan paper under glass, 16.25'' H x 15.25'' W, signed with initials lower right: ESP. Note: According to the letter of authenticity that accompanies the lot, written by William Edgar Paxson Jr., great-grandson of the artist, the present work was "done in preparation for the painting 'Winning His Coup' in 1905. The drawing has been in the Paxson family since its creation''. Letter dated 6 April 1982. Provenance: Estate of the artist, by descent in the family to William Edgar Paxson Jr., Whittier, CA, circa 1982; sale, John Moran Auctioneers, Inc., 12 February 2002, lot 142B; Private Collection, Long Beach, CA, acquired from the above. Condition: Visual: Ripples and some scattered bubbling to the paper intrinsic to the mounting. Four pinholes, two in the upper left, one in the upper right and one in the lower left. The paper toned. Scattered spots of staining in the lower left corner. A few dots of darker stain scattered throughout.
Edgar Samuel Paxson - Crow
Original 1915
Auction: Moran -Oct 21, 2014 - Los-angelesLot number: 141
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Lot 141: Edgar S. Paxson (1852-1919 Missoula, MT) ''Crow'', Portrait of an Indian man, signed and dated lower right: ES Paxson / 1915, titled verso, watercolor on board under glass, sight size: 9.75'' H x 6.75'' W, est: $5000/7000. Visual: Generally good condition. Archivally hinged to the back mat with linen hinge tape. Mat burn along the four edges. A small tear in the margin lower center not visible under the matting. Verier's Antiques & Fine Art, Aptos, CA, Estate of Gordon and Joan Spencer, Nordland, WA sight size: 9.75'' H x 6.75'' W Edgar S. Paxson (1852-1919 Missoula, MT) watercolor on board under glass
Edgar Samuel Paxson - Indian Rider Near A Waterfall
Original 1903
Auction: Moran -Apr 23, 2013 - Los-angelesLot number: 149
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Edgar Samuel Paxson (1852-1919) Description: Indian rider near a waterfall, signed and dated lower right: E. S. Paxson 1903, oil on canvas laid to canvas, 24'' H x 16'' W, est: $3000/5000. Condition Report: Visual: Upper stretcher bar crease. Minor scattered, stable craquelure. Blacklight: Extensive scattered touch-up and over paint on the hillsides in the left and right center including an approximate 3'' x 1'' area and a few 1'' areas on the rocks and shadow to the right of the figure. Scattered touch-up on the Indian and horse and a few other scattered spots of touch-up in the lower portion of the canvas. Private Collection, Arroyo Grande, CA 24'' H x 16'' W Edgar S. Paxson (1852-1919 Missoula, MT) oil on canvas laid to canvas
Edgar Samuel Paxson - Ab-sora-ka Crow
Original -154
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Artist: Paxson, Edgar Date of Birth and Death: 1852-1919 Tile: Ab-Sora-Ka Crow Medium: Watercolor Dimensions: 12 x 9 inches Signed: Signed lower right and dated 1909 Verso: n/a Auction Location: 7176 E Main Street, Scottsdale, Arizona, 85251, United States Taxes: CS (1.65%) SA (7.3%) Buyer's Premiums: From (Incl.) To (Excl.) Premium 0.00 500,000.00 15% 500,000.00 Infinite 12% Shipping Details: No Info Available Payment Details: Wire instructions: First Fidelity Bank 7401 E. Camelback Road Scottsdale, AZ 85251 Account Name: Scottsdale Art Auction Route # 122105184 Account # 6448301028 We accept all major credit cards and paypal up to $10,000.00 Accepted Payment Methods: See Payment Details BUYER''''S PREMIUM The purchase price payable by the Purchaser shall be the total of the final bid price PLUS A PREMIUM OF FIFTEEN PERCENT (15%) on any individual lot in the amount up to and including $500,000; TWELVE PERCENT (12%) on any individual lot on the amount in excess of $500,000. This premium is in addition to any commissions or other charges payable by the consignor. Auction The art illustrated in this catalogue will be offered for sale on April 2, 2011 by Scottsdale Art Auction, LLC on premises at 7176 Main Street, Scottsdale, Arizona. Telephone Bidding As a courtesy to clients who are unable to attend the sale, a telephone and order (absentee) bid service will be offered as staff and time allow. Scottsdale Art Auction, LLC shall not be responsible for any errors or omissions or failure to execute such bids. Contact Scottsdale Art Auction, LLC at (480) 945-0225 (or register online) early for arrangements as telephone lines will be allocated on a first come basis. Scottsdale Art Auction, LLC will arrange for telephone lines on lots with a minimum estimate of $5,000 and over. 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oilfield equipment
Ed Livingston Sales Co., LLC
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|1250/350 model
HR2.5 Atlas Copco compressor w/manual clutch--Deck engine: Cummins QSK-19C
750HP--Mast: 62'--Pullback: 120,000 lbf--Pulldown 30,000 lbf--Spur gear head
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DTH oiler--Near new Petol breakout tong.
Approx. 1000' used 4 1/2 drill pipe.
|2001 (4) axle Crane Carrier p/b Cummins
|Atlas Copco
pullback--1250/350 air--Cummins QSK 19 deck engine--8000 lbf-ft X 0-120 rpm spur
gear tophead--Mast; 61 ft. 11-1/2 in. x 48-1/2 in. x 41 in. (L x W x D)-- 4000
lb capacity jib boom and hoist winch--7500 lb capacity casing hoist--Operators
and helpers platforms. TOTAL HOURS 14,000.
2500' 4 1/2" IR drill pipe
Back on ramp
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(2) NEW boiler feed pumps
(1) NEW chemical pump
|Skidded steel
boiler house
DIMENSIONS: Boiler house 10' W x 18' L x 8' H.
Volume tank is 10'W x 4' L x 8' H with open top.
Skid is a (3) runner 24' L with load hitches on each end.
|Custom Tophead
Mobile Equipment Services custom manufactured tophead drive rotary machine--140,000 pullback--Retractable tophead--Range III (52') mast--(4) part traveling block--No mud or air--Hydraulic auxiliary winch--
4700 total hours.
Hendrickson (5) axle carrier p/b 3408 Cat and Allison transmission.
DIMENSIONS: CA. legal including front mast overhang.
58' mast w/swivel guide rails--Stacked double drum drawworks w/air clutches--18" Howard-Turner rotary table--GD model FY-FXD 6 3/4" x 10" duplex mud pump on deck--(2) 3 sheave McKissick traveling blocks including combo block and hook on hoist line-- (6) part lines both drums--Hydramatic brake--Auxillary hydraulic winch--4 1/4" x 34' square kelly--Roller type kelly bushing--3" ID x 40 ton swivel--3" kelly hose--No pulldowns--(4) hydraulic leveling jacks--Weight indicators both drums--(2) type LF tongs--Platforms, walkways, railings and stairs--Rauch pipe spinner.
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PIPE TRAILER: Tandem axle.
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(1) set pipe racks
(2) 6 in. drill collars (zipped)
(59) jts 3-1/2 IF. drill pipe
(1) 3-1/2 in. drill pipe elevators
(1) 3-1/2 in. drill pipe slips
(1) 6 in. drill collar slips
(1) 8 in. drill collar slips
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(8) 6 in. lift subs 4 ½ XH
(1) 8 in. lift sub 6 5/8 Reg
(1) 75 ton Sky Top Brewster 3S swivel
(1) 35 ft. 4-1/2 in. square Kelly w/kelly drive bushings
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|(3) axle trailer
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1994 Volvo pipe truck
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DRILL PIPE:100 joints (approx. 3140' 5 1/2" x 21.90 lb. x 5 1/2" FH tool joints--(4) joints of heavy weight pipe--Total string length 3260'--Excellent condition. ADD:$75,000.
DRILL COLLARS:(12) 7 1/4" spiral w/5 1/2" FH tool joints w/slips and collar recesses--All have fresh cut threads--Premium condition. ADD: $36,000/ $3000 each.
EQUIPMENT REBUILT AT A COST OF OVER $150,000 last year. AS FOLLOWS (has drilled 3 wells from 2000' to 2700' since): DRAWWORKS: rebuilt with new clutches, rebuilt drawworks transmission, new 1" swaged cables, new weight indicators, rebuilt hydrabrake and rebuilt catheads--Rebuilt 90 degree drive box--(2) Rebuilt swivels--rebuilt hydraulic mast cylinder including chromed tubes so they don't rust--Mast crown rebuilt w/some new sheaves--Rotary table clutch newly installed--Substructure and walkways rebuilt
|Rig and mast on Tandem axle trailer-Substructure/rotary table on tandem axle trailer--Doghouse combination on tandem axle trailer.
Ideco H-37 back in Rambler--no mast included but one has been located for $40,000 additional cost--12V71 (550 HP)--17 1/2" Oilwell rotary table mounted in telescoping sub structure (telescopes from 9' to 12'( Rig can rack 7000' 4 1/2" drill pipe and 24 6" drill collars--Martin-Decker weight indicator--(1) Hydraulic winch with 5/8" line.
Mud System:
(2) Gardner Denver FXN pumps with gauges, mud valves, pulsation dampener, powered by 350 h.p. Cummins big cam motors.
(1) 500 bbl, two-pit mud system with; (1) single shale shaker, (1) single cone Swaco desander, (2) 10 h.p. electric mud agitators, (1) mud hopper, (1) 50 h.p. electric motor driving a 6 X 8" centrifugal pump for mixing mud. One 35 h.p. electric motor driving a 5 X 6" centrifugal pump for desanding.
Drill pipe, collars and kelly;
(4) 8" drill collars with (2) handling subs
(18) 6" drill collars with (12) handling subs
6,000' (approx) 4 1/2" 16.60# grade E
(1) 40' 5 ¼" hex Kelly with, drive bushing, upper and lower kelly cocks.
(1) Foster 77 kelly spinner
(1) IDECO 150-ton swivel
Other Equipment
• Telescoping doghouse plus 6,000 gallon diesel tank mounted on tandem trailer. Inside doghouse is knowledge box, drilling recorder, automatic driller, and two electric heaters.
• 40' light plant house with (1) 125 kw Cummins powered generator,(1) 205 kw CAT powered generator. Also inside is one three station closing unit with 55-gallon accumulator equipped with electric duplex pump and a nitrogen back-up system.
• 30' change house with 12 lockers.
• (1) 350 bbl round skid-mounted brine tank.
• (1) 275 bbl round skid-mounted fresh water tank W/ circulating pump.
• (1) electric Mathey wire line unit
• Four sheave shorty combinations block hook combination, 1" drilling line.
• Rig-Lite Lighting system
Pressure Control Equipment:
• (1) 11" 3,000# Cameron SS double B.O.P. with blind, 4 1 /2 and 2 7/8" rams.
(1) 11" 3,000# G.K. hydril annular.
3,000# choke manifold with two manual chokes and 2" choke line.
gas buster with burner and 6" burner lines.
Handling Tools
(1) set 8" D.C. slips
(1) set 6" D.C. slips
(1) set 4 ½" D.P. slips
(1) type C drill collar clamp
(1) set 4 ½" bottle neck drill pipe elevators
(1) Pair type B rotary tongs W/ extra tong heads.
|Rig is mounted on (5) axle carrier
|1983 700 hp
Ideco Rambler Rig w/ H-44 CSC drawworks (serial # 465), Parkersburg 22 in.
hydromatic brake,
(2) 3406 Cat motors w/Allison torque converters & Allison 6 speed transmissions
Derrick: 113 ft. – 278,000# Ideco Derrick (has been fully MPI'd )
Substructure: Cabot 13 ft scissor type; 350,000# rating w/17-1/2 in rotary table
Doghouse: 13 ft. telescoping doghouse mounted on 48 ft trailer w/6000 gal. fuel tank; satellite automatic driller; 2 pen geograph recorder; 2 elec. heaters.
Mud System: #1 pump Wilson 600 duplex powered by 379 Cat, #2 pump Wilson 600 duplex powered by 3406E Cat w/6 speed manual transmission, 2 pit 800 bbl system w/ Brandt 4 x 5 dual shakers; (3) 10 hp elec. Mud agitators; (2) 5 x 6 centrifugal pumps w/50 hp elec. motors; (1) 6 x 8 centrifugal pump w/50 hp elec. Motor, (1) Swaco single cone desander, (1) mud hopper, and lights.
Light house: 45 ft. skid mounted; (1) 150 kw Cat powered generator; (1) 250 kw Detroit powered generator; 3 station Koomey type 80 closing unit w/triplex pump (50 gal. reservoir) w/3 bottle nitrogen backup; 14 locker change room.
Fresh water tank: 275 bbl. skid mounted tank
Brine tank: 350 bbl skid mounted tank
BOP: (1) 11 in 3000# Shaffer LWS double dressed w/4 ½ & CSO rams; (1) 11 in. 3000# GK Hydril; 1 – 3000# choke manifold w/2 in. manual chokes; 1 gas buster; 1 gas burner w/6 in. lines.
(2) Type B rotary tongs
(1) 4-1/.2 in. elevators
(1) 4-1/2 in. slips
(1) 6 in. drill collar slips
(1) 8 in. drill collar slips
(2) 6 5/8 Reg. in. handling subs
(10) 6" drill collar handling subs
(1) set 6 ft. bails
(1) Mathey wire line unit
(2) collar tubs
(1) Combination catwalk/ collar tub w/ beaver slide.
(4) pipe tubs
(4) 30 ft. triangle pipe racks (2 sets of pipe racks; 4 individual runners)
(20) 6 in. drill collars w/4-1/2 XH connection
(4) 8 in. drill collars w/6-5/8 regular connection
6,600 ft. 4-1/2 in. XH drill pipe (20% of the pipe was inspected and it all came out double white band)
40 ft. 5-1/4 hex Kelly (looks new)
(1) Foster 77 kelly spinner
(1) – 125 ton Gardner Denver swivel
(1) – 150 ton Web Wilson block hook combo
|Rig is mounted on (6) axle carrier.
|(1) used 1984 IR model RD-10 drilling machine complete with the following attached equipment: 1050/350 IR twin screw air compressor w/clutch--KT19A (600 hp) Cummins deck engine--70,000 pullback--44' mast (can run range II casing)--34' head stroke--High torque (7200 ft. lbs) dual motor spur gear head (0 to 92 rpm)--8 gpm Bean water injetion system--6000 lb. auxillary winch--20" table opening—(3) hydraulic leveling jacks—Misc. table bushings and pipe handling tools in side boxes of rig.
|Rig is mounted on 1982 (4) axle crane carrier w/671 Detroit diesel engine and RR transmission.
(2) left to choose from $75,000 ea.
No mud or air--Range III (53') mast--70,000 pullback--12,000 ft/ lb torque tophead--(3) hyd leveling jacks--Hyd. winch
|Pettibone (4) axle crane carrier
IR RD-10 modified for Range III (53' mast) and 85,000 pullback--No mud or air on deck--High torque Spur gear head (8000 ft. lbs torque)--(3) hydraulic leveling jacks-Hydraulic winch and jib boom--
8'6" high hydraulic lift substructure, winterized cellar, c/w BOP Plumbing
1997 48ft enclosed trailer doghouse/tool house combination. Change room with lockers, knowledge box and remote BOP controls. Tool house has been left as if it came out of the field with spare parts etc. still there.
Combination building – 175Kw John Deere generator, 80 gallon accumulator station, Water storage tank.
Mud pump/tank combination – Gardner Denver PAH275 triplex mud pump, mixing hopper and pump (centrifugal) 20 Cubic metre mud tank with plumbing, shale shaker.
Catwalk with pipe loading arm.
Pipe basket with approximately 2200' of drill pipe
150 ft. of flare pipe
|1982 Pettibone (4) axle carrier p/b 400 Cummins.
(2) GD 5 1/2 x 8 duplex pump--Range III (53' mast)--60,000 pullback--46,000 lb winch--5000 lbs torque tophead--(4) hydraulic leveling jacks. #14
|2001 Keworth (4) axle chassis
MUD PUMP: GD FYFXD 7 1/2 x 10 super charged by 3x4 centrifugal pump which is mounted low under the deck and belt driven off mud pump jack shaft--Pump has inlet manifold piping with strainer basket clean-out--Piston pump is belt driven w/clutch from PTO.
MAST: 52' clearance crown to rotary table top--Crown is sheaved for (4) part lines on both drums-- 3" stand pipe and kelly hose.
DRAWWORKS: DSM Double Drum with 18" air clutches--Foster spinning cathead--8" x 24" brakes.
ROTARY TABLE:Retractable Midway 12" oil bath w/tapered master bushing for drill pipe slips--Direct drive through (4) speed transmission.
TRANSFER CASE: Midway 15 enclosed chain drive, oil bath.
ROTATING EQUIPMENT: Western Rubber 60PG 3" opening swivel--4 1/4" x 40' square kelly.
TRAVELING EQUIPMENT: (3) 12" sheave block on kelly line--(2) 12" sheave Johnson weighted crane block with hook--(2) 2 1/4" x 33" elevator links.-.
MISC. EQUIPMENT: (4) hydraulic leveing jacks--(1) Foster hydraulic tailout winch.
This rig can handle 16" casing with up to 60,000 lbs hook load.
|(4) axle Crane Carrier chassis p/b 450 Cummins and 10 speed Fuller transmission.
|Mud Pump
|Skytop Brewster
|7 x 14
Skytop Brewster D-550 duplex w/Mattco forged steel fluid end w/quick change caps--Hydril pulsation dampner, Type D pressure gauge, p/b D-379 Cat diesel engine w/radiator & gauges. on master skid—
DIMENSIONS: Weight is approximately 43,000 lbs
Width 11' 11", Length 34' 4", Height 10' to top of exaust pipe.
|Oilfield Skid
|Mud Pump
|GD FXN 7 1/2 x 14 duplex p/b 12V71 Detroit--5 1/2" liners--Suction hose--Hydril dampner--Steel roof--Master skid
|Oilfield Skid
|Mud Pump
Steel Fluid End
|Gardner-Denver Model TEE 4 x 5
triplex pump package w/steel block fluid end which is good to 5000 psi
maximum--chain case--p/b 6V71 Detroit diesel engine, manual transmission,
Mission charge pump, piping and manifold, mud gauge, relief valve,fuel tank,
storage racks--Complete package enclosed in steel building.
Pump output: 163 gpm/1475 psi @ 200 rpm OR 245 gpm/975 psi @ 300 rpm. These are for intermittent well service applications.
TEE intermittent rod loading capacity is 44,000 lbs and the fluid end is pressure tested to 5000 psi.
|Skid Mounted enclosed building
|Mud Pump
|GD-TEE Bronze Fluid End
|Used Gardner Denver Triplex Pump, 4' Metal Plungers, x 5" Stroke, Bronze Fluid End, Chain Case, Detroit 6V71 Diesel Engine, Spicer Manual Transmission, PTO Driven Charge Pump, OTECO Relief Valve, Surge Chamber, Pressure Gauge, Roughneck Heater, 5 Valve Well Service Manifold and Piping, Lights, Fuel Tank, Parts Cabinet.
|Skid Mounted enclosed steel building
|Mud Tank #7
|125 BBL mud tank, 2 compartment,
no hardline, comes with hardline racks, degasser, ladder, retractable railings
Tank size: 16' long, 9' wide, 5' high
Overall skid size: 19' long, 10' wide, 8'9" high
|Skid Mounted
|Mud System
|Tri Flow
|2500 gal
|Tri Flow manufactured 2500 gal--(2) double 2 x 3 shakers--(6) 4" desander cones--(3) 3 x 4 centrifugal pumps--One is a charge pump--One is a for the cones and one is the mix pump--It needs an 80KW generator to operate (not included)-- Misc hoses--Mud hopper
|Oilfield Skid
|Shale Shaker
|Shale shaker, SWACO 2 each 4X4 screens:
|Power Swivel
|30 ton static hook load capacity--24 ton capacity @ 100 rpm--1485 ft. lbs maximum torque--Weight 638 lbs--Closed loop gear drive hydraulic power unit--1240 hrs.
|2007 Delta 26' tandem axle gooseneck trailer w/electric winches
|Power Swivel
|Bowen 2.5
|Bowen 2.5 power swivel total hours on swivel unknown--John Deere diesel engine w/467 total hours on engine--Skid mounted--Ready to drill.
|Skid Mounted
|Rotary Table
12 1/2"
|National FE-12 1/2 -44
Good condition
41/4" x 40' square kelly with drive bushing and rat hole sock. ADD: $5000.
|Rotary Table
27 1/2" Oilwell rotary table--Excellent condition.
|Rotary Table
|National/Oilwell 27 1/2"
|27 1/2" National Oilwell rotary table. #R30-21A.
Completely torn down, checked out and repaired
as needed. (note: unassembled pictures)
|Service King
Super Double
|Close to NEW
for a used price!
• 2012 SK1000 mechanical drawworks rated at 1000 HP
• (2) Caterpillar C-15 engines, EPA Tier 3 certified
• Allison 5960 Transmission
Mast:• Service King telescoping mast, 118′ x 9′ wide
• Maximum hook line with 8 lines – 350,000 lbs; 10 lines – 450,000 lbs
• API 4-F certification on plate leg
• Crown blocks include 5′ x 36′ sheaves grooved for 1-1/8″ line and (1) 36″ fast line sheave
• 21′ high x 36′ long x 10′ wide with clear height under the rotary beams of 18′
• Rated maximum rotary load of 500,000 and maximum setback of 500,000
Mud Pumps:
• (2) Gardener Denver PZ-9 triplex rated 1050HP
• (2) Caterpillar C-27 engines, EPA Interm Tier 2 certified, trailer mounted
• 6″ x 8″ x 14″ charge pumps
Mud System:
• (1) 240 bbl, 3 compartment mud tank
• (1) 5″x 6″x11″ 50 HP mix centrifugal pump
• (1) 5″x 6″x11″ 50HP desilter pump
• (2) Fluid system single deck , 4 panel shakers
• (1) Fluid system mud cleaner with 10 desilter cones
• (1) 400 BBL capacity 6′ x 10′ x40′ with (1) 6″ x 14″ 75 HP centrifugal pump
Rotary Table:
• Oilwell, 30-21 A, 27-1/2″ rotary table
• 800,000 lbs rotary load
• (2) Caterpillar 350KW C-15, EPA Tier 3 Certified, trailer mounted
Traveling Blocks:
• (2) Sentry 250 ton hook/block combination
• Rated 250 tons API with (4) 36″ sheaves grooved with 1-1/8″ wireline
Drilling Line:
• (1) 1-1/8″ x 5000′ EIPS 6×19 IWRC
• (1) Sentry, 250 ton
• 6-5/8 reg left hand pin
Kelly Bushings:
• (1) 5-1/4″ x 40′ hex complete with square drive bushings
• 6-5/8 reg LH XO and 4-1/2″ XH pin
Dog House & Tool House:
• (1) 8′ x 20′ complete with knowledge box, storage, and benches
• (1) 8′ x 20′ trailer mounted tool house
• (1) Totco 500,000 lbs weight indicator
• (1) Totoc drill pipe torque gauge
• 10,000′ premium 4-12″, 16.60 lbs, grade S135 drill pipe
• (8) 6-1/4″ x 31 DC with 4-1/2″ XH connections
• (8) 8″ DC w 6-5/8″ regular connections
Fuel Storage:
• (1) 5,000 gal fuel tank
Auxiliary Equipment:
• Survey machine with 20,000′ of .108 line
• Pipe wrangler
• 20,000 lbs multifunction loader (forklift, front-loader, and Jib-boom)
Top Head:
• API VentureTech top head, 250 tons
• 100 RPM dynamic load rating, 158 tons
• Maximum torque 35,000 ft-lbs
• Maximum circulation pressure, 5,000 PSI
• Standard steam connection 4-1/2″ I.F. RH
• Gooseneck vertical access plug 3″ NPT
• (1) C-18 Caterpillar engine
• Hydraulic flow rate 265 gpm
• Maximum hydraulic pressure, 110 gallons
• HPU skid 20′ x 8′
|Trailer mounted (can be moved without removing mast in all states except CA.)
|Service Truck
Service bed--IR model 2475 air compressor p/b Kohler Command Pro 12.5 engine--Hobart Champion 10,000 welder--IMT model 2015 crane (5000 lb capacity)--(2) rear hyd. Jacks.
|1995 IHC model 4700 single axle chassis p/b
IHC DT-466 diesel engine and 6 speed manual trans.
101,500 miles.
|Rig is modified to
drill and complete large diameter medium depth wells (test holes to 2000'
casing, load of 100,000 lbs., maximum casing diameter of 20").
62' clearance crown to rotary - hydraulic raised and lowered by staged cylinders- four leg construction with channel Kelly/swivel guide and retract at top of derrick- crown has 24" fastline sheaves with double roller bearing- 18" traveling block sheaves with double roller bearing- 12" third drum sheaves with double roller bearing- all other sheaves in crown are bronze - bushed crown is sheaved for 6 lines on casing and Kelly block- 2 lines on third drum - line pull rollers on derrick- derrick is equipped with rig lights- 3" stand pipe -4" jetting standpipe with 2" air stand pipe- 3" Kelly hose• hydraulic breakout cylinder on operator side in derrick, 5" x 5' cylinder with 7/8" pull cable- full length ladder off operator side- tong weight buckets in derrick .
2. Traveling Equipment:
Kelly block, Johnson 30 ton 12"- 2 sheave, block linked to swivel by shackle- W' cable
-4 lines used-casing block, McKissick 40ton,20"-3sheave block with BJ hook-W' cable- 6 lines used, elevator links 6' x 1-3/4" third drum block, Johnson 5 ton, 12",1 sheave block with swivel safety hook-9/16cable- 2 lines used.
3. Drawworks:
Custom built, 3 drum stacked, casing and Kelly drum are alike- brake drums,8" x 24"
{1104 sq. in. brake each drum) removable brake drums- barrel diameter 12" x 20" long with Lebus spooler -drum clutch onjack shaft of right angle drive- (2) 18" 2 plate air clutch- chain drive jack shaft to drum. 1-3/4 P single chain in oil bath housing- 24,000 lb. single line pull.
4. Third Drum, brakes, (2) 17" diameter x 4-1/4 drums. Barrel is 7-1/2" diameter x 21" long mounted on live drum shaft with 11" three plate air clutch driven by hydraulic motor with chain drive in oil bath housing - Foster spinning cathead on third drum shaft.
5. Rotary Table:
Failing 18" rotary with API Master bushings mounted in a framework with hydraulic drive motor and 4 speed transmission. This unit retracts back under drawworks to give full opening between frame rails- 36" conductor pipe can be set between frame rails. Rotary has manual lock on table.
6. Mud Pump:
Gardner Denver FYFXD 7-1/2 x 10 modified- The fluid end is a Mateo steel fluid end cloned - 7" liners are installed - Pump has a rod oiler system installed. It also has gear end oil circulation system on it. This circulates the gear oil thru a double head filter back to the rod big end and crossheads , equipped with pressure gauge and sight glass. A 4" x 3" x 13" centrifugal pump is mounted under deck and belt-driven from gear end jack shaft with a 4 to 1 ratio. This pump has inlet manifold piping with strainer basket clean• out mounted on booster pump frame. Discharge piping with surge chambers and vibrator hose mounted on deck .
7. Wire Line Measuring Unit:
Halliburton type with counter and derrick sheaves, hydraulic driven with speed control, deck mounted.
Full torque chain type enclosed oil bath lubricated shaft drive to power transfer case on deck.
10. Power Transfer Case:
Chain type enclosed oil bath lubricated- Power outlets to Sunstrand 40 GPM at 5000 PSI pump to drive rotary. Vickers 30 GPM at 3000 PSI pump for hydraulic system. Shaft drive to drawworks right angle drive- shaft drive to mud pump with 2 plate 14" air clutch - Auxiliary shaft for oiler pumps- Oil circulation system for chains and bearings in drawworks is fed by a gear-type oil pump off of power transfer case. Pump is fed from gravity return oil reservoir to a double head filter system, then to bearings and chains. Pressure gauge and sight glass at operator's console.
11. Hydraulic system reservoir:
110 gallon baffled ta nk with 100 mesh in tank filters on Y and 1- 1/2 valved feed lines•
all return lines go through double head filters, then to tank. Pressure gauge a nd s ight glass at ta nk.
12. Swivel :
Western Rubber 50 DME 3" water course, has hookup on top of gooseneck for airline in drillpipe -swivel guide rollers built on each side of swivel. Standard 6-5/8 API,Reg. L.H. connection for Kelly
13. Kelly/Drive Bushing: Standard 4-1/4" x 40' sq. Kelly with 6-5/8" API,Reg. L.H. top
connection and 4-1/2 X .H. bottom connection . 4 roller type removable Drive Bushings .
Saver sub to 4-1/2" X.H .for drill pipe.
14. Leveling Jacks:
(2) - 36" hydraulic jacks on front of rig with {2) 24 ton screw jack s- metal base plate for jacks to set on . (2) 18" hydraulic jacks at rear of rig (under derrick) . (3)- 24 ton screw jacks on each side rear of rig and fold down floor- 16' x 8' x 10" metal base for rear jacks to set on.
15. Work A rea/Walkways:
All floor and walkways are deck height . Rear floor folds up and transports with rig. Side floors and walkways fold up or down. Hand rails fold or are removable . Stairways are removable. Hand rails and stairs meet OSHA standard s.
16. Tail-out Winches :
{2)- 20,000 lb.Tulsa Roughneck hydraulic winches with Yz cable spooled.
17. Weight Indicator :
{1) Weight indicator for both blocks, calibrated for 6 line casing block.
18. Guards:
Safety guards to meet OSHA standards on all chains,shafts, etc.
19. Controls:
All gauges and controls in panel at operator's station swing out of way for transportation.
20. Tongs Manual:
(2) C-type rotary tongs suspended and counter-balanced . Remain on Rig for transporting.
Mud System--Triflo approx. 100 BBL mud system with one Triflo 146 shale shaker, one 8 cone desilter/mud cleaner w/Triflo 126 shaker, one 4"
mud hopper, two 3x4 centrifulgal pumps, mud guns, mounted on a double drop tandem axle fifth wheel trailer--All electric (Generator not included)--ADD: $30,000
Pit Pump Basin/Lift Station: Approx. 200 gallon capacity lift pump basin station, two 10 HP vertical lift pumps, skidded. Used to put at flow line and pump fluid to mud system via 4" hoses. ADD: $15,000.
Pipe trailer--Tandem Axle fifth wheel mounted pipe basket with laydown system/pipe rack (can go to either side), can hold approx. 2000 ft of 3.5" drill pipe OR 1500 ft of 4.5" drill pipe.
|Crane carrier 4 axles - Front axles 36,000 lb. with 425/65 - 22.5 high flotation tires with new "Bud" wheels, new brakes. Rear axles 44,000 lbs. with 11R24.5 load range G tires with new "Bud" wheels, new brakes. New offset cab- 450 Cummins power, 10 speed Fuller transmission, 16" frame rails- mirrors and lights for road use.
7 1/2 x 10 GD FO-FXO mud pump--70,000 pullback--No air--Tophead w/single hydraulic motor 10,000 ft. lbs. torque--Extended mast can run range III casing--(4) part 3/4" line on (2) speed hydraulic hoist (can pull 125,000 lbs)--Single stem loader--Pipe spinner
|1982 (4) axle Crane Carrier w/KT Cummins engine
|Call 307-587-5192
|900/350 GHH--70,000 pullback--Tophead drive--42' x 100,000 lb. capacity mast--8V92TA deck engine--Cat water injection--Hydraulic auxillary winch--(4) hydraulic leveling jacks--(2) hydraulic break out cylinders--Hydraulic pipe spinner.
|1982 (4) axle Crane Carrier Corp. chassis p/b 8V71 Detroit and 9 speed transmission with deep reduction gears.
|10", 13/14" & 15" carbide button roller stabalizers--Good operating condition $5000 each.
|Steel Houses
|(6) various size and uses
steel/oilfield skidded houses as shown below (call for individual prices)
Parts and Change House with 21 lockers, 2 Knowledge boxes, 2 Storage bins, Tool Board and Storage.
8'W x 9'H x 38'L
Utility/Generator House, Skidded W/1200 gal fuel tank, 40 BBL water tank. 8'W x 8'H x 50'L
Parts House. 8'W x 7'10"H x 22'L
Parts House. 8'W x 9'6"H x 28'L
Parts House. 8'W x 8'H x 21'L
Parts House. 8'W x 9'H x 29'L with shelving & bench
|All Oilfield skidded
5' substructure with ramp
|Call for pictures
|This rig is
road legal in CA. and has a very small foot print. Ideal for the deep large
diameter water wells or geothermal wells. Sold as a package only.
• 2007 Taylor RT 5000 drawworks rated at 500 HP
• (1) Caterpillar C-15 engines, EPA Tier 3 certified
• Taylor RT 5000 square set derrick, 70′ high
200,000 lbs static hook load
• Height 13.6′ with 15′ K.B. elevation
Mud Pumps:
• (2) Gardener Denver PZ-7 Triplex pumps
• (2) Detroit 60 series, 600 HP engines, EPA Tier 3 certified
• (2) 5′ x 6′ x 11′ centrifugal charge pumps
Mud System:
• (1) 220 bbl, 3 compartment mud tank
• (1) 5″x 6″x 11″ 50 HP mix centrifugal
• (1) 5″x 6″x 11″ 50HP desilter pump
• (2) Fluid system single deck, 3 panel shakers
• (1) Fluid system mud cleaner with 10 desilter cones
Rotary Table:
• DSM 18″ rotary table
• 200,000 lbs rotary load
• (1) Magnum 235 KW, EPA Tier 3 Certified
Drilling, Tripping Blocks & Swivel:
• (2) McKisick 6 line, 100 ton blocks
• PG 60 Western Rubber, 100 ton swivel
• 5000′ premium 41/2″ XH 16.60 lbs, Grade S135 drill pipe
• (8) 6 1/4″ x 31′ DC with 41/2″ XH connections
|Trailer Mounted
|BJ Type B
|(2) BJ type B tongs with (3) jaws from 5" to 10 3/4" pipe--Good condition $3500
|Venture Tech
500 ton
|Like New Venture Tech 500 ton top drive w/power links, Power unit, tracks, all hoses. Ready to go.
65' one piece mast (new 2005)--3408 Cat (525 HP) Rebuilt 2012--
CLBT 6061 Allison trans--15XP King power swivel--New snub boom--Hydraulic pipe loading arm--New style Sunstrand hydraulic pump and motor--Torque Chief Wrenches--50KW John Deere generator--Miller welder--
MUD PUMP: Emsco D-375 p/b 3408 Cat all unitized on master skid.
TUBULARS: (15) 6 1/4" drill collars with new tool joints and hard banding
Approx 6000' used 3 1/2" S-135 x 13.30 lb Range @ drill pipe.
PIPE RACKS:(1) set hydraulic pipe racks--
DOGHOUSE/FUEL TANK: New 2007
RIG MAT: New 2012
PIPE TRAILERS: (3) each drill pipe and drill collar tri-axle trailers
|Trailer Mounted w/new suspension.
Call 307-587-5192 for details and more
DRILLING RIG: Walker-Neer
Apache 150-25--50/150 mast-- King model 10PS tophead drive--Hydraulic arm drill
pipe/drill collar/casing handling arm and pipe rack system--Single drum
drawworks w/6 part lines p/v671 Detroit diesel engine through Allison torque
converter and 5 speed transmission--Rig is mounted on (4) axle crane carrier.
|Rig is mounted on (4) axle Crane Carrier chassis.
|Con-Cor Drill w/Hydraulic pipe handling system w/loader arm--40' mast--6V71 Detroit deck engine--Air clutch on drawworks--GD WEJ air compressor 450/250 capacity--(4) hyd. Leveling jacks--King 3T top drive--
|(3) axle Crane Carrier w/250 Cummins.
70' x 100,000 lb. telescoping mast--Wichtex double drum drawworks--50 ton (2)
sheave Sowa traveling block--(4) hydraulic leveling jacks--Weight indicator--No
Cab is rough but owner will include a rebuilt and primed cab with the rig.
|1973 (3) axle crane carrier p/b 671 Detroit and 654 Allison transmission
|Pole Mast
|Wichtex split single drum drawworks p/b 6 cylinder Chevrolet gasoline engine and 4 speed transmission--(2) rear mechanical screw leveling jacks.
|1968 Chevrolet single axle chassis p/b gas engine
|Con-Cor Drill w/Hydraulic pipe handling system w/loader arm--40' mast--6V71 Detroit deck engine--Air clutch on drawworks--GD WEJ air compressor 450/250 capacity--(4) hyd. Leveling jacks--King 3T top drive--
|(3) axle Crane Carrier w/250 Cummins.
|Con-Cor Drill w/Hydraulic pipe handling system w/loader arm--40' mast--6V71 Detroit deck engine--Air clutch on drawworks--GD WEJ air compressor 450/250 capacity--(4) hyd. Leveling jacks--King 3T top drive--
|(3) axle Crane Carrier w/250 Cummins.
|Mogul 42
|95' x 300,000 hydraulically raised
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Reintegration of Pakistani Return Migrants from the Middle East in the Domestic Labour Market
This study aims, first, to assess unemployment levels among both return migrants and non-migrants and, second, to examine the reintegration pattern of returnees in the domestic labour market. The study has used three data sets: the 1980 PIDE/World Bank Survey of Return Migrant Households, the 1986 ILO/ARTEP Survey of Return Migrant Households, and the 1991 Pakistan Integrated Household Survey. The results show that unemployment rates are much higher among return migrants than among non-migrants. Although this difference has narrowed with the passage of time, even among those who returned to Pakistan at least 18 months prior to the surveys, more than 10 percent of workers are unemployed. The multivariate analysis further shows that returnees, irrespective of the period elapsed since their return, are more likely to be unemployed than non-migrants. With respect to the reintegration pattern of return migrants, the study reveals that the variables indicating their human capital such as occupation and premigration and during-migration work experience appear to have greater influence on their re-absorption than the variables related to economic positions such as savings. The possibility is that unemployed returnees can not save enough from their overseas earnings to become self-employed. Provision of credit for self-employment seems to be the right way to accommodate these workers. The study also shows that the majority of workers who are able to find employment on return are satisfied with their post-return jobs and income levels, suggesting their successful reintegration in the domestic labour market.
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Seven Washington County citizens traveled more than 7,000 miles one way in a 25-hour period to preach the gospel to people in Fiji.
Craig Devine, Mac Marye, Mac Stevens, Justin Shelton, Ross Wright, Troy Thompson and Gene Boone, along with Justin Cooper of Australia, made the 11-day mission trip to the island so they could reach out to the people as part of an evangelical mission with the River of Life Community Church.
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* Three area students recently graduated from Agnes Scott College: Leslie Bacastow and Margaret Spencer, both of Athens, and Jessica Ortman of Comer. Bacastow, a graduate of Athens Academy, is a daughter of David and Roberta Bacastow. She majored in history. Spencer, a graduate of Cedar Shoals High School, is a daughter of James and Kathleen Spencer. She majored in biology and graduated magna cum laude. Ortman, a graduate of Emmanuel College-Georgia in Franklin Springs, is a daughter of Mark and Sheryl Ortman. She majored in mathematics and economics and graduated cum laude.
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Spencer also was named to the dean's honor list by earning a grade point average of 3.7 or higher and earned the Myrna Goode Young Latin Award. The award is given each year to a graduating senior with the highest scholastic average in Latin. Spencer also was inducted into the Agnes Scott chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. Ortman was named to the honor's list by earning a grade point average of 3.3 or higher.
* Daniel Julian Benjamin of Athens recently graduated from Brown University. A son of Brigitta Hangartner, he majored in engineering.
* Patrick Hammond Garrard and Amy Elizabeth Irving, both of Athens, recently graduated from Vanderbilt University. Garrard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Garrard III, majored in Spanish and graduated magna cum laude. Irving, daughter of Joe D. Irving, majored in philosophy and graduated cum laude.
* These area students recently were named to the dean's list at Virginia Tech by earning a 3.4 grade point average:
Melanie Matthews of Dacula, junior majoring in business in the R.B. Pamplin College of Business.
Ryan McDonald of Dacula, senior majoring in computer engineering in the College of Engineering.
Andrea Veney of Suwanee, senior majoring in political science in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences.
Jason Goodman of Woodstock, senior majoring in mechanical engineering in the College of Engineering.
Ashley Nisewonger of Buford, senior majoring in ocean engineering in the College of Engineering.
Kevin Langone of Athens, senior majoring in aerospace engineering in the College of Engineering.
Cason Sherwood of Madison, senior majoring in animal and poultry science in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
* First Baptist Church of Athens recently awarded three scholarships to graduating high school seniors. Hannah Marshall received the Pansy Nigh Torrance and Ellen Torrance Steele Memorial Scholarship. Jonathan Parker received the Harvey L. Hammond Educational Scholarship. Shelly Thompson was the recipient of the Karen Nasworthy Scholarship.
* Travis Brent Pickering of Athens recently was named to the president's honor list at McNeese State University by earning a grade point average of 3.5 or higher.
* Karen Blair, Melissa Graham, Jennifer Rachel Holland, Jessie Martin, Peter Maurer, Joseph Lamar Ravenell, Katie Rozek, Gena Short, Natalie C. Straughter, John Allen Vaughn and Jillian Malena Wells, all of Athens, recently were named as dean's scholars at Piedmont College by earning a 4.0 grade-point average.
* Among the recent graduates at Johnson and Wales University's Providence, R.I., campus was Jason Clemmons of Athens. Among the graduates at the university's Charleston, S.C., campus were Bobby Smith and Annie Meyers, both of Athens.
* Aileen Marie Beltran of Monroe recently graduated from Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Mass. Beltran, a graduate of Athens Academy, is a daughter of Paul and Marilyn Beltran. She majored in child advocacy.
* Gabriel Askins, Sarah Bell, Jennifer Corlew, Jeremy Geyer, Stephanie Frances Grubbs, Kenneth D. Henson, Valory Mapp, Peggy R. McClure, Sheila H. McElreath, Sarah Dungan Norton, Katherine Oliver, Christopher Payne, Andrea Radford, Erica Rice and Harie L. Robinson, all of Athens, recently were named to the dean's list at Piedmont College by earning a grade-point average of 3.5 to 3.99.
* Emily Jo Berry of Athens, marketing major, recently was named to the dean's list at Columbus State University by earning at least a 3.66 grade point average.
* Joel R. Michaud of Athens recently earned a bachelor's degree in art and John Keith Morris of Athens recently earned a master's degree in justice administration at Columbus State University.
* Athens resident Joe F. Harney was recently honored in his hometown of Murfreesboro, Tenn., when a church he helped found celebrated its 50th anniversary.
Harney returned to Murfreesboro to attend a special half-century celebration of the Belle Aire Baptist Church, which he and three others men started and where, on March 7, 1954, Harney taught the first Sunday School class and offered the first prayer during the church's worship service.
Harney, who obtained his theology credentials from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1959, held a ministry position in Marshall, Mo. and later served as minister of education with First Baptist Church in Thomaston from 1961 to 1978.
After retiring, he moved to Athens with his wife, Evelyn Harney. The Harneys are members of First Baptist Church, Athens.
* Stephen Wallace of Stephens County High School in Toccoa recently was nominated by National Federation of Independent Business member Lee Muns for the NFIB Education Foundation's second annual NFIB Free Enterprise Scholars Awards, a scholarship program to set future small-business owners on the path to entrepreneurship. The scholars receive $1,000 in tuition assistance.
* The Wellesley College Book Award recently was given to four local students: Suegene Kwon Lee of Athens Academy, Christina Lynn Faust of Cedar Shoals High School, Rebecca E. Corey of Clarke Central High School and Stephanie Lynn Wolfgang of Oconee County High School. The award is presented annually to young women in high school junior classes who have shown themselves to be outstanding students and active participants in their communities.
* AraClaire Goggans, daughter of Gary and Jan Goggans ofAthens, recently was selected to attend Concordia Language Village in Savannah. Concordia Language Villages is a program of Concordia College that introduces young people to languages and cultures, including Chinese, Danish, Finnish, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian and Swedish. Participants experience simulated visits to foreign countries, even exchanging currency and adopting new names. Goggans studied French during her time in the village. Concordia College is located in Moorhead, Minn.
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Less these days, it seems. From the Washington Post:
In a state that voted nearly 2 to 1 for President Bush in 2004, nine former Republicans will be on the November ballot as Democrats. Among them is Mark Parkinson, a former chairman of the Kansas Republican Party, who changed parties to run for lieutenant governor with the popular Democratic governor, Kathleen Sebelius.
"I'd reached a breaking point," Parkinson said, preparing for a rally in Wichita alongside Sebelius. "I want to work on relevant issues and not on a lot of things that don't matter."
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Illinois, USA. Stevens bought his first guitar, a second-hand acoustic, with the money his grandfather gave him from pawned fishing gear. By the age of 15, Stevens had learnt to play rhythm guitar and had begun to write songs for his band. He studied music at Southern Illinois University, including classical guitar. However, his extra-curricular activities focused on going o Read more
Tommy Castro - 74% match to Guitar Shorty
Bill Perry - 70% match to Guitar Shorty
Chester, New York, USA, d. 17 July 2007, Sugar Loaf, New York, USA. Blues guitarist and singer Bill Perry grew up in a home dominated by music where his grandfather played organ for the local church and his mother was a percussionist. However, he took more interest in his fathers records of Kenny Burrells guitar playing, and he started to learn the guitar himself Read more
Michael Burks - 70% match to Guitar Shorty
1957, Milwaukee, USA. Coming from a long line of musicians, Burks was taught to play the guitar at an early age by his bass playing father. He began playing live at the age of six and by his teens was playing regularly in his fathers Bradley Ferry Country Club in Camden. The closure of the club in the mid-80s forced Burks to reassess his musical career, and he found wo Read more
Byther Smith - 69% match to Guitar Shorty
17 April 1933, Monticello, Mississippi, USA. Smith began playing guitar in church, but after settling in Chicago in 1958 he started singing blues and was tutored on guitar by Herbert Sumlin and Freddie Robinson. He recorded for several local labels (including, reputedly, Cobra Records and Vee Jay Records), and worked with numerous gospel and blues groups, occasionally sittin Read more
Joanna Connor - 68% match to Guitar Shorty
31 August 1962, New York City, New York, USA. Connor was raised in Worcester, Massachusetts and began playing guitar while still a small child. Encouraged by her mother, a blues enthusiast, her guitar playing skills proved to be exceptional and in her teenage years she frequently sat in with visiting blues artists. By the mid-80s she had relocated to Chicago where she contin Read more
Chris Duarte Group - 62% match to Guitar Shorty
Dave Hole - 62% match to Guitar Shorty
30 March 1948, Heswall, Cheshire, England. Holes family moved to Perth, Western Australia, when he was four years old. The music of the Rolling Stones inspired him to pick up the guitar, and through them he discovered Muddy Waters and Howlin Wolf. He had been playing for some 10 years before he took up slide guitar. A broken little finger caused him to play over Read more
Joe Louis Walker - 62% match to Guitar Shorty
25 December 1949, San Francisco, California, USA. Although born in the city and raised during the era of flower power, Walker had a strong and realized sense of the blues tradition. Nevertheless, he abandoned blues in the mid-70s to sing with gospel group the Spiritual Corinthians, but returned to his first love in 1985 when he assembled a new band, the Boss Talk Read more
Debbie Davies - 60% match to Guitar Shorty
Los Angeles, California, USA. Davies had her first guitar at the age of 12 and when Bluesbreakers With Eric Clapton, was released in 1965, she set out to memorize all of Claptons solos. Intrigued by the names of black blues artists mentioned in his interviews, she discovered the records of Freddie King, Otis Rush and Gatemouth Brown. Her first live gigs were in a club Read more
Jimmy Thackery - 59% match to Guitar Shorty
19 May 1953, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA. Raised in Washington, DC, blues rock guitarist Thackery is a raw live player who has earned favourable comparisons to Stevie Ray Vaughan. With Mark Wenner he formed the blues-based Nighthawks in 1972, recording 20 albums over 15 years and touring extensively. Tired of the endless touring schedule, Thackery left the band in 1987 and Read more
Tab Benoit - 57% match to Guitar Shorty
17 November 1967, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA. Benoit started out playing classic rock cover versions in local bands. A gifted young guitarist, he was satisfied with this kind of music until a friend played him a copy of a Buddy Guy record. His musical world turned upside-down, Benoit set about recreating Guys deep-rooted emotion, adopting his style and researching mor Read more
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Avengers Hawkeye Art Card by kevinbolkWatch
©2012-2016 kevinbolk
More Avengers art cards for the summer convention season. Here's Clint Barton AKA Hawkeye.
Next: "I've got red on my ledger; I'd like to wipe it out."
Next: "I've got red on my ledger; I'd like to wipe it out."
I like the Avenger's A in the background!
he looks kinda like Phil Coulson LOL
no offense
no offense
his nose!!!!! AHA!!!! so cute!
Oh, Jeremy Renner how I love you lol xD
This is cute!
This is cute!
Jeremy's the most epic man alive - he nails Hawkeye perfectly
Do they ever call him Hawkeye in the movie?
I remember hearing it once during the final battle. I think Black Widow shouted it to get his attention so he would shoot Loki, who was trailing her.
I think Cap does once, when he's assigning tasks at the final battle, and some Shield agent(could be Fury himself, don't remember) call him "The Hawk" at the very beginning of the flick.
I remember someone calling him "The Hawk" near the start, saying he was in "his nest", but I don't remember "Hawkeye" specifically. I'll have to keep an ear out for it once I watch it again (cause I know that's inevitable).
Not really.
I actually prefer the comic book outfit
This is lovely!
dude i love ur signature!! RDJ is my fave actor!!!
OMG! You actually got Hawkeye right!!!!! Very few ppl can actually get his face to look like the actor..and without drawing him in that AWFUL purple suit...XP
I applaud you! (Applause) and if yu clicked on my favs, yu'd see about a billion of your comics XD
I applaud you! (Applause) and if yu clicked on my favs, yu'd see about a billion of your comics XD
looks cuuuuuuuuuuuute!
fffffff.... too awesome! he looks so cute <3
It's Legolas!! *snickers* Just kidding. (Sorta)
What other movies is he from? He looks so damn familar...
clint is my fav. adorable
<3!!!!!!! So cute! Clint is my favourite Avenger.
The best~
He should have his own movie.
Let's go Legolas!
Dude, that brow of his is spot on for the movie lol. Good job.
I hope he gets his own movie soon like the other Avengers did c:
nice pic
Oh, it's adorable >w<... but he's still not better than Legolas
The master archer!
Great likeness on this one, Kevin. Still not touching Cap, but great likeness.
Omg *fangirl squeee* ~
terricfic work dude i like it
Hawkeye is the sexiest after Thor *ד*
No Loooooooooooki.
Nice, you've captured Jeremy Renner's look in toon very effectively.
-So totally loves the Hawkeye-Black Widow pairing-
aww! :'D
the awesomest avenger...
i loved Jeremy playing him, he was perfect as Legolas---errr, i mean Hawkeye, yes
i loved Jeremy playing him, he was perfect as Legolas---errr, i mean Hawkeye, yes


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Leaf Type: Green (Matcha)
Where to Buy: Aiya
Product Description:
The USDA organic certified counterpart of our ceremonial drinking Matcha holds true to its organic nature. Internationally certified organic methods of manufacturing and packing bring your consumer a level of quality that is rare even in the Japanese green tea market!
Taster's Review:
This is my third and final review of this Matcha from Aiya series.
This Organic Ceremonial Grade Matcha is very similar to the conventional Ceremonial Grade. They both froth up nicely, although I think I remember a bit more froth with the conventionally-grown version. But there is still LOTS of froth with this one.
It is also thick and creamy like the conventionally-grown, but just as with the froth, I seem to remember a slightly thicker body from the conventionally-grown variety. And like the conventionally-grown Ceremonial Grade Matcha, this does not impart that chalkiness that I would sometimes experience from what I now realize were lesser quality Matcha teas. Aiya offers only the best with the three selections I've reviewed in this series.
This does have that bittersweet "Matcha" taste and an intense vegetal flavor, but I find that the vegetal taste here is a bit sweeter than in the conventional Ceremonial Grade (which was a bit more of a savory kind of vegetative taste).
That being said, I must say that the two Ceremonial Grade Matcha teas display very similar characteristics, so I think that choosing between them would be based upon whether or not having an Organic Matcha is something that is important to you.
If you like Matcha – you really MUST try Aiya. I think that it is the BEST of the best!
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