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Athabasca Oil Corp (OTCPK:ATHOF) 2Q 2013 Results - Earnings Call Transcript July 31, 2013 9:30 AM ET
Andre De Leebeeck - Vice President, Investor Relations
Sveinung Svarte - Chief Executive Officer
Brent Heagy - Chief Financial Officer
Rob Broen - SVP, Light Oil
Rick Koshman - VP, Projects and Thermal Operations
Mark Friesen - RBC Capital Markets
Mike Dunn - FirstEnergy
Matthew Taylor - National Bank Financial
Claudia Cattaneo - National Post
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for standing by. Welcome to Athabasca Oil Corporation's Second Quarter Conference Call. All lines have been placed on mute to prevent any background noise. After the speakers' remarks, there will be a question-and-answer session. (Operator Instructions) As a reminder, this conference call is broadcast live on the Internet and recorded.
I would now like to turn the conference call over to Andre De Leebeeck, Vice President, Investor Relations and External Communications. Please go ahead, Mr. De Leebeeck.
Andre De Leebeeck
Thank you, operator and welcome, everyone to our second quarter conference call. I would like to refer you to the advisories and forward-looking statements located at the end of today's news release. All information provided today is qualified by those advisories.
Sveinung Svarte, Athabasca's President and Chief Executive Officer will begin the call, discussing the current state of the business and recent events followed by Brent Heagy, Athabasca's Chief Financial Officer, who will then present a summary of the Q2 financials. Also in the room are Rob Broen, Senior Vice President of Light Oil and Rick Koshman, Vice President, Projects and Thermal Operations. Please proceed, Sveinung.
Sveinung Svarte
Thank you, Andre and good morning to everyone. For the Athabasca's second quarter 2013 was about forward momentum. This year's second quarter for Athabasca's construction budget was 12,000 barrels a day SAGD HS Project 1 on track, with over 64% of the project cost committed.
Engineering and procurement was over 85% complete, which has us very well positioned for efficient construction ramp up in the field. We expect SAGD drilling to commence in early August on major mechanical construction to start in September.
Earlier this year, Athabasca entered into an agreement with Enbridge for transportation and terminaling of dilbit for Hangingstone Project 1. A new pipeline from Hangingstone CPS to the existing Enbridge (inaudible) terminal is anticipated to be in service in latter half of 2015. The pipeline is being designed to add sufficient capacity to handle the company's anticipated additional production.
In May, the regulatory application for Hanginstone expansion were all submitted. This expansion is a 70,000 barrel per day SAGD project and is planned in two phases of 40,000 barrels per day and 30,000 barrels per day respectively, bringing the total anticipated production of the Hangingstone asset to over 80,000 barrels per day.
Athabasca completed the third production cycle of Dover West Carbonates TAGD field test during the quarter. The TAGD field has met or exceeded all design objectives which included demonstrating ability to heat the reservoir with thermal conduction and produce bitumen by gravity drainage from the Leduc carbonate formation.
Heater reliability in the horizontal wells was excellent and the conduction heating process took place faster than anticipated due to favorable rock characteristics. Regulatory approvals for the Dover West Leduc TAGD pilot are anticipated later this year. In addition we anticipate the regulatory approvals for the Dover West Sands, 12,000 barrel a day SAGD project.
The Light Oil Division continued further development of its assets in the liquid rich Alberta deep basin. The average production for the second quarter was approximately 7,255 oil equivalent per day. In June, the average production was approximately 8,550 barrels of oil equivalent per day, comprising of 50% liquids.
Keyera Simonette gas plant experience service interruptions in March and April as previously announced and Keyera responded by initiating several plants modifications. These modifications are aimed that improving sour gas processing and liquid handling. Despite these setbacks operational runtimes have continuously improved since early May and it steadily increased our production throughout the quarter.
Keyera has scheduled a planned shutdown Simonette plant in September, which will last approximately three weeks for maintenance and completion of plant modifications, as a result of this shutdown, September production will be low and we anticipate average production for the third quarter of 2013, to be and we brought down in the range of 5700 to 6200 barrels of oil equivalent per day. 5 Montney horizontal wells were completed during the second quarter and all development wells for the winter drilling programs are now tied-in.
We have drilled and -- drilled a total of 6 4 Montney horizontal wells over the last two years including 18 rig released and 22 completed in the first half of 2013. At the end of June approximately 60 wells were on production, 53 of which are Montney producers, there are also three wells that were drilled during Q2 in one isolated sections in Kaybob that affected [west].
In addition we have seven remaining wells which will be brought on stream, as the infrastructure capacities allows. The additional wells are expected to help offset decline of current production. We drilled eight fewer wells than planned in the first half of 2013 and reallocated capital in oil's optimized well performance and complete infrastructure projects.
We continue to believe that this infrastructure is critical to getting wells on production early and establishing type curves to high grade future development programs. We now own and operate key infrastructure in the heart of the Kaybob area that will be used as we execute on the Montney and the Duvernay programs. We believe that the value of this infrastructure far exceeds its installed cost and we will continue to evaluate options for capturing its value.
For the Montney over 90% of its core land is now held into intermediate terms, the focus of our initial program have been to the delineate our extensive land base, test the productive capability of the reservoir, establish a path to improve costs and ultimately high grade our assets for future development programs.
We have established three core areas at Kaybob West, Kaybob East and Saxon. Over the cycle time to drill in these areas have improved by more than 20%, while our cost for drilling and completion have improved by approximately 35% and 25% respectively in the last year.
These areas all have different cost structures, reservoir characteristics and production profiles. We have spent considerable effort stabilizing our production, including third party infrastructure debottlenecking and application of artificial lift.
Our current focus in the Montney to continue to optimize production and clearly establish type curves for each area. There are also developments in between Montney and Duvernay developments such as pad drilling to optimize cost and common (Inaudible) landing to improve revenue or increase revenue. The progress our ability to capture these synergies for future development programs. We are confident that we are able to execute the high grade Montney development program in the compelling economics and a small drilling program for Q4 this year is being considered.
We are encouraged by the strong performance over the three Duvernay wells and by results reported by other industry operators. Currently we hold 350,000 prospective net acres of liquid rich Duvernay potential including 200,000 high-graded net acres which contain greater than 20 meters of net pay and lie in the heart of Duvernay Fairway in the Kaybob area. Our long tenure is very good only requiring 13 wells to hold about 95% of high-graded acres into the intermediary terms. We've taken steps to prepare surface locations and secure services in order to execute a drilling program beginning of fall this year that will (Inaudible) over on further delineate our core position.
The company's production potential from the Duvernay is very good and full development will require significant capital investment. Our strategy has been and continues to be joint ventures to assure our future growth, a joint venture partner with a lowest to accelerate the development well and the value realization from the Duvernay. We are therefore initiated a formal joint venture process for our Duvernay holdings and we are working closely with the financial advisors on this process. As many of you know a regulatory hearing commenced on April 23 of this year for the Dover commercial joint venture project and closing arguments represented on April 29.
The Alberta Energy Regulator AER panel formerly known as the ERCB is now considering the information provided and we expect the decision shortly. The AER's recommendation will then be submitted to Alberta provincial cabinet for approval. Consequent approvals from the AER and Alberta Environment will trigger the company's rights under the Put/Call agreement to sell its remaining 40% in the Dover project to a wholly owned subsidiary of PetroChina for $1.32 billion.
Proceeds will be anticipated in the fourth quarter of 2013. I am proud of the joined at Athabasca, Bryan [energy] which has formulated Dover OPCO team on the job that Dave is representing the merits of development at Dover during the hearing process.
So with that, I would like to turn the conference call over to Brent Heagy, our CFO, who will provide overview of Athabasca's Q2 financial results.
Brent Heagy
Thank you Sveinung and good morning everyone. The second quarter brought a 20% increase of average production from the first quarter of 2013. Our average net back also grew by 10% to $36.55 per barrel of oil equivalent. As of June 30, 2015; the company has $481 million of cash equivalents and short-term investments on hand. Athabasca also has a $200 million revolving credit facility available to us.
Athabasca continued an active capital program during the second quarter of 2013 with total capital spending of $143 million. Spending was comprised of $48 million in the Light Oil division and $92 million in the thermal division with the remainder allocated to corporate assets.
Athabasca has undertaken a thorough review of capital in order to align expenditures with funding be it from exercising the put option or from joint ventures as Sveinung had mentioned. At the present time, with our current cash balance, available credit facility and current plans of capital expenditures, we have sufficient funding in place to last into Q1 of 2014.
Additionally, we continually evaluate other funding options which could include gathering value from our infrastructure assets in the Kaybob area, ongoing work on joint ventures such as with Duvernay assets which was recently initiated as Sveinung mentioned, and also for thermal assets and a potential for additional debt.
If there was delay in receiving foot proceeds or delay in getting a joint venture done, we would not approve any further Light Oil spending and we will scale back all other thermal oil spending except for our sanctioned Hangingstone 1 Project.
So with that, I would now like to turn the call back over to Sveinung who will provide closing comments before we begin the Q&A portion of the call.
Sveinung Svarte
Thank you, Brent. So as we continue to move forward, we are focused on delivering our goals which include outstanding Dover regulatory approvals and some further joint ventures. We are excited about the potential of our Montney and Duvernay assets and I am confident in our ability in deliver the results we expect.
Obviously, the Montney and Duvernay programs are contingent corporate funding and capital allocation will be evaluated after the Dover regulatory hearing process is complete. The Montney and Duvernay programs will compete for capital. But our intent is to manage a balanced program, maximizing the synergies and benefits derived from developing the two formations to the other, while preserving our land possession.
I would like to conclude by thanking Athabasca team members and especially those involved in the long term construction of Hangingstone and submitting their expansion application. We are very proud of the solid work going into these assets. We are also pleased that increased production numbers from our Light Oil properties and the reduction in operating cost received.
Our unique successful synergies all developing diverse Light oil and thermal oil grouped together to provide the basis for sustain and profit growth. So with that we are ready to your questions. Operator, please announce the first question.
Question-and-Answer Session
(Operator Instructions) Your first question is comes from Mark Friesen from RBC Capital Markets. Your line is open.
Mark Friesen - RBC Capital Markets
Just a few quick ones, could you maybe provide a bit of extra color on what you expect in terms of the Duvernay joint venture process in terms of maybe expect the timing and how you would like to possibly restructure the JV in terms of working interest or maybe something like that?
Brent Heagy
Mark, good morning and I can do that. Well, obviously, Duvernay the initial delineation of production risks all are very encouraging, and we believe that these opportunities could be similar to Eagle Ford with large development potential of oil and gas. We know that there are about 20-30 parties who will be interested in this opportunity. We have just opened data room and this leads to early process of laying pipelines, but I think that's ideal for us to have a partner let's say 40% obviously going to reduce the exact percentage at the end of the day.
But I know always that we will take the time necessary to select the right partner and to get the right structure on this agreement. We would be the operator. Having said that, we will also be open to more inexperienced operator coming in and maybe operating in parts of the area which is also an elegant model it leads to acceleration all of development if that the case, but the base stays at the other operator unless say we keep around 60% for the participation interest.
Mark Friesen - RBC Capital Markets
Okay, great. That's very good color. Further to the comments in the release on TAGD could you provide some information maybe in terms of the length of the heat and the production cycles and maybe some of the rates that you thought?
Brent Heagy
When it comes to length, probably I have to get back to you on that but this test was basically designed to show that it could mobilize the specimen. We have done three phases and as you know that there are two heater wells, but a lower one is the producer. So the first cycle they heated and asked to show that they can mobilize the oil around the well bores and produced from the lower one.
We have pump limitation about 150 barrels per day here to withhold production rates up to that, obviously you won't get above the pump capacity and remember as all these are 250 meter long wells. The second phase we had hoped that we could heat a bit longer, hence a longer production profile and possibly and get connection between the two well bores, reproduce back, we still didn't see connection, but in the third cycle we achieved what we wanted, we thought we can actually drain the [error] on both wells. So the upper wells would flow into the lower ones and it could recall with us. Obviously, it's still limited by the 150 barrels per day pump capacity.
Mark Friesen - RBC Capital Markets
Okay, very interesting. Just one more question about flexibility around the 2014 capital program. What would you see as being sort of a best case capital programs for '14 and maybe as a part of looking at financing options. Would there be an opportunity to sort of monetize infrastructure that you have invested in the deep basin and what do you think that would be worth?
Brent Heagy
Well, yeah, certainly, this is Brent Heagy. Yeah, we certainly see that there's opportunity to monetize the infrastructure, there's actually several ways that we could do that and we are looking at that. I think the important thing for us around the infrastructure. If we were to do that pay per transaction, certainly we would like to maintain a degree of consult, that's really important for us in that area. So, that we have the monetization of the infrastructure to point is certainly an option. Currently you know we have not set a budget for 2014 as of yet. Certainly we are going to be heading into that planning process later this summer and into the fall and obviously are getting certainty around the Put/Call is going to determine what that budget will look like, but certainly right now at the time we will absolutely continue on with hanging stone, one, which is the project that we sanctioned. As Sveinung has mentioned, I think you know we would also look at a bit of the money program and I'll maybe get Rob to comment on that. And then also depending on our funding situation, we will certainly look at delineation in the Duvernay.
Rob, is there anything you would like to add to that?
Rob Broen
Well, the only thing I would add is you know our land tenure in both the Montney and Duvernay is really good. So we are kind of in fortunate position that we have some choices on both program size and the pace that we developed. And so for example 90% of our Montney land is held into intermediate term. And in the Duvernay, we really only need to fill 13 wells above 95% of our high grade at 200,000 acres of Duvernay land. So that gives us some choices. I can tell you that operationally, we're preparing for small program in the Montney for Q4 and also for Duvernay land retention and delineation program. So pending the results of our review, obviously pending the results of Dover carrying and subsequent click and our internal review of capital allocation will be prepared to execute a program in Light Oil, but we still have to go through those stages and get board approval for that.
Sveinung Svarte
Obviously, Mark, our board will not sanction project unless they know they can't pay for them. So for them to see the next weeks panel decision is an extremely important milestone and that's why we're probably waiting two or three more weeks to firm up the what Rob likes to in the field to go under more wells in both Montney and Duvernay.
Mark Friesen - RBC Capital Markets
Okay, just to may be push a little bit. I think a number of about 200 million been used for deep basin infrastructure value, is that a good workable number or what do you think?
Rob Broen
Let's talk about value about later.
(Operator Instructions). Your next question comes from Mike Dunn from FirstEnergy.
Mike Dunn - FirstEnergy
Couple questions for me. Just on the Keyera facilities work that's being done in September, do you folks anticipate essentially being unrestricted in terms of your production capabilities following that work at Keyera?
Rob Broen
Mike, its Rob here. Just on Keyera, just to remind you that there is kind of two issues there, one is software recoveries at their plants and the second is the ability to handle liquids and we work very closely with Keyera over the last number of months and Keyera has done a number of short-term interventions, it includes things like putting in (inaudible) and adding some heat exchangers to stabilize liquids.
They do have some further modification that is doing during their plants turnaround in September. So we are pretty pleased with Keyera's response and we believe they've taken the right steps. The reality is in June, the Keyera plant had good runtime and we resume continuous operations in June and we have been adding wells in as the quarter progress. So we are not really limited right now by Keyera. Having said that, we are looking forward to completing the rest of modifications after September and then we don't anticipate more on plant interruption going forward. And just to add on Keyera does have plant projects longer term that will give additional assurance to steady runtimes on that plant.
Mike Dunn - FirstEnergy
And guess, where I was going with those questions gentlemen was, I guess a few months ago, you had guidance for exit sort of mid-year production. I think it was 11,000 to 13,000 BOE a day, obviously wasn't expecting to, that was kind of null and void with the Keyera issues there you found, but just trying to get a sense of where we'd be today as we were not restricted. So any comments you have on that?
Rob Broen
Mike, I can give maybe some color around production. So, I mean, you recall that our first significant production came on stream in late Q4 2012 and the guidance was established before the Christmas and now it's really based on test capability with those established production runtime. And so our production forecasting has been complicated by both third party service interruptions and then also the installation of artificial lift on well sites and the two go a bit hand in hand to (inaudible) in order to stabilize our artificial lift installations and just stable production.
And then Sveinung mentioned we drilled 8 pure well than we planned and that was -- this is to reallocation capital in order to optimize our well performance and we did that in a number of ways and one ways is bigger frac in some of our Montney wells, the installation of artificial lift and then significantly to complete the infrastructure projects of course from first strategy and also have increased value in the area.
And then the last thing I will mention is there were three horizontal wells, the late in our program in Q2 in Kaybob West and we don't intend on producing those. So the result of all that is midyear production in June is 8550 BOE per, that's 50% liquids and we are pleased with that.
We do have seven additional Montney wells to be tied in, but the reality is the expectation as we get those tied in is just essentially offsetting decline. So (inaudible) key for us to get it optimize and get our volumes up, but we do have all the wells tied in from the winter program.
Mike Dunn - FirstEnergy
And I guess separate topic, regarding the regulatory process, Dover. Can you just maybe talk through any precedence in the past that you are aware of where SAGD project saw material changes to I guess to the scope at this stage of the regulatory process, I'm not aware of any, but just wondering if you are?
Rob Broen
Actually I think Mike we are not aware of any of this. So first was the public hearing is the part of normal regulatory process in Alberta and lot of oil sands projects have gone through that before they get approve. So with the Dover project which was finished early May, the final hearing date, we really don't know any precedence project that has been changing scope that late in the process and obviously the project get define according to the rules of the (RCB) and all the (FIR) that you know you get too has been answered adequately and we believe the project will go, but we still need to get the panels additional that and hopefully that comes out next week.
Mike Dunn - FirstEnergy
Okay. And then just to review the timing, let's assume we get an announcement next Tuesday, let's assume it's an approval or recommendation for approval from there, how long is that, does that typically take until the cabinet signs off on that?
Sveinung Svarte
Well, it would have to be, if that panel decision is yes that's write-off goes over to the Alberta cabinet and I think the first meeting is just after long week in early September, we probably want them to get on the first meeting so maybe we can't meet September but again this is not complete in our hands either, it's not in our hands at all and then obviously it goes from the Alberta cabinet over to the Alberta Environment for the final approval probably early October.
(Operator Instructions) Your next question comes from Matthew Taylor from National Bank Financial. Your line is open.
Matthew Taylor - National Bank Financial
What are your plans for your Light Oil acreage outside of greater Kaybob and how are you going to keep up with expiry strategic specific to kind of monetize those assets over the next few years?
Rob Broen
Okay, it's Rob here again. So you know, our focus clearly is on our core acreage that's in the Kaybob area and that's where our Duvernay and we've talked about our 350,000 acres that has greater than 10 meters of thickness and then our real focus is the 200,000 acres that's greater than 20 meters thickness. And then we have worked really hard in the last few years to zero in on the core areas in the market and we talked about those this morning. So outside of that, we have a large position in Northwest Alberta in the Caribou area. We also have one in the Muskwa area. Those are 650,000ish acres each and those are still long-term exploration options for us but you recognized that we have a lot of non-core acreage outside of that.
I mean, we have over 2.8 million acres of land in Alberta. So we're working hard on deliberate strategy, two categories Orlando is core or non-core and the stuff that's not core will attract capital from us. So we will look at options to monetize [for amount] whatever we can do on that acreage. So that shouldn't distract anybody here on our base.
Matthew Taylor - National Bank Financial
Thanks, Rob. Just a secondary question on the Light Oil business unit. Costs are coming down. We saw that quarter-over-quarter. Where op cost kind of at the end of the quarter stand? Where do you guys target those to trying to say in 2014?
Rob Broen
So our operating cost for June was just over $10 a BOE and the reality is we see a line expect to get that trajectory is down a bit $70 per BOE and we're early still in the phases of production, we are only six months into our production seven months and there is lots of things that we can do to lower operating cost. We're working on electrifying our well size and getting rid of rental injections schedule with permanent facility. All of that will lower our operating cost. So we're pleased to report what we are adding and we definitely see a lower line to save property cost.
(Operator Instructions). This concludes the analyst Q&A portion of today's call. We will now take questions from the media. The first question comes from Claudia Cattaneo from National Post, your line is open.
Claudia Cattaneo - National Post
I was just wondering about the appeal process to the Dover decision. And so I just like you to clarify that, what is the Fort McKays appeal the regulators decision, so does mean that you are still getting your cash from PetroChina and the appeal then becomes PetroChina's problem?
Rob Broen
Hi, Claudia. Obviously an appeal for the first rights is limited and they must be applied for within 30 days after the panel decision. The regulatory process would not be posted because of an appeal, it actually goes in (inaudible). So the project would still receive regulatory approval as required under the agreement with PetroChina.
Claudia Cattaneo - National Post
Okay. And but have you talked to PetroChina about the possibility of an appeal and whether they're still prepared to pay up?
Rob Broen
I don't think we talk about the appeal process with anybody at the moment. We have to see if it comes first and obviously if it gets appeal, we have to see what consequences get for the project approval, but normally you should get project approval even if there was an appeal pending. But as I said the appeal rights are very limited and basically there hasn't been many projects that successfully been appealed in Alberta.
(Operator Instructions). Mr. De Leebeeck, there are no further questions at this time. Please continue.
Andre De Leebeeck
That concludes today's trajectory. Thank you for joining us. Our call is now complete.
Ladies and gentlemen, this concludes the conference call for today. Thank you all for participating. Please disconnect your lines.
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The University of Toronto has caved to students' demands and told a professor who openly refused to use "correct gender pronouns" that he needs to refer to students as they wish. Jordan Peterson, a psychology professor, received a letter from the university that demanded he address students by whatever pronoun they want—not just 'he' or 'she'—and stop making public statements on the topic. The letter, signed jointly by arts and science dean David Cameron and faculty and academic life vice-provost Sioban Nelson, claimed the university is committed to free speech but that right has limits. "Your statements that you will refuse to refer to transgendered persons using gender neutral pronouns if theyFox News q
Kourtney Kardashian awkwardly 'blanks' TV hosts who ask about Kim
Kourtney Kardashian had an awkward on-air moment Thursday morning when hosts of an Australian morning program asked how her sister Kim Kardashian is holding up after her robbery ordeal. The questions was met with bizarre silence, while the reality TV star sat staring off camera, presumably listening to the panicked advice of her publicists. SEE ALSO: Khloe Kardashian DGAF about Donald Trump calling her a 'piglet' Making matters worse, the connection was dropped. When producers got Kardashian back on the line post-ad break, she explained "we had a bad connection." "I think she's totally blanking me on that question," said David Campbell, co-host of Today Extra , adding, "She could just say her sister is fine! I mean I think we just said that you know we're very concerned and we were onside and we hoped that everyone's fine, which I still do." According to The Herald Sun , Kourtney insisted that she be re-connected to the show's host in order to address the question. Once connected, she discussed how the Kardashian klan was feeling after her sister was held at gunpoint during the Paris robbery. "I think we're all really still shaken up and I just — you know, I think she has a big supportive family and I know that, like, all of the traumatic things that we've been through, you know, we get through them together as a family and that's what family is all about," she said. While it might not be the most informative response ever uttered, it may have been worth it as an act of "saving face." What's a potential little white lie about a technical glitch between friends, anyway? Many of us would love to use the old "we just had a bad connection" excuse to get out of conversations IRL, sometimes. Kim Kardashian West was robbed at gunpoint in ParisMashable
Hasta la vista Microsoft: Why IBM's switch from Windows to Macs is one of its greatest decisions
IBM says that it has saved millions of dollars by getting employees to use Apple Macs rather than Windows PCs, as Windows machines apparently cost three times more in support than Macs. Fletcher Previn, IBM's vice president of workplace as a service, is essentially the head of the conglomerate's IT department, and after years of experience in managing Windows PCs for large corporations, he decided things needed to change. The Jamf National User tech conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota is held annually to discuss how enterprises use Jamf software to manage the huge numbers of computers and devices, as well as how internal software needed by different teams of employees is deployed across corporations.International Business Times UK q
Tiger Woods Takes Manhattan (8 photos)
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U.S. has few good options for response to Philippines' Duterte
By Yeganeh Torbati and David Brunnstrom WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Obama administration has few good options and limited leverage as it struggles to craft a response to Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's increasingly hostile rhetoric towards the United States and his warm embrace of China. For months, Washington has played down Duterte's anti-American insults and broadsides. Duterte's latest outburst, less than three weeks before the U.S. presidential election, casts further doubt on the seven-decade U.S.-Philippine alliance and threatens to further undermine President Barack Obama's faltering "pivot" to Asia as a counterbalance to China's growing assertiveness.Reuters
Dallas Cowboys Rookies Spend Nearly $55,000 On Dinner At Nick & Sam's
At some point in the season, the Dallas Cowboys' newest players are hazed in a particularly expensive way — buying dinner for their undoubtedly hungry teammates. At this year's "rookie dinner," newcomers like quarterback Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott racked up a beyond massive bill at a Dallas steakhouse. A photo of a receipt detailing $50,341.65 in pricey steaks, shrimp cocktail, and caviar from Nick & Sam's was reportedly posted to defensive tackle Tyrone Crawford's Snapchat account on October 19, and was later posted to Twitter by a Cowboys fan site.Eater Dallas q
The internet is enamored with George H.W. Bush's 1993 letter to Bill Clinton
In the midst of the chaotic lead-up to November's election, a 1993 letter from outgoing President George H.W. Bush to incoming President Bill Clinton has the internet nostalgic for political seasons past. Bush penned the letter on Jan. 20, 1993, the day of Clinton's first inauguration. The previous November, he'd failed to secure a second term in office. SEE ALSO: So that's 3 presidential debates, 0 climate change questions Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton posted the letter to Instagram in June: You may have noticed a letter that went viral on the internet this week. The letter is from George H.W. Bush's presidential library. I hadn't read it in a long time, until yesterday. It moved me to tears, just like it did all those years ago. It's the letter that President Bush left in the Oval Office for my husband, back in January of 1993. They had just fought a fierce campaign. Bill won, President Bush lost. In a democracy, that's how it goes. But when Bill walked into that office for the very first time as President, that note was waiting for him. It had some good advice about staying focused on what mattered, despite the critics. It wished him happiness. And it concluded with these words: "You will be our President when you read this note. I wish you well. I wish your family well. Your success is now our country's success. And I am rooting hard for you. George." That's the America we love. That is what we cherish and expect. A photo posted by Hillary Clinton (@hillaryclinton) on Jun 14, 2016 at 4:25pm PDT After wishing Bill "great happiness" in the White House, Bush writes: "Your success is now our country's success. And I am rooting hard for you." Those sharing the 1993 letter invoke Bush's words as an example of losing with dignity. In contrast, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump made headlines during Wednesday's debate when he declared that he may not accept the results of November's election should Clinton win. In a speech on Thursday, he followed up on that statement: He will accept the results of the election if he's the winner . The internet's response: A perfect night to re-read this letter from President George H. W. Bush to President Bill Clinton. pic.twitter.com/9LYI20KX7A — Chris Sacca (@sacca) October 20, 2016 George Bush to Bill Clinton, having lost the election. Compare and contrast to the toxic orange warthog who leads the Republicans today. pic.twitter.com/FkGFLuKP9O — Alex Andreou (@sturdyAlex) October 20, 2016 George Herbert Walker Bush defined presidential. In light of #Trump's aversion to democracy, this letter Bush left for Clinton is #mustread https://t.co/ZALCnUu2yA — Charles Adler (@charlesadler) October 20, 2016 Forget politics. This letter from Bush #1 to Clinton is filled with a grace and elegance Trump is incapable of understanding. https://t.co/cv3A9BqRQB — Richard Marx (@richardmarx) October 20, 2016 George Bush, Sr.'s great outgoing letter to Bill Clinton. The problem is, it's impossible to imagine Trump being man enough to write this... pic.twitter.com/93sZecC4RN — Seth MacFarlane (@SethMacFarlane) October 20, 2016Mashable
EXCLUSIVE: Shania Twain Stuns at CMT Artists of the Year Event, Reveals How She Stays in Incredible Shape
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Can my family refuse inheritance from my abusive former husband?
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Ok, updating mine.
Closed: 12/14/12
And at a lower rate. Ended up with a 3.12%!
Easiest mortgage we have ever done. Fast, friendly, and most importantly, on time!
smileyedna wrote:
You can't claim to close before the closing date!
uhh, that's close not closed
Well, this is what I get for teasing you (and I hope you closed on time!!!) My closing on the 18th has been delayed by at least two days. The owner's agent forgot to turn the water on for the FHA appraiser. Waiting today to hear something.
Not closing tomorrow either. The LO called me today and told me the septic passed appraisal today. It made me wonder WHY they waited until after the first closing date to appraise the septic system. We haven't heard from the FHA appraiser and the IRS keeps kicking back one of my return transcript requests (third time!)
Again I find myself super frustrated, ready to walk away and feel like I'm being manipulated by the LO and my agent to hang in there for a tenuious future date. I've survived a tornado and a hurricane this year plus two job losses I have had enough BS this year to last a decade, I am not in the mood for this, lol.
Just an update I had a very smooth and on-time closing! My realtor was still in shock up until we met with the attorney given that I had a short sale a little over 2 years ago. It was tough finding a lender who would work with me but I'm excited it worked out and I love my new home!
For all of you Wells Fargo FHA's, what were your closing costs like?
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text: I would like to hear form people who have shot both the P3AT .380 and a Seecamp .380 - how did the recoil between the two compare??? I am trying to decide between a Seecamp .32 and .380 and heard that the 380 Seecamp recoil was pretty harsh. I thought that since I own a P3AT and don't have an issue with it's recoil, I therefore shouldn't have a problem with the seecamp's recoil.


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10 New Shows We're Worried About After Upfronts 2012
'Elementary,' 'The Neighbors' and 'Mob Doctor' are among the shows that have us on edge
"Partners" (CBS)
Mondays at 8:30 p.m.
Why we're worried: A show based on the real-life working relationship of its creators (David Kohan and Max Mutchnick of "Will & Grace" fame) doesn't exactly sound like an intriguing prospect - unless, of course, there's an interesting back-story worth mining. Unfortunately, the "one's straight, one's gay" hook employed by "Partners" feels dated and redundant (an impression not at all assuaged by the unfunny promo). If this stale-seeming concoction was the only mileage Kohan and Mutchnick were able to get out of their own lives, maybe it wasn't the best idea to begin with.
Why it could still end up OK: Admittedly, some of TV's greatest comedies came saddled with not-terribly intriguing premises ("Friends," "Seinfeld," "Cheers"...need I go on?), so if "Partners" can at least come up with some fresher material than what's presented in the promo there's still hope.
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This Year's Black ONLY
a Killer Style novel by Avery Flynn
A fighter since birth, Allegra "Ryder" Falcon would rather trade in her all-black wardrobe for head-to-toe hot pink than let anyone ever see the cracks in her tough exterior. But one night with a stranger changes everything.
Devin Harris may have given up his MMA fighting dreams for high fashion, but that doesn't mean he isn't always in control. So when someone embezzles millions under his watch, he isn't going to let the private investigator working the case go it alone—even if she is the woman who blew him away in bed and then blew him off.
Just when it seems like it couldn't get any hotter between Ryder and Devin, the case takes them to a tropical paradise where the danger increases. From the catwalk to the pineapple fields, they have to work together to track down the missing millions before the thief finds—and kills— them.
Title: This Year's Black
Series: Killer Style, #2
Author: Avery Flynn
Genre: Suspense, Romantic Suspense
Length: 215 pages
Release Date: May 2014
Imprint: Ignite
Price listed is for the U.S. digital format. Please confirm pricing and availability with the retailer before downloading.
KILLER STYLE novels by author Avery Flynn:
Book one: High-heeled Wonder
Book two: This Year's Black
Book three: Make Me Up
Book four: Designed for Murder
Praise for This Year's Black:
"Incredible writing with witty humor and scorching sex scenes. This Year's Black belongs at everyone's TBR list." – New York Times bestselling author, Gina L. Maxwell
An Excerpt from:
This Year's Black
by Avery Flynn
Copyright © 2014 by Avery Flynn. All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce, distribute, or transmit in any form or by any means. For information regarding subsidiary rights, please contact the Publisher.
Chapter One
— Karl Lagerfeld
Harbor City, New York
Paulie's Gym wasn't a fancy exercise emporium with spinning classes, personal trainers, and TVs hanging from the ceiling. The men and handful of women punching the heavy bag or trading jabs in the ring didn't care about those things. They came to work up a sweat, not gossip over the water cooler. No one cared that the smell was enough to knock a person on his ass, if his sparring partner's right hook didn't get him first.
Ignoring the sweat soaking through her black spandex tank top, Allegra "Ryder" Falcon balanced soft on her feet while people milled around outside the boxing ring. Her opponent had at least a hundred pounds on her, but she had something Cam Hardy didn't. Iron-willed focus…and the never-ending need to prove herself.
Locked in on her opponent, Ryder bounced on the balls of her feet, waiting for his attention to waver. All she needed was half a second to land a quick jab or high kick—
The gym door opened—
Cam's eyes shifted—
Bam! Ryder's right leg landed with a solid thump against his solar plexus.
Air wheezed out of his lungs like a fast deflating balloon.
She followed up with a quick punching combination and a roundhouse kick before grabbing his arm, spinning into position, and flipping him over her back.
He landed with enough force to make the ring's elevated floor bounce. Used to Ryder's weekly balls-to-the-wall sparring workouts, the other gym-goers barely glanced up from their own activities.
"Damn it Ryder," Cam mumbled around his mouth guard. "This is the last time I spar with you. The plan was to go easy on each other. Tony's right. You don't play well with others."
"You say that every time we spar, but you're still here twice a week without fail." She laughed and helped him up off the floor, which took considerably more effort than tossing him. "Man, have you gained weight?"
"Only muscle." He flexed his thick biceps as he shucked off the cushioned helmet, then winked one of his ice-blue eyes at her. "The ladies love it."
"Yeah, for the one night they get with you before you've moved on to the next unsuspecting sap." Cam's dating history was as long and sordid as a pornified version of War and Peace. If she didn't love him so much—like a second cousin twice removed—she'd punch even harder in the ring.
"Like you're any different. When was the last time I saw you with the same guy twice?"
That hit her right between the eyes. If Cam's fists connected as well as his words, she would have been the one on her ass. "I don't think my dates number anywhere near yours." She shrugged off the all-too-familiar ache. "Anyway, I have my reasons."
She had a type. Overly possessive, muscle-bound losers with a shaky grasp on employment and a too-tight grip on her. Then there was Heath. She shivered. He'd turned out to be even worse.
"Hey, the ladies enjoy themselves, and I never make any promises I can't keep." Cam put a foot on the ring's bottom rope and lifted the top one. "Speaking of which, how about you put in a good word about me with Drea?"
"Not in a million years." She slipped through the opening and stalked toward the locker room, leaving Cam and her bad memories behind her.
"How come?"
"One, she would eat you for breakfast. And two, I like Drea."
"You like me." Again, he winked.
How many girls had melted under Cam's patented charm offensive? Way more than she ever wanted to know about. "Not enough to sell out one of my best friends, pretty boy."
He laid his palm against his chest and mimed a faint. "You're killing me here."
"There's not a jury who would convict me." She pushed open the women's locker room's swinging door. "Especially since, with your dating history, at least half the jury would be made up of your ex-girlfriends."
God love the man, Cam was in for a world of hurt when he finally did find someone he wanted to be with for the long-term. Dude would not have any idea what to do. She couldn't wait to watch.
He reached out and gave her a noogie before she could twist away. "Twenty-five is too young for you to be that damn cynical, Ryder girl. You know no woman is an island, not even you."
She shoved his hand away and stuck her tongue out. "So says the twenty-nine-year-old commitment phobe."
"Hey, we're not talking about me, here." There went that million-watt grin again.
"Cam, we're always talking about you." She patted his cheek. "And you love it."
The locker room door slammed shut behind her, and she peeled off her black workout clothes while ignoring the little voice reminding her of her own romantic mishaps. Mishaps. Now that was putting it mildly. More like a nuclear-level, chain-reaction explosion that gave her a nasty case of radiation poisoning so severe she could use her heart as a nightlight. For the entire tri-state area.
Ryder popped the handle on her locker right in time to hear the first buzz from her cell phone. The office number for Maltese Security flashed on the screen. As always, work rescued her from events she'd rather leave locked in a grimy basement.
She pressed the talk button. "Hola, boss, what's shaking?"
"I need you down at Dylan's Department Store right away." Tony Falcon, Maltese Security's owner, CEO, worrier-in-chief, and her big brother, had never been one for small talk, which just made Ryder want to needle him all the more.
"Hello to you, too, big brother. I'm doing great today, thanks for asking."
"Very funny. Dylan's is our biggest client right now. We can't afford for them to jump ship—not if I'm going to make payroll. I'm tied up on the Bowden case, and you're the only other one who's dealt with George Dylan before. He's quirky, but he likes you."
Ryder rolled her eyes. "He likes my ass." After their last visit to Dylan's corporate headquarters, she was surprised she didn't have drool soaking the back of her black trousers. Ewwww.
"Ugh, you're my sister. Don't go there." Tony made a sound of disgust that reminded Ryder of her dog Kermit sucking the last bit of peanut butter from the roof of his mouth. "Here's the deal, someone has their hand in the company till. They need us to go in and figure out who and get the money back as quietly and quickly as possible. They're in the middle of a merger, and George is afraid if word leaks, the company's stock will tank and the deal will blow up."
Her pulse ratcheted up and she did a little jig. She was so in. "Sounds easy enough."
"Oh yeah, I'm sure everything will go off without a hitch." Sarcasm thickened her older brother's tone. "Even though I can't be there with you, I'll walk you through it every step of the way."
She slammed her locker door shut. "Tony, I have a degree in forensic accounting. You can barely balance your checkbook. I'm pretty sure I've got this."
"You're a funny girl, baby sister, but there's a big difference between book smarts and street smarts. Anyway, you go rogue on this like the last big case you had and I'll fire you faster than mom can dice a tomato."
Fighting the urge to scream with frustration, she closed her eyes and sucked in a deep breath. When she opened them a second later, the red haze had dissipated. "I grew up a cop's kid, just like you. I'm not some naif from the Midwest fresh off the bus." She paced in front of the lockers, already jonesing for another workout to blow off sibling-induced steam. "I can do this, Tony. Trust me."
"It's not that I don't—"
"Stop being my big brother and be my boss. You hired me. Do you think I can do the job or not?"
He didn't answer.
A lump the size of her Nonni's olive oil collection formed in her throat. She counted to five. If her phone had picked this moment to lose its signal, she was going to drown it in the toilet. "You there?"
"Yeah, I'm here." He sighed. "Okay, it's your case. Don't make me regret this. But you go over the plan with me. And you stay in contact with me while you're there."
"Yes, sir." She shimmied and almost tripped over her untied shoelaces.
Now, this sounded like a James Bond adventure—at least compared to the stalk-the-cheating-spouse shit she normally got assigned to as low chick on the totem pole. Add to that the fact that her family always treated her like she was still a ten-year-old tomboy in uneven pigtails and torn jeans, and it was enough to make her slam her head against the metal locker door. But this case could be her chance to prove them wrong and make them see her as she really was.
Forty-five quick minutes later, Ryder paused outside of George Dylan's office, her hand curled around the brass doorknob, eavesdropping on the very impassioned discussion happening on the other side of the thick oak doors. As the youngest of five kids, she'd perfected the skill while still in diapers. How else would she have gathered enough intel to blackmail her siblings into doing her chores? Lucky for Tony, she only used her powers for good these days.
The door muffled most of the conversation, but she managed to pluck a few phrases from the murmur.
"Don't need…" Something about the growly voice tugged on her memory.
"…A lid on it…" George Dylan's signature, two-pack-a-day wheeze identified the second speaker.
"Ruin everything…" Oh, mystery man was not thrilled about bringing in professional help.
It wasn't the first time Maltese Security had run into client resistance on a case. Just like lawyers, no one wanted a private security expert until they were neck-deep in quicksand and needed one. And then they really, really wanted one.
"Can you hear anything good?"
Ryder jumped a mile high and whirled around in the same move. A petite woman in her early sixties with her ebony hair pulled back into a tight bun and no-nonsense, orthopedic granny shoes on her feet eyeballed Ryder with unblinking eyes.
Damn, she was so busted. Heat burned her cheeks. "George's secretary wasn't in and—"
"I'm Sarah Molina, Mr. Dylan's executive assistant. I apologize that my trip to the ladies' room was not timed for your convenience." She settled behind her desk and paused with her hands hovering above the keyboard. "Is there something I can help you with?"
Ryder bristled. She was eavesdropping, not stealing the crown jewels. "I'm here to see George. I have an appointment."
"Your name?"
"Ryder Falcon."
Sarah picked up the phone receiver and spoke quietly into it. "Mr. Dylan, there is a Ms. Falcon here to see you. She says she has an appointment." After half a minute of listening, she pursed her lips together in obvious displeasure and put the receiver down with an emphatic click. "You may go right in."
"Thanks." Ryder nodded, flicked her wrist, and turned the knob, pushing the door open. "Sorry to interrupt…"
The mystery man talking to the Dylan's Department Store CEO spun around to face her, and the rest of her spiel died on her tongue.
There were men she'd slept with and never thought much about again. Then, there was a handful whose memory always put her in a good mood, like a cool beer on a warm night. Standing before her was the one man who'd bypassed the pleasant-buzz setting and had zoomed straight into the hardcore, make-your-panties-wet, two-shots-of-Tequilla-too-many danger zone.
An inch shy of six feet, Devin Harris had the body of a professional mixed martial arts fighter—complete with heavily inked skin—wrapped in a dark navy, pin-striped Brooks Brothers suit. He topped it off with short-clipped hair, model-worthy cheekbones, and a square jaw that would make Superman weep with jealousy. The combination of badass brawler and smooth corporate wolf sucked the smart-ass right out of her.
He was just her type, which was about as big of an indictment against him as there could be.
In a moment of epic bad judgment a few weeks ago, she'd ignored the quiet accountant types at the bar and had gone after the man she'd really wanted. Confident bordering on cocky. Sexy as hell. Too tempting for words. After their one night together and too many orgasms to count, she'd woken up wrapped in his arms, never wanting to leave even as she hated herself for falling back into old bad habits.
After Heath—after the hospital—she'd sworn never again.
So she'd snuck out of Mr. Temptation's bed, gone home, deleted his number from her phone, and blocked him. But that hadn't stopped her from thinking about him—and wondering foolishly if maybe he was different. If her guy radar wasn't completely for shit. But in the end she knew it was.
Recognition flickered in his latte-colored eyes, and her stomach did the loop-de-loop.
His mouth flattened into a straight line, and he crossed his arms. "George, tell me this is not the crack security professional you've been trying to sell me on."
Ryder's spine straightened like a whip snapping. The pompous prick.
"You forget yourself, Devin," George wheezed. "You work for me. I don't have to sell you on a damn thing."
Devin Harris bit back his scathing response because George was right, which shredded his ego like sandpaper on sliced Rye.
Ryder Falcon. Shit, with a name like that she should be in skin-tight red leather, fighting super villains in a comic book. Lord knew she was tough enough to make normal men quake in their pleated Dockers. He'd learned that for himself during their one hot night together when he'd licked his way down her toned abs and up her hard thighs.
It was a damn good thing he'd acquired an immunity to her particular brand of super-powered hotness in the three weeks since they'd hooked up. He barely noticed the way her tight body filled out the fitted, black suit that hugged her slim curves in all the right places. He'd already completely forgotten how she'd tasted of cinnamon, spice, and no-holds-barred sex so good his balls had practically sung the Hallelujah Chorus when he'd come the first time—and every other time that night. What he hadn't forgotten was that he'd woken up alone like a loser the next morning.
How many times had he called her cell only to be met by a deafening busy signal? His father may be right that he was just a stubborn ex-jock with a dented brain, but he'd finally gotten her message. The last thing he needed in his life was another woman who sent mixed signals—no matter how sexy she was. Been there. Done her. Never want to again.
"Ryder, I apologize for my right-hand man's rudeness. Let me introduce you. Devin Harris is our general merchandise manager." George ambled around the desk, his over-indulged belly leading the way. "He blames himself for the troubles, which I've already told him is preposterous—unless, of course, he's the one syphoning off my cash." He chuckled at his own joke and held out his hand to Ryder. "Devin, this lovely lady is Ryder Falcon with Maltese Security."
She shook his hand, her jaw tightening when the CEO held on for a few beats too many. Irritation tightened Devin's spleen when he realized he'd actually counted how many seconds the handshake had lasted.
"Is there anyone who sticks out as a possible suspect?" she asked.
"All the signs point to Craig in accounting," Devin snarled. "I'm just choosing to ignore them because I want to sabotage the deal to take Dylan's Department Store global."
Even to himself, his sarcasm sounded like the spoiled, petulant teenager he used to be. Ryder didn't miss his snotty tone, either. She pivoted to face him. When he'd stripped her down to her see-through black bra and panties with her feet flat on the floor, she'd stood almost eye to eye with him. Today, in her heels, she added a good three inches to her height, putting her at just over six feet.
Looking up to a woman like Ryder would have some men on edge, but Devin relished the challenge she presented. Not that he wanted her under—or above—him again, but nothing got his blood pumping faster than someone telling him he couldn't do something.
And Ryder Falcon was a walking stop sign.
"I'm not questioning your abilities," she said in a tone that did just that. "I was simply starting my research. The more I know about the situation, the faster I'll be able to track down the embezzler and recover your lost funds."
George patted his stomach. "My thoughts exactly. That's why I want you to come onboard and pose as Devin's personal assistant during the investigation. That will give you access to most of our people without raising too many eyebrows."
The wind rushed out of Devin's lungs as if he'd gotten a side kick to the chest. "What are you talking about?" His lungs ached with the effort of sputtering out the five words. "I can do this on my own."
Just looking at Ryder Falcon made him feel like he was on a roller coaster, and that annoyed the hell out of him. He'd spent most of his early life bouncing from good time to good time, living down to his father's constant and loudly expressed low expectations. Now, he appreciated the solid, the steady, the predictability of a five a.m. workout and a demanding job that left him elated and exhausted by eleven at night.
"It's perfectly logical to partner you two up. We need her expertise. She needs access, which you can give her. Everyone knows you're going through the books prior to the merger. And MulitCorp doesn't need to know anything about this little snafu before we finalize the merger next week. You and I both know they'll run like cockroaches when the lights come on if they even hear a rumor that our financials aren't what they're supposed to be. That gives you two a week to find the culprit and, hopefully, recover the stolen funds, before I have to give MultiCorp full access to our books prior to the final signatures."
Ryder's face had frozen into a neutral mask, but the way she twisted a strand of long, dark brown hair around a finger gave away her nervousness. "Sir, I can work much more efficiently and effectively on my own. There's really no need to involve Mr. Harris in this."
Mr. Harris, was it? That extra little bit of formality, considering the sweaty circumstances of their last meeting, woke up the natural antagonist in him. No way was she working a case alone, and she sure as hell wouldn't work it with anyone but him. "I don't know Ms. Falcon. If I remember correctly, we can work very well together."
If she could have slit him open with a look, his guts would have been spilled all over George's pin-neat desk.
The old man looked from one to the other, his eyes bloodshot but still keen as ever. "I didn't realize you two knew each other." No doubt he had picked up on the undercurrent and planned to exploit it to his best advantage. After all, the old man hadn't made Dylan's Department Store the must-shop-at experience for Harbor City's fashion elite by being slow-witted. "Isn't this perfect?"
Devin prowled across the office, every step closer making the color rise in her olive-complected cheeks, but she didn't give even an inch of ground. That fact excited him as much as the memory of her smooth skin under his tongue. "Don't worry, boss, we'll have this case solved before you know it."
"We?" Ryder's smooth alto tripped over the one syllable word.
"There's millions of dollars in cash and hundreds of millions in stocks on the line if the deal falls through." He stopped a few steps away from her, but close enough to peek into the deep V of her black linen blouse and notice the heated flush climbing up her cleavage. Looked like someone wasn't as unaffected by him as she pretended. "There's no way this happens without Dylan's representation every step of the way."
"Whatever you wish." She'd recovered enough to sprinkle just the right amount of insincerity in her tone, relaying her feelings on the matter without being openly rude. "You're the client."
Devin had been told, subtly and not so subtly, to fuck off too many times to count, but this was the first time that his only response was a twitch behind his zipper.


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Vets Kitchen Adult Dog Chicken And Brown Rice 7.5 Kilograms
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Vet's Klinic is a state of the art veterinary practice established in Swindon by Joe Inglis and Vet's Kitchen. As well as offering local pet owners the very best care for their pets at affordable prices, Vet's Klinic also serves as a hub for innovation and product development for Vet's Kitchen. With a busy team of vets and nurses seeing hundreds of patients every week, Vet's Kitchen products benefit from the very latest veterinary expertise. Find out more at www.vetsklinic.co.uk
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"I have designed our foods using only natural ingredients to give your dog the very best nutritional care. It's my prescription for a happy, healthy pet!"
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Key Ingredients:
High quality chicken for easily digestible protein
Brown rice for healthy energy
Allergenix™ to help protect against allergies
Natural glucosamine and chondroitin for healthy joints
Live probiotics for healthy digestive function
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Allergenix™ contains beta-1,3 / 1,6 - glucans extracted from yeast, seaweed oil extract and nucleotides, which have been demonstrated to benefit the immune system and can help control allergic skin disease in some dogs.
Designed by vet Joe Inglis at the Vet's Klinic veterinary practice in Swindon, Vet's Kitchen foods have been developed to deliver specific health benefits for your dog using natural active ingredients.
The Vet's Kitchen Story
"In my Vet's Klinic surgery I see the impact that diet can make on pets and with this in mind I developed the Vet's Kitchen range of foods to offer the best in nutritional care. I use my veterinary knowledge and experience to create the recipes and ensure that each product delivers real health benefits.
Vet's Kitchen products are all made in the UK and it's important to me that the ingredients are sourced as ethically and sustainably as possible. And of course they are only tested on very willing volunteers (such as my dog Jack!)"
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Our unique high-density formula is not only healthy for your dog, it is also packed with natural ingredients and energy, meaning smaller meals will satisfy your dog - and help each bag last longer. This means that, on average, feeding Vet's Kitchen costs around 1/3 as much as feeding wet foods in tins or pouches.
Pack Size: 7.5kg
60 Meals
This bag contains 60 meals for a medium (20kg) dog, or 30 days based on feeding twice a day.
- Tasty chicken for high quality protein
- Allergenix to help protect against allergies
- Live probiotics for healthy digestion
- Glucosamine & chondroitin for healthy joints
- Natural antioxidants
- Hypoallergenic with no wheat, beef or soya
- No artificial colours or flavours
Chicken Meal (min. 37%), Brown Rice (min. 26%), White Rice, Oats, Beet Pulp, Chicken Fat, Brewer's Yeast, Chicken Gravy, Salmon Oil, Minerals, Vitamins, Seaweed Oil Extract (min. 0.3%), Beta Glucan Yeast Extract (min. 0.1%), Mannanoligosaccharides (Prebiotic, min. 315 mg/kg), Fructooligosaccharides (Prebiotic, min. 315 mg/kg), Glucosamine (min. 175 mg/kg), Methylsulfonylmethane (min. 175 mg/kg), Yucca Schidigera Extract, Chondroitin Sulphate (min. 125 mg/kg), Nucleotides
- Store in a cool, dry place and use within 2 months of opening
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Feeding guide for your dog
Ensure fresh drinking water is always available.
Small dog (5-10kg): 90-150g per day
Medium dog (11-25kg): 150-300g per day
Large dog (26-40kg): 300-430g per day
- Free From Artificial Colours
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Net Contents:
7.5 Kilograms ℮
|Typical Values
|Typical Values Analytical Constituents
|Crude protein
|Crude oils and fats
|Crude fibres
|Crude ash
|Vitamin A (retinyl acetate)
|15,500 IU/kg
|Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol)
|1,050 IU/kg
|Vitamin E (alpha tocopherol acetate)
|115 IU/kg
|Trace Elements:
|Calcium Iodate Anhydrous
|1.58 mg/kg
|Sodium Selenite
|0.51 mg/kg
|Ferrous Sulphate Monohydrate
|309 mg/kg
|Cupric Sulphate Pentahydrate
|40 mg/kg
|Cupric Chelate of Amino Acids Hydrate
|50 mg/kg
|Zinc Chelate of Amino Acids Hydrate
|342 mg/kg
|Manganous Sulphate Monohydrate
|112.5 mg/kg
|Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate
|285 mg/kg
|Ferrous Chelate of Amino Acids Hydrate
|20.5 mg/kg
|Amino Acids: DL-methionine
|60 mg/kg
|Gut Flora Stabilisers: Entertococcus faecium cernelle 68 (SF68; NCIMB 10415)
|1.25 x 109 cfu/kg
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In the world of automotive design, the Maserati brand has long been synonymous with luxury craftsmanship and the pursuit of perfection. The passion for cutting-edge technology ensures an exceptional driving experience, and earns Maserati a place in the pantheon of leading innovators. Elite audio specialists Bowers & Wilkins also fit this description: since 1966 their pioneering designs have continually set new benchmarks for sound quality. Maserati has partnered with Bowers & Wilkins since 2012.
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