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Left field ranks: Where would Hanley fit?
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He was a working definition of consistency in 2014, with 200 hits (Jose Altuve was the only other player to reach that mark), 67 extra-base hits, 52 walks and 56 strikeouts, plus 23 stolen bases in 24 attempts. His OPS before the All-Star break was .901, and afterward it was .876. In September, when the Indians were making one last push for the postseason, he posted a 1.022 OPS. The only position players who scored higher in Fangraphs' WAR last season were Mike Trout and Andrew McCutchen.
Red Sox positioned for trades
On the other hand, elite hitters are scarce, which is why the Red Sox
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Donaldson trade looming in A's overhaul
This is what lies before the Oakland Athletics, whose wild-card game loss to the Kansas City Royals Tuesday night was a microcosm of their season -- the great start, the enormous lead right in the middle, the collapse, the late revival, and then a finish that will forever haunt them.
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A day in the life of a reliever
"What time's the national anthem?"
I always have to ask because I know I'm going to be late getting ready. Punctuality is something I'm working on. But missing the anthem is breaking a team rule and results in an earful from my teammate Craig Breslow. It's certainly not how I wish to start a game. After honoring America, a rookie grabs the candy bag and we head off to the pen.
At the onset of the game, every reliever hopes the starter is sharp, settles into the game and is economical with his pitch count. No one likes early phone calls down here. Short starts will wreak havoc on a pen. The wear and tear of today's game can easily haunt you for the better part of a week. On the other hand, a spectacular start or a complete game can put all the pieces back in place for a bullpen. So we all sit, sipping our energy drinks during the early innings, willing the starter to find his rhythm.
Somewhere between the third and fifth innings, the back end of the bullpen shows up. We seven pitchers assembled comprise the Red Sox's bullpen. The setup guys, the closer and other bullpen veterans greet everyone and find their places. These guys have earned their late arrival. They're the ones the team leans on in the tight spots, when we need to get out of a jam, when tonight's game is on the line. They get some extra time to prepare and relax in the clubhouse, knowing they won't be called upon in the early innings.
Although a team might have the same seven relievers from the night before, a manager's bullpen could be different every night depending on who's available. Some relievers might be "down," meaning not available that night under any circumstance. A "down" guy could be nursing a sore arm or simply shouldn't pitch because of his recent workload.
Others "could use a day" -- meaning they are available but hopefully won't be called upon. A day of rest would do them a world of good, but if the right situation occurs, they'll pitch. Some guys are available for multiple innings because they're fully rested, while others have enough gas in the tank for only a hitter or two. Every manager must take his relievers' availability into consideration and works with what they have that night.
There's a saying that holds true for a reliever: "You're pitching either too much or not enough." When you pitch, you tend to pitch a lot. When you don't pitch, you tend to sit a lot. It's these peaks and valleys that I believe lead to so much variability in reliever performances from year to year. The guys who can manage it the best are the ones who stay in this game the longest.
As the night progresses and our starter begins to tire and lose effectiveness, the phone calls start. Eventually bullpen phones are going to be the only land lines left in America. I usually have a pretty good idea who is going to be called on after assessing the situation on the field. Even if I don't think my name is going to be called, I prepare like it will be. It's best to always be prepared to pitch and be surprised when you don't. The last thing I want is to be caught unprepared -- physically or mentally.
But it is my name that's called.
Whenever my name is called, I take a deep breath, blow it out and take a couple of seconds to "turn it on." Turning it on is getting focused, getting a bit weird, getting my mind on the only thing that matters: making pitches.
I take my jacket off and grab a baseball. Most baseball players are completely different people on the field than they are off it. If I have to be ready quickly, I frantically fire fastballs and hope to get a slider or two in before being called into the game. If I have time and am preparing for a certain hitter two or three batters away, I pace myself more. All the while I'm taking inventory of how I feel. Am I staying tall? Am I on top of my sinker? Is my slider worth throwing today? Am I locating my changeup? As I loosen, I also try to make adjustments to get the most out of what I have that day. Maybe I need to loosen my grip on my changeup.
I might have to really focus on keeping pressure with my middle finger for my slider. Maybe my sinker is running too much that day and I need to pick a different spot to aim when throwing it away to a lefty. When the umpire signals for me, I chuck one last sinker, low and away, hopefully, and blow through the bullpen door to the outfield grass and toward the mound.
If the phone rings and someone else is called upon, I will continue to stretch and try to stay out of the way while they warm up. I certainly don't take my jacket off at this point. If my jacket is on, I'm anonymous. No one knows who I am if they can't see my name or number on the back of my jersey. As soon as someone takes his coat off, the fans loitering around the pen reach for their phones. Google is awesome, but not when you're sitting in the bullpen. Fans quickly discover many things about a player -- all providing ammunition for the local heckler. We hear all sorts of taunts and jeers while someone's warming up.
Some unoriginal fan yells, "My grandma throws harder than you!"
"Does she have an agent?" I reply.
The phone will ring some more. Some guys will warm up and get into the game. Others might warm up two or three times and never be called upon. We will protect a lead or do our best to keep our team close for a late-inning comeback. A win will lead to a happy clubhouse after the game. Everyone who pitched this night lines up to high-five the players coming in from the dugout. I'll take care of a few things postgame to help me prepare for tomorrow. That might involve an arm stretch, icing or jumping in the cold/hot tub. It won't be long before I'll be asking what time the anthem is. And I swear I won't be late this time.
And now we return to Buster's regularly scheduled news and notes …
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A's-Sox deal works for both sides
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Red Sox had better have a post-Lester plan
I hope you have a Plan B. In fact, make sure you have a Plan B.
Because if there is no Plan B to Jon Lester for next season, you could have a whole lot of angry fans and players by Opening Day, and the narrative won't be about your team's farm system and promise or past glories. Fairly or not, the narrative in New England will be about cheap ownership. Fairly or not, the narrative will be about you.
If there is no Plan B, 2015 might make everybody pine for the warm and fuzzy days of the Bobby Valentine era.
Lester was scratched from today's scheduled start in anticipation of a possible deal, and trading Lester today or Thursday makes sense considering where you and the Boston Red Sox stand with the left-hander. He doesn't want to talk about a contract extension until the season is over, which is a polite way of saying he's going to become a free agent to solicit the highest possible offers, which is happening because it seems as if your organization has taken a semi-rigid stand against giving really long-term deals to pitchers. Trading Lester now will get the organization more value than what you would get in a compensatory draft pick. Given that you are closer to having the No. 1 pick in next year's draft than to the teams at the top of the American League East, sure, trading Lester now is the logical move.
But there cannot be any doubt: An opportunity to sign Lester was missed.
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Betts exemplifies new strategy for Boston
"Tremendous feel for the strike zone," the evaluator wrote. "Handles bat and is not a slap type. There is strength in the swing. Strong running ability. Defense really strong at second base. Limited time in center field, but early indications are that he is really solid."
Another evaluator said: "He belongs in the major leagues. He's a good player."
Betts has almost as many extra-base hits (88) as strikeouts (90) over the past season and a half in the minors, with 132 walks and 67 stolen bases. He is 21 years old and slender and does not hit a lot of homers, yet. But his promotion, and the entrenchment of Brock Holt as an every-day player, seems to signal a change in direction for the Red Sox front office, a shift in lineup building. This is the Summer of the Improv.
Boston has an incredible history of power hitting, from Ted Williams to Carl Yastrzemski to Jim Rice to the 3-4 combination of David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez. In the midst of the 1977 season, the Red Sox slammed homers in 33 consecutive games. Home runs have always been the foundation of the Red Sox offense, including in 2013, when Boston clubbed 178 homers -- sixth-most in the majors -- on the way to winning the World Series.
The front office waited for the Red Sox to hit homers again in the first half, after signing A.J. Pierzynski to replace Jarrod Saltalamacchia and believing in Grady Sizemore enough to give him an every-day job.
But it just hasn't happened; Boston is 24th in home runs, with 61, and incredibly, the Red Sox are 27th in runs. They have looked around for power hitters in the trade market, just like a lot of other teams, and have identified few options.
So now Boston is changing. Instead of waiting for bigger, slower hitters to start mashing homers, the working philosophy now seems to be: If you hit -- no matter how you hit -- you are going to play.
Holt opened the season in the minor leagues, and now he is Boston's leadoff man, hitting .321. Along comes Betts, who could play right field or center, depending on the needs of the day. Pierzynski probably needs to show something soon or else he will be the next to go, to be replaced by Christian Vazquez, a strong defensive catcher who also doesn't hit for a lot of power; he has three home runs in Triple-A this season, along with a .325 on-base percentage.
It's possible that by the time Aug. 1 rolls around, the bulk of the Boston lineup might look like this:
1. Brock Holt
2. Mookie Betts
3. Dustin Pedroia
4. David Ortiz
5. Mike Napoli
6. Xander Bogaerts
9. Christian Vazquez
The rest of the lineup will be determined by who hits. Daniel Nava has improved his batting average from .130 to .216 since he was promoted; if he hits, he will play. Stephen Drew has one hit in 32 at-bats and quite simply looks terrible at the plate, completely off-balance. Bogaerts was moved from shortstop to third base and stopped hitting, but he will probably continue to play while he continues to develop.
The player who probably has the most to lose with the promotion of Betts is Jackie Bradley Jr., who knows Betts better than anyone, having roomed with him in instructional ball in the fall of 2011. Bradley's defense has been exceptional, but at some point, the Red Sox will need better production from his spot; he is hitting .206 with a staggering 76 strikeouts and just 23 walks. The Red Sox could play Holt in center and Betts in right field, which is incredible, given that both were regarded as infielders just a month ago.
Whatever alignment evolves for the Red Sox, they won't hit a lot of homers. But they should be pretty good defensively, they should put the ball in play more, and they will be more athletic, with almost half of their every-day lineup made up of players either in their first or second season.
They have waited for the old guard to hit, and it didn't happen. Now the Red Sox will go with what they hope is basically a lineup of badgers -- not big, not powerful, but aggressive and relentless -- during a season in which the American League East is more mediocre than it has been in years and is there for the taking.
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Lackey's unique contract situation
But it's a really interesting set of circumstances that will be resolved in the months ahead. Lackey's $82.5 million deal with the Red Sox calls for him to make $500,000 next season, at a time when the 35-year-old right-hander is throwing as well as he has in any season in his career: a 3.18 ERA in 13 starts.
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Red Sox taking needless risk with Lester
But the Red Sox may have much less time than that to negotiate a new long-term deal with Lester, who is the unquestioned anchor of the staff and is off to the best start of his career, with a 3.15 ERA and a 1.19 WHIP. Lester gave the Red Sox their seventh straight win Sunday with a 12-strikeout gem against the Rays, matching his season high for fastball velocity, at 92.6 mph with the pitch (according to ESPN Stats & Information). Rays hitters were 1-for-13 with six strikeouts and a walk against that pitch.
He is averaging almost seven innings per start, and has 22 walks and 95 strikeouts in 80 innings.
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Red Sox must fix from within
That was a conversation that wouldn't have even happened if the players hadn't believed there was room to grow with the group in the clubhouse, and in 2014, a season in which very little is going right for the Red Sox -- other than the collective struggles of their division opponents -- it would be interesting to know for sure if the Boston players believe this group can improve quickly enough. It would be interesting to know if the players believe this roster has the ability to solve the immediate problem of run production.
Jacoby Ellsbury is gone, and to paraphrase Rick Pitino, he's not coming through Boston's clubhouse door anytime soon.
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Ausmus' impact on Tigers' basepaths
But not only the running game of the Detroit baserunners, who were told to look for opportunities to take a base when they see it. Ausmus also wanted his pitchers to think more about the running game.
When pitchers threw their bullpen sessions in the spring, about a third of their work was done from the stretch, Alex Avila recalled. They simulated situations in which there was a runner at first, or first and third. They worked on varying their delivery times to the plate and on throwing to first base.
Last year, opposing teams ran aggressively against the Tigers. Detroit allowed 128 steals in 157 attempts, a staggering rate of 81.5 percent, which ranked 29th in the majors. Only two teams allowed more stolen bases.
This season, the Tigers have allowed 27 steals in 42 attempts, and their 35.7 percent rate of nabbing runners ranks fifth in the majors.
The pitchers have bought in to slowing down opposing runners, said Ausmus. That includes Anibal Sanchez, particularly, after he's had a lot of trouble with stolen bases in the past. Last year, Sanchez allowed 25 steals in 26 attempts.
This year, Sanchez's numbers aren't much better (six steals allowed in seven attempts), but Avila feels he's throwing better, and has put in the work to improve. "Throwing out runners is a two-way street," said Avila.
The Tigers added Rajai Davis and Ian Kinsler during the offseason, and so it was inevitable that Detroit would run more and steal more bases. The Tigers' baserunners generally have a green light to run, other than when they get a hold sign from the bench, and Torii Hunter believes the Detroit baserunners are assuming a natural aggressiveness.
Detroit leads the AL in steals with 36 -- one more than all of last season, when the Tigers finished last in MLB.
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• The Boston Red Sox players have a strong sense of what it takes to win, after going from worst to first last season, and there is deep unhappiness with the team's situational play right now. They feel like they should be taking advantage of those opportunities to move runners in close games, given the team's dip in power production this season, and given Boston's own strong pitching. The Red Sox currently rank 15th in runs, after leading the majors -- by far -- in 2013.
• The sands in the hourglass continue to slide away in the time remaining for the Red Sox to sign Jon Lester to a long-term extension. Clayton Kershaw set the very top of the market when he got a $215 million deal in the offseason, but the fairer comparables for Lester might be Cole Hamels, who got $144 million from the Philadelphia Phillies a few months before he was set to hit the market as a free agent, or Matt Cain, who got a five-year, $112.5 million extension in the spring before his free-agent fall.
The Red Sox offered Lester $70 million over four years earlier this year, and while Lester has mentioned that he'd like to stay in Boston, there is typically a time in the baseball calendar when it makes more sense for a prospective free agent to simply wait until he can hit the market.
If Boston intends to make a stronger offer to the 30-year-old Lester, who is off to the best start of his career, then it makes absolutely no sense to wait before presenting the upgraded proposal.
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Early grades for the free-agent class
All of that is a long way of saying that it's still very early, and there is plenty of time for the members of the prospective free-agent class of 2015 to place themselves on the road to really big dollars.
But the sample size is growing.
A rating of the first part of the season for free agents, on a scale of 1 to 10:
Max Scherzer: 10
Nobody bet more on himself than Scherzer
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MLB can fix a sticky situation
Ferdinand is a massive bull, and given his immense power, everybody else wants Ferdinand to fight. But Ferdinand wants to lie under a tree and smell the flowers. His is a simple outlook in a complicated world.
A few hours later, after Pineda had been ejected, he had told his teammates that he was sorry, and when reporters filed into the small visitors clubhouse, Pineda was waiting for the inquisition. He towered over the horseshoe of reporters, his smile gone, and gave simple explanations for why he had smeared pine tar on the right side of his neck before going out to pitch the bottom of the second inning against the Red Sox. "It was cold," he said. "I didn't want to hit anybody. I didn't feel the ball, and I don't want to hit anybody."
Throughout the first inning, you could see at field level how much Pineda was struggling to get a feel for the baseball, on a night when wind ripped through Fenway Park. Between pitches, he dabbed at the back of his neck for some perspiration, at his forehead. He tried to blow on his hand, at one point seemingly spitting on it.
"I don't think anybody can feel the ball when the weather is like this," said Yankees catcher Brian McCann, who said he was struggling to control the ball while throwing it back to the pitcher.
After a long first inning in which Pineda allowed a couple of runs and was badly missing the target, he returned to the dugout apparently intent on finding a solution to a problem that a lot of pitchers -- OK, probably most pitchers -- have long ago solved. Just about everybody uses something, as some of the Yankees and Red Sox have said in private conversation over the past week, as if they were talking about drivers who go beyond the speed limit. But as Pineda went out to the mound for the second inning, he became the guy who zooms past a state trooper in the left lane at 80 mph.
He had a swipe of pine tar on the right side of his neck, and after Aaron Boone pointed it out on the ESPN broadcast -- immediately, as the inning began -- the phone of Yankees general manager Brian Cashman lit up as he sat in the stands by the visitors dugout, and Cashman got up to go to the clubhouse. Presumably, he was going to initiate the same sort of conversation that was had with Pineda on April 10, after he started a game against the Sox with pine tar apparent on his right hand.
But by the time Cashman got to the clubhouse
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O's defense key to contender status
Meanwhile, the Orioles players lounged in the shoebox-sized visitors clubhouse. Adam Jones picked at some breakfast and chatted about Jack Murphy Stadium, while Chris Davis, Jonathan Schoop and others watched television.
This was a rare day when the Orioles would not go through their regular extensive defensive preparation with their infield work and with outfielders working on throwing to a particular spot. It's a practice which isn't always commonplace these days.
Like every other team in the AL East, the Orioles have their issues. Manny Machado is out, although he is making progress. Their starting rotation has been spotty. They've had a flu bug burrow into their ranks in recent days.
But day after day, this is a team that catches the ball. "That's the key," Jones said. "Don't make mistakes."
Shortstop J.J. Hardy is a Gold Glover, and so is Jones and catcher Matt Wieters. The Orioles acquired outfielder David Lough during the winter largely because they loved the defensive metrics attached to his play, and even as Ryan Flaherty struggled at the plate early this season, Buck Showalter has seen value in his work because of his steadiness in the field.
Going into Saturday's game, the Orioles had -- remarkably -- made only three errors on the season, the fewest in the majors. They had allowed only two unearned runs. Somebody asked Showalter before Saturday's game about the Orioles' almost pristine error total, and Showalter jokingly gawked, in acknowledgment of a possible jinx situation, and asked the reporter where he would be during the game if Baltimore made an error, so he would know where to aim his death stare.
The Orioles made an error in the first inning: Schoop fumbled a grounder in the middle of a Boston rally, and a run scored. The rookie's defensive skills are exceptional and he has played third base well by all accounts, but he has made three of the team's four errors, and when Gold Glover Machado comes back, Schoop will play second base.
It was just a one-day hiccup in three weeks of the regular season. No matter the alignment, the defense will continue to be at the core of whatever the Orioles accomplish.
We've got the Orioles and Red Sox on "Sunday Night Baseball" on ESPN and WatchESPN, with a special 7 ET start time. Ubaldo Jimenez will be pitching for the Orioles, looking to be more aggressive with his mechanics. Machado played in his first extended spring game.
MLB's new investigation
Last week, a document retention memo was issued to all 30 teams by Major League Baseball, as it began its investigation of the article posted here April 9, and positioned itself to examine the history of communication of the hundreds of folks employed by the clubs: text messages, phone records, etc. Here's a look at the situation from Jon Heyman of CBS Sports.
The investigation was prompted by a strongly worded statement from new union chief Tony Clark on April 11:
"I am angered that numerous, anonymous baseball executives have blatantly and intentionally violated our collective bargaining agreement by offering to ESPN comments about the free agent values of Stephen Drew and Kendrys Morales. These statements undermine the free agent rights of the players and depress their market value. Today, I have called upon the Commissioner's Office to investigate immediately and thoroughly the sources of these statements and to take appropriate action to enforce our agreement."
It's the responsibility of Clark and MLB to protect the integrity of the collective bargaining agreement, of course. But if this is really about the CBA -- which binds club employees and agents from leaking details of negotiations to reporters, or passing on imaginary offers -- then presumably the union will also begin a corollary investigation of the communications of agents and their text messages, emails and phone records to track the interaction with specific reporters, and cross-reference those documents with subsequent reports.
When an agent informs a reporter that a player has drawn interest from a team or teams when in fact there is none, as part of an effort to artificially bolster the player's market value, that's a CBA violation. When a report comes out that a player has offers from X number of teams, where is that almost certainly coming from? Yes, the agent. And this has been happening for years and years, and Clark knows it.
When an agent leaks the terms of a deal before the full deal is completed, that's a violation of the player's rights under the CBA. But it happens all the time, and MLB and the union know it. Some of the particular reporter-agent quid pro quo relationships are so ingrained and such a consistent stream of seeming disinformation that they've become Baghdad Bob punch lines within the industry.
Similarly, if Major League Baseball is devoted to protecting the sanctity of the CBA, then it will investigate the cases of when club-operated websites have reported news of a contractual agreement -- before the completion of a physical exam, in some cases -- which is a blatant violation of the agreement.
But in all likelihood, the ongoing investigation of the April 9 piece will be an isolated exercise, because in fact this isn't really about a CBA violation.
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Infield shifts help Yanks beat Red Sox
Before the first pitch, a future Hall of Famer was held out of the lineup for the second straight day, and then word broke that Dustin Pedroia, who played almost the entire 2013 with a torn thumb ligament, has a bad left wrist that will be tested in Boston today.
After the first pitch, there was all of the incredible defensive play by superlative outfielders, with Jackie Bradley Jr. throwing out Jacoby Ellsbury to Brett Gardner throwing out Bradley to Daniel Nava's catch to Ichiro Suzuki's Spider-Man impersonation.
Because Francisco Cervelli got hurt, Carlos Beltran had to play first base for the first time in his career, and because Pedroia is hurt, Mike Carp had his first-ever game action at third. John Farrell became the first-ever manager ejected while challenging replay, after a call was overturned (more below).
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"INNER PEACE NOW" with ADAM OAKLEY
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Media Teleconference on Carbon Pricing with World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim and Vice President and Special Envoy for Climate Change Rachel Kyte
DR. KIM: The UN Secretary General's Climate Summit will take place here in New York tomorrow. More than 120 Heads of State and Government are expected to attend this historic event.Today, ... Show More +
How do countries measure, manage, and monitor fiscal risks generated by public-private partnerships? Chile, Peru, South Africa, Turkey
The topic of managing fiscal risks arising from public-private partnerships is receiving increased attention as more governments turn toward this type of financing ... Show More +
Job Trends, June 2014 Issue: Little Change in Unemployment Rates; Uneven GDP Growth in Developing Countries
Unemployment continued its slow downward trend, while gross domestic product (GDP) growth rates continued to hover around 3.5 percent during the third quarter of 2013. Real wage growth ... Show More +
Job Trends, March 2014 Issue: Stagnant GDP Growth Rates; Sluggish Employment Growth in Developing Countries
Employment outcomes continued to show almost no improvement in most developing countries over the second quarter of 2013 as gross domestic product (GDP) growth rates stagnated. Employment growth took ... Show More +
Growing Innovation
ResultsinfoDev projects are contributing to achievement of the following results:Over 100 startups came out of infoDev's mLabs and mHubs over the past two years. They raised about $5.2 million i... Show More +
Job Trends November 2013: Employment Growth in Developing Countries Falls Further as Recovery Stalls
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Can e-filing reduce tax compliance costs in developing countries ?
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High Above Earth, Satellites Help Direct Ground-Breaking Development Work
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World Bank Expects Muted Global Growth, Led By Developing World
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Domestic Carbon Pricing Initiatives Offer Hope for Future Market
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Tackling Climate Change with a Robust Carbon Price
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Heartbreak Leads to Road Safety Activism for Mandela Family
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Are Gender Norms Changing? 4,000 Women and Men in 20 Countries Weigh In
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Construction Sector Transparency Program Goes Global
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Planning for a low carbon future : lessons learned from seven country studies
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Fpso Conversion
Keppel Shipyard Named SBM's Preferred Yard in FPSO conversions
Keppel Shipyard, the wholly owned subsidiary of Keppel Corporation Limited (KCL) through Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd (Keppel O&M), has been chosen as the preferred shipyard in the Far East for the conversion of Floating Production Storage and Offloading facilities (FPSOs) for Single Buoy Moorings Inc (SBM). This follows SBM's satisfaction with Keppel's performance and safety record in the two FPSO conversions for them in 2000. This was disclosed by Mr Choo Chiau Beng Executive Director of KCL and Chairman & CEO of Keppel O&M, at a ceremony to celebrate the successful completion of an FPSO for SBM, the owner and operator of the largest fleet of FPSO/FSOs. At the ceremony at Keppel Shipyard on June 28, 2002, the FPSO was named FPSO Falcon. It is built for SBM's client, ExxonMobil, and will be deployed to the Yoho field off the coast of West Africa. Said Mr Didier Keller, CEO of SBM, "FPSO conversions are highly complex, and we are pleased to find in Keppel Shipyard a yard with a special attitude and expertise to work hand in glove with us to deliver high quality facilities on time every time. FPSO Falcon is a product of this close partnership."
FPSO Conversion Begins in Brazil
In working on what is claimed to be the largest and most complex offshore conversion project undertaken to date in Brazil, the conversion of the FPSO P-48 (formerly the VLCC Stena Concordia), FELS Setal SA, the Brazilian subsidiary of Singapore's Keppel Offshore & Marine, has achieved five million work hours without a Lost time Incident. US-based Kellogg Brown & Root's subsidiary Halliburton Produtos Ltda awarded FELS Setal the contract for the marine conversion of the FPSO in February 2001
Jurong Wins $80M FPSO Conversion From Kellog Brown & Root
SembCorp Marine Ltd. said its wholly-owned subsidiary Jurong Shipyard Pte Ltd. won a project worth about $80 million from U.S.-based Kellog Brown & Root Inc. to convert a crude oil tanker into an oil platform. The project, which involves the conversion of a 270,000 dwt crude carrier to a floating production, storage and offloading platform to be stationed offshore from Brazil. After the project's completion in the third quarter of 2002, the platform will have the capacity to produce 150
Keppel Shipyard Completes Vanguard FPSO
Keppel Shipyard, the wholly owned subsidiary of Keppel Corporation Limited (KCL), has delivered the first Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel for the joint venture of Vanguard and Premuda. Said Michael Barraclough, Managing Director of Vanguard Floating Production Limited (Vanguard), "We are very pleased with the quality of work and the safety performance of this FPSO and have decided that Keppel Shipyard should be a preferred yard to undertake future FPSO projects
Wärtsilä and Emerson Announce Expansion
Wärtsilä and Emerson Process Management at the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston announced yesterday an expansion of their global offshore alliance. Under this expansion, they can now deliver integrated energy and automation systems for Floating Production Storage and Offloading vessels and semi submersible oil and gas drilling rigs. The companies' expanded relationship combines the process automation knowledge and state-of-the-art measurements and digital automation
Singapore's Shipyards Reflect Booming FPSO Trend
Traditional shipyards in Singapore are benefitting from booming oil and gas business, as work orders flow in for Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) and Floating Storage and Offloading (FSO) conversions, states a new report by business intelligence experts GBI Research. The new report cites Singapore as the location of around 70% of conversions for the FPSO industry globally, with traditional shipyards such as Keppel, Sembawang, Jurong
Keppel Awarded $2.2M Bonus for Conversion
Keppel Shipyard has won a $2 million bonus for delivering a FPSO (Floating Production Storage Offloading) vessel 10 days ahead of its fast-track contract schedule for Single Buoy Moorings (SBM) Inc. The wholly-owned subsidiary of Keppel Corporation through Keppel Offshore & Marine (Keppel O&M) also received a US$200,000 safety incentive. The yard achieved more than three million man-hour work without lost-time accident during the conversion of the 307,431dwt FPSO Serpentina.
Keppel Completes Conversion Poject for Prosafe
Keppel Shipyard, the wholly owned subsidiary of Keppel Corporation Limited (KCL) through Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd (Keppel O&M), has successfully converted a 132,500 dwt tanker into a Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel for Prosafe Production. The vessel, previously known as Grey Warrior, was named ABO FPSO by Ms AmaI Pepple, Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources, Nigeria, at a ceremony held at Keppel Shipyard this morning.
What About Cuba? Political allegiance notwithstanding, continuing unrest and war in the energy critical Middle East continues to wreak havoc with world oil prices, with consumers around the world struggling to keep up with fast escalating gasoline prices. While (at press time) the benchmark prices for a barrel of crude have settled just under $40, the situation has spurred new exploration and production ventures, one such speculation in the Gulf of Mexico off of Cuba.
Wärtsilä Hamworthy Wins Petrobras Contract
Wärtsilä Hamworthy has won a contract to supply its Flare Gas Recovery packages to four floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) units under construction for Petrobras. The units, each of which will be able to handle 150,000bpd, are to be deployed on the pre-salt fields, off Santos, Brazil. Three of the FPSOs will be utilised for Block BM-S-11 Lula (Tupi) and one will go to Block BM-S-9 Guara.
M3nergy Berhad Unveil Latest FPSO Vessel
M3nergy Berhad celebrated the completion of their latest FPSO vessel, Ratu Nusantara, at a launch ceremony at the Keppel Shipyard in Singapore. Under the auspices of SKK Migas and PC Ketapang II Ltd (PCK2L), the newly named vessel will embark on its inaugural voyage for the Bukit Tua oil and gas
Fairmount Tugs Delivers FPSO Petrojarl Knarr
Three tugs of Fairmount Marine have towed the brand new FPSO Petrojarl Knarr from South Korea to Norway in just 61 days. Petrojarl Knarr, one of world's largest floating production and storage units (FPSO) for harsh environments, was delivered in the port of Haugesund, Norway
Modules for Petrobras' FPSO delivered
The "Consórcio Tomé Ferrostaal" (CTF) named consortium of Rheinmetall International Engineering, a joint venture of Ferrostaal and Rheinmetall, and the Brazilian company Tomé Engenharia have handed over two modules for the first of a series of six vessels to
Petrojarl Knarr FPSO Earns AoC from PSA Norway
Teekay's Petrojarl Knarr FPSO has received PSA Norway's Acknowledgement of Compliance (AoC), and has now arrived the Knarr field in the North Sea. The AoC is a statement from the PSA expressing the authorities' confidence that petroleum activity can be performed by the facility
Bureau Veritas to Class, Certify FPSOs for Saipem
Bureau Veritas has been awarded a contract by Saipem to provide classification and certification services for the two Kaombo FPSOs for service off Angola. The $4 billion project for the FPSOs was awarded to Saipem by Total for the engineering, procurement
Hallin Marine Completes Unique FPSO Contract
Hallin Marine, a Superior Energy Services company, says it has completed a unique project for COOEC Subsea Technology, a wholly-own subsidiary of COOEC (China Offshore Oil Engineering Company) which involved the replacement of 9 mooring lines beneath the floating production storage and
Kongsberg to Supply FPSO Safety System
Kongsberg Maritime Engineering (KME), the wholly owned Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) subsidiary of global maritime technology developer Kongsberg Maritime, will deliver an Integrated Control and Safety System for the new BW Offshore Catcher FPSO.
Floating Production Roundup: August 2014
What's New in August 2014 There are 320 oil/gas floating production units are now in service, on order or available for reuse on another field. FPSOs account for 64% of the existing systems, 79% of systems on order. Production semis, barges, spars and TLPs comprise the balance
Keppel to Convert Second FLNGV for Golar
Keppel Shipyard Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd, informed that it is in the process of finalising contracts with Golar Gimi Limited (Golar Gimi), a subsidiary of Golar LNG Limited (Golar LNG), to perform the conversion of a second Moss LNG carrier
Cat, Deltamarin Develop Modular FPSO Power Unit
Caterpillar Launches New Modular Solution Developed with Deltamarin for FPSO and Offshore Platform Main Power at 2014 Rio Oil & Gas Expo and Conference Caterpillar Oil & Gas will launch the Cat Offshore Power Generation Module, a new modular solution for FPSO and offshore platform main
FPSO Petrojarl Knarr Delivered to Norway
Three tugs of Fairmount Marine have towed the brand new FPSO Petrojarl Knarr from South Korea to Norway in just 61 days. Petrojarl Knarr, one of world's largest floating production and storage units (FPSO) for harsh environments, was delivered in the port of Haugesund, Norway
What's New in Floating Production?
Today there are 324 oil/gas floating production units are now in service, on order or available for reuse on another field. FPSOs account for 64% of the existing systems, 79% of systems on order. Production semis, barges, spars and TLPs comprise the balance.
Keppel Bags Repeat Orders
Keppel Offshore & Marine Ltd wholly owned subsidiaries Keppel Shipyard Ltd (Keppel Shipyard) and Keppel Nantong Shipyard Co. Ltd have secured contracts from repeat customers worth a total of S$153 million. Keppel Shipyard's contract is for the conversion of a Floating Production
Petrobras Signs LoI for Libra FPSO
Libra Consortium has signed a letter of intent with Odebrecht/Teekay (OOG-Teekay), winner of a tender process, for the charter of a FPSO-type platform (floating production, storage and offloading) designed for the extended well test campaign of Libra, in the Santos Basin pre-salt deposits
Deltamarin Designs the Libra FPSO
Deltamarin Ltd. has entered into a contract with Jurong Shipyard Pte Ltd for the basic engineering of the Libra FPSO (floating production, storage and offloading unit). Deltamarin's scope of work covers the marine part of the Navion Norvegia shuttle tanker conversion into the Libra FPSO.


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Odd Future – Pimp Slap Lyrics
[Verse 1]
My window is a book and I'm a fuckin' crook
Stealin' phones to call home but the line is off the hook
And if my mother answer, I'll ask her
What she wants on 25th because I'm chillin' with Prancer
Rudolph, Adolf, Hitler
Rollin' with nineteen 88's like it's 1988
But my speakers are bleedin', the doctor's in uniform
Fuck cars I have a damn unicorn
That flies me to places, with spaceships, that don't need money
Where I can free at hand, eat candy with Easter bunnies
Where donuts equal water, inhalers and mushrooms
And we don't have cars, we have balloons and we zoom through
Sound and the bass is astoundin'
The snare plays square no roundin'
Major ninth chords tower synth like it's Yao Ming
Kobe, imaginary friends, fuck homies (They don't know me)
The tooth fairy blow me, swallow don't shit this
With my Donald Trump hair piece you're an apprentice
You're fired and tired, you can't stay up like a limp dick
If you think you can spit then I am the fuckin' dentist
My visions that I record, the instruments I adore
The happiness that I hoard (can't be bought) at liquor stores
You faggots can buy chains but Utopia can't afford
And they sore on hatin' reality that I ignore
You can try to walk inside my brain but I close the door
Fuck dogs, I roll around with my pet dinosaur
Yeah, Hodgy Beats (Drop it)
[Verse 2]
Fuck dogs, walk around with a pet dinosaur
Wing flaps on the back of my pet rhinosaur
Gold chains, 24, niggas must be shinin' more
The money gets closer when you seem to be grindin' more
And it feels better than a tongue-kiss
Carbonated with the flow, orange-flavored Sunkist
We musically grow unto the world like a fungus
Amongst this, playin' the piano like a trumpet
Little guy, but his words sound so humongous
Eat 'til you obese, arteries clot, need lunges
MellowHype from Ralph Lauren to the Hundreds
My crew cliqued up like Brady Bunch is
The captain that crunches, invitin' you to lunches
My nutrition have robots malfunction
I suggest you stay away from the factory
My breath chemical, I don't know how you'll react to me
It's a dog-eat-dog world so I double doggy dare it
Hold it in my hand as I stare it
Down, like a magnifyin' glass to a diamond with a karat
I read through niggas that bluff like a tarot
They copy my actions, I call them fools parrots
I'm the pyro with one eyelid that weareth
Long hair for wisdom while bitch mades nair it
I don't care if the heat I throw is unbearable
Just know, it's shareable, and there I go, where I go
I don't know, obviously I disappear
Close your eyes bitch, I'm all in your ear
I have your hearts as if I stabbed it with a spear
And wrote my flows with your blood smears
If you can't see a legend, I'mma make it clear: nigga I'm right here
Golden grill, Cadillac Deville (Drop it) nigga we pimp
Grill golden, chain frozen, we pimp, we pimp, we pimp
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Exclusive: Todd Rundgren On His New Foundation and the Beatles' Influence
Rock legend and renaissance man Todd Rundgren recently received the highly regarded Les Paul award at the NAMM convention in Southern California. As a songwriter, producer and all-purpose innovator, Rundgren's legacy splashes across many different platforms.
50 Years Ago: The Beatles Make Second Appearance On 'The Ed Sullivan Show'
After the history-making appearance on 'The Ed Sullivan Show,' fans didn't have to wait too long for another glimpse of the Beatles. On Feb. 16, 1964, only one week after their debut, the group performed again on the popular variety show.
46 Years Ago: The Beatles Arrive In Rishikesh, India To Study With The Maharishi
Beatles 'Help!' Jackets To Be Sold At Auction
Coats worn by George Harrison and Ringo Starr on the cover of the Beatles' 1965 album 'Help!' will be available to the highest bidder. The auction will take place at Liverpool's Adelphi Hotel on March 20, the 50th anniversary of the U.K. release of their global smash 'Can't Buy Me Love.'
Why Julian Lennon Skipped the Beatles Anniversary Celebrations
The world recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' first trip to America with a series of all-star affairs that included appearances from younger artists as well as former Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr -- and extended family members Yoko Ono, Sean Lennon, and Olivia and Dhani Harrison. Conspicuously absent from the crowd was Julian Lennon, who discussed the reasons for his no-show during a recent interview.
50 Years Ago: The Beatles' First U.S. Concert – and the Trouble Afterwards
On Feb. 11, 1964, only two days after their first appearance on 'The Ed Sullivan Show,' the Beatles made their American concert debut in Washington, D. C. Earlier that day, they had arrived from New York by train at Union Station in the middle of a snowstorm.
Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr Steal the Show at Beatles Grammy Tribute
Despite a two-hour parade of musical tributes featuring the biggest names from every genre of modern popular music, Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney effortlessly stole the show at 'The Beatles: The Night That Changed America.'
50 Years Ago: The Beatles' First 'Ed Sullivan Show' Appearance Changes the World
Exclusive: Styx, Foreigner and Don Felder Trade Awesome Beatles Stories
It's hard to find a rock musician who wasn't strongly influenced by the Beatles, and in a new exclusive video interview Styx, Foreigner and Don Felder talk extensively about their life-changing initial experiences with the Fab Four.
Sting Covers the Beatles on 'Letterman'
To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' arrival in America, 'The Late Show With David Letterman' is scheduling musicians to perform Beatles songs all week. Last night, Sting stopped by to play 'Drive My Car.' You can watch the video above.
50 Years Ago: The Beatles Arrive In America
When the Beatles left London's Heathrow Airport on the morning on Feb. 7, 1964 -- sent off by a swarm of well-wishing fans -- they didn't know what to expect. Even though they had a No. 1 hit with 'I Want to Hold Your Hand,' they'd heard enough stories about other British musicians who failed to connect in America to question whether or not their success in England would translate on the other side of the Atlantic.


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Boxer - Pantera - Large - Young - Male - Dog
Boxer - Pantera - Large - Young - Male - Dog
This chunky baby is looking for his forever home. Pantera is an adorable 4 month old boxer/houndy puppy. Pantera is a fun pup. He loves to be held, cuddle, and most of all, play with his family. He gets along well with dogs, cats ...
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Boxer - Nadia - Medium - Adult - Female - Dog
Boxer - Nadia - Medium - Adult - Female - Dog
Nadia was dumped in one of our outdoor 10x10s. She was left with a note. She was pregnant and recently gave birth to 11 healthy puppies. Nadia is dog friendly, cat friendly, kid friendly, and loves all people. Nadia is house ...
Boxer - Usher - Large - Adult - Male - Dog
Boxer - Usher - Large - Adult - Male - Dog
Usher was getting depressed and giving up all hope when he found himself in a local county shelter on death row. We met him at Bark in the Park at the Laurel County Homecoming and we all fell in love with his calm, collected, ...
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Corbin - Dogs & puppies
akc , white boxer pup
11weeks old ,akc, white boxer pup, good temperament, fawn patch on ear, big bone , short muzzel, euro bloodlines, parents on site ,sire app 85 lbs , mom app 55 lbs, vet checked , has had all 3 vacines & updated on wormings
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Euro Boxer Puppy
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London - Dogs & puppies
AKC Registered Flashy Fawn, Male Boxer Puppy for Sale DOB 9/4/14
Kingston is an absolutely gorgeous, AKC registered, flashy, fawn female boxer puppy. He is up-to-date on all vaccines and de-wormings. He's not the least bit shy! He loves to be outside and play with the family, especially children. He has a wonderful temperament, getting ...
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West Liberty - Dogs & puppies
AKC Registered Flashy Fawn, Female Boxer Puppy for Sale DOB 9/4/14
Nadia is a drop-dead gorgeous, AKC registered, female Boxer puppy. Her DOB is 09/04/2014. She is up-to-date on all vaccines and de-wormings. She is 25% Euro Boxer, coming from both excellent European and American bloodlines. She is not the least bit shy! She loves to play ...
Adult boxers
I have a white female and a reverse brindle male free to a good home neither one are fixed I just can't afford to take care of dogs
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Berea - Dogs & puppies
AKC Male Boxer Puppy
This super cute little guy is the last puppy in his litter. He is 15 weeks old and ready for his forever home. He will come with up to date distemper/parvovirus vaccinations and a neuter contact and AKC limited registration. Both parents are here for you to meet.
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Pure Breed Boxer Puppies
From AKC male and CKC female, UTD on shots and wormers. Ready to go to a new home. Born 10-4-14, $300 (606) 787-7024
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Liberty - Dogs & puppies
Boxer - Patch ($25 Adopt Fee) - Medium - Adult - Male - Dog
Boxer - Patch ($25 Adopt Fee) - Medium - Adult - Male - Dog
Patch is a 2 year old boy that weighs 45 lbs. He was seen being dropped on the side of the road so help us find him a home with owners that will love him and keep him forever. Patch has a partial sponsorship.
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Frankfort - Dogs & puppies
Boxer - Deputy Henry - Large - Adult - Male - Dog
Boxer - Deputy Henry - Large - Adult - Male - Dog
Deputy Henry is a wonderful boy!! Deputy Henry is a boxer mix who is about 3 years old. He loves to play, loves riding in the car, sit for treats and gets along with everyone at LIFE House. If left alone in a yard for ...
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Frankfort - Dogs & puppies
Boxer - Clay - Large - Young - Male - Dog
Boxer - Clay - Large - Young - Male - Dog
Clay- Boxer/Lab X, Male 1-2 yrs- ID 509 Clay is such a good dog. He came in with ID 508, a mastiff/pit bull mix, and really seems to do great with other dogs. He is gentle, and well mannered, and allows to be walked on the leash and ...
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Mount Sterling - Dogs & puppies
75% European boxer pups akc
Zenga and Zuko are looking for their forever homes. Zenga is the fawn female, Zuko is a brindle male. They are 75% european and 15 weeks old! they have been raised and kept indoors, they sleep in a crate without any issues, and are about 80% housebroken (have been almost 2 ...
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Richmond - Dogs & puppies
Male and Female Boxer Dog - 2 years old.
Male and female boxers need to go to a loving home. Please text 6065215517 for more information.
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Corbin - Dogs & puppies
Boxer puppy for sale!
This is Lilly! She is 5.5 weeks old! She has her tail docked and dew claws removed! SHe will come with her first set of shots and wormed! Please contact me by text or email more information! Mom and dad are on site and pictures available of them!
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Richmond - Dogs & puppies
This is Jo-Jo! He is 5.5 weeks old! He has his tail docked and dew claws removed! He will come with his first set of shots and wormed! Please contact me by text or email more information!
Euro Boxer Puppies
I have 4 beautiful Europen boxer puppies for sale! They are 8 weeks and ready for their new homes! They will come with two shots, wormed, health garuentee and ckc papers. Their is one female and three males! Text or call 6062240827
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London - Dogs & puppies
AKC Reverse Brindle BOXER
This little girl is READY 2 GO.. She is AKC with Champion Bloodline, Reverse brindle, black mask.. She has been dewormed x 4, has 1st vaccinations, tail has been docked and front dew clasw have been removed by our vet.. Must see, she is beautiful... Temperment playful, ...
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Jackson - Dogs & puppies
Boxer - Bode - Medium - Young - Male - Dog
Boxer - Bode - Medium - Young - Male - Dog
Bode is one adorable goofball and we couldn't possibly love this adorable hunk more. With his big brown soulful eyes and his soft white and black coat, Bode is just as handsome as his athletic namesake, but it's this playful boys ...
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Versailles - Dogs & puppies
AKC, EURO BLOODLINE BOXER Female
AKC , 10 WEEKS OLD ,VET CHECKED , 6 MONTH HEALTH GARANTEE GRAND SIRE IS FULL EURO, APP 100 LBS, SIRE IS %50 EURO ,APP 90 LBS, MOM APP 55 LBS,SHORT MUZZEL , ALL HAS A GOOD TEMPERAMENT, PARENTS ON SITE , $ 400 1 female white,
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Morehead - Dogs & puppies
I have 1 White AKC Boxer puppy left that is looking for a new home. It's a female that has black on both lower eyelids that looks like eyeliner and one small dark spot on the edge of her right ear.
If interested call or text 859-338-7816.
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Corbin - Dogs & puppies
AKC Boxer Puppies
Serious inquiries visit my website and fill out the puppy application
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Four Beautiful Boxer Puppies Available
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Mount Sterling - Dogs & puppies
Zeus : Golden beagle/boxer - 9 mo old
Zeus is 9 months old. We just had another child and haven't been able to focus much attention his way lately. He needs a good home full of love. He is good on his shots and has been "potty" trained. His nose never leaves the ground so if you are looking to train a hunting ...
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Explore the beautiful Hawkesbury River with Australia's Last River Boat Postman, or sample fresh oysters at a casual riverside cafe. Start your Hawkesbury adventure with a seaplane flight from Sydney to a local restaurant by the river.
If you're looking for a riverside holiday or rural escape close to Sydney, the area surrounding the Hawkesbury River is just about perfect. Stretching from Windsor to Brooklyn, the Hawkesbury and Hills area offers plenty of good dining and accommodation options amidst stunning natural attractions just waiting to be explored.
Surrounded by steep, forested slopes, the serene Hawkesbury River takes you into a world full of adventures. There's no better way to explore and enjoy the river than on a relaxing houseboat, anchoring overnight at a peaceful spot. Other activities to be found along the river include kayaking, fishing and water skiing. You'll also find bushwalking, picnic spots and even canoeing and mountain bike trails in the region's national parks and reserves.
The Hawkesbury and Hills region is one of the earliest colonial settlements in Australia. With many original buildings surviving from that era, you can easily uncover a time capsule of Australian colonial history in small villages from Kurrajong and Richmond, to Windsor, Wisemans Ferry and St Albans. Modern shopping centres are at Hornsby and Castle Hill, while Berowra Waters and Brooklyn are located on the river as it heads towards the ocean at Broken Bay.
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Cumberland State Forest is a 40 hectare oasis of green in Sydney's north-western suburbs.
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Fagan Park is an area of about 55 hectares on Arcadia Road at Galston. The site was donated by the Fagan family to the Department of Lands with Hornsby Shire Council appointed as sole trustee for the ...www.hornsby.nsw.gov.au/my-lifestyle/sports-and-recreation/parks-and-playgrounds/galston/fagan-park
An acronym for Beecroft Post Office, BPO is a charming Italian restaurant and bar in the heart of Beecroft. Housed in the original post office, this 130-seater eatery is warm and welcoming, serving ap...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/beecroft/restaurant/bpo-restaurant-and-wine-bar
Crebra Pavilion in Rouse Hill Regional Park is at the highest point of the park, enjoying scenic views across the park and surrounding area.
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Dishing up sumptuous Southern Italian fare from fresh pasta to seafood, Il Nido The Nest restaurant knows how to please its Castle Hill customers. The warm, welcoming vibe will make for an enjoyable e...https://www.bestrestaurants.com.au/nsw/sydney/castle-hill/restaurant/il-nido-the-nest
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Packers Have Prepared Well For Work Stoppage
Mar 13th
While most NFL teams are making moves to cut costs because of the lockout, the Green Bay Packers look just fine. The Packers have virtually no debt and have been building a franchise preservation fund, which was worth $127.5 million at the end of the last fiscal year, that will keep the organization operating fairly […]
Injuries May Ultimately Cost Barnett, Chillar
Mar 12th
The Green Bay Packers starting inside linebackers in 2011 will be Desmond Bishop and A.J. Hawk.
That leaves Nick Barnett and Brandon Chillar, both of whom are coming off season-ending injuries, in a precarious position.
The Packers have committed $10 million to Hawk, this season and Bishop will make more than $5 million. Barnett has a salary cap number north of $6 million and Chillar makes more than $5 million per season, after signing a four-year extension in 2009.
NFL Labor Fight Will Resume In Court
Mar 11th
The NFLPA decertified on Friday, dissolving itself as a union. That means the players can now sue the NFL under antitrust laws. The NFLPA and NFL had spent 17 days with a federal mediator to try to work out a new collective bargaining agreement, but things finally reached an impasse. "After carefully reviewing all the […]
No 18-Game Season
Mar 11th
As the hope for a new labor deal dwindles, NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith says the potential for an 18-game NFL season, one of the league's proposals, is off the table. "First of all, the league has never presented a formal proposal for 18 games," he told SI.com. "But more importantly, it's something that our players […]
Packers Keeping An Eye On J.J. Watt
Mar 10th
Remember Brady Poppinga?
Mar 9th
Green Bay Packers outside linebacker Brady Poppinga was supposed to help the team in the pass rush department in 2010.
That never really happened.
Poppinga recorded 14 tackles and one sack in the Packers' first six games before landing on injured reserve and becoming the forgotten man.
Hines Ward Does Reality TV To Get Over Super Bowl Loss
Mar 9th
The Belt Is Alive And Well
Mar 9th
Ndamukong Suh Says Lions Can Go 16-0
Mar 8th
Packers Defensive Staff Stays Intact
Mar 8th
Despite rampant speculation that one or more of the Green Bay Packers defensive assistant coaches would get a defensive coordinator position with another team this offseason, the team's defensive staff will remain as it was in 2010. The Oakland Raiders, who had the lone remaining opening at defensive coordinator, have filled the position with Chuck Bresnahan, […]
Greg Jennings' Response To 'Put The Team On Your Back' Video
Mar 8th
Back in April of last year, some dude became a YouTube sensation when he uploaded a video of a particular Madden play where he, as Green Bay Packers receiver Greg Jennings, went 99 yards on a broken leg for a touchdown.
The commentary is pretty awesome, but completely NSFW.
Bishop Is Packers No. 1 Inside Linebacker, But Hawk Makes More
Mar 7th
Jordy Nelson: Warrior
Mar 7th
There was word Green Bay Packers receiver Jordy Nelson suffered an injury during Super Bowl XLV, but the extent of it wasn't reported.
Nelson suffered a bursa sac injury in his left knee — bursa sacs are filled with fluid and act as a gliding surface to reduce friction between tissues in the body (yeah, I looked that up).
McCarthy's Deal Worth More Than $6 Million Per Season
Mar 7th
Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy formally signed the contract extension we all knew he was getting, last week.
Initially, the deal was said to be worth $5 million per season, which would have put McCarthy behind Chicago Bears coach Lovie Smith as the second-highest paid coach in the NFC North. That number is a little off, apparently.
Jones, Jackson Were Tendered
Mar 7th
Despite initial reports to the contrary, the Green Bay Packers did tender potential restricted free agents James Jones and Brandon Jackson, last week.
Both Jones and Jackson have four years of service. Under the rules of the 2010 collective bargaining agreement, they would be restricted free agents. Under the rules of the previous agreement, they would be unrestricted, which is probably what they'll be when a new labor deal is signed this year.
Would The Real Jay Cutler Please Stand Up?
Mar 6th
I'm not clever enough to write an entire article referencing Eminem's popular song in witty sorts of ways, nor would I want any of you to think I'm a fan of his. So, the analogies cease here and onto the real question: does anyone else find it hilarious that Jay Cutler's namesake is this meathead? […]
They're Making Fun Of Brett Favre's Penis At Mardi Gras
Mar 5th
I'll make this short and sweet because I was doing just fine not talking about Brett Favre or his penis.
The satirical Krewe D'Etat, which holds their own parade the Friday before Fat Tuesday at Mardi Gras, had a float featuring none other than former Minnesota Vikings quarterback Brett Favre taking a pic of his tiny penis.
Packers Did Not Tender Jackson, Jones Or Bigby
Mar 5th
When the Green Bay Packers were handing out what's largely expected to be meaningless tenders to guys who have little-to-no chance of being restricted free agents when a new labor deal is reached, they also snubbed a few guys. Receiver James Jones, running back Brandon Jackson and safety Atari Bigby, all of whom would […]
Lockout Avoided?
Mar 4th
The NFL and NFLPA have agreed to extend the collective bargaining agreement for seven days, so negotiations on a new labor deal can continue. The current drop-dead date for a deal is March 11 at 4 p.m. CT and the two sides will continue negotiations on Monday, avoiding a lockout, at least for now. Although […]
Packers Sign Charlie Peprah To New Deal
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M.B.A. student Xia Wenqiang (3rd from right) and colleagues discussed environmental policy with leaders of the Nature Conservancy in Washington, D.C.
Five students at NYIT's School of Management (SoM) have spent three days becoming acquainted with the formulation of U.S. foreign policy at a Washington, D.C. conference aimed at Chinese graduate students. The program, "United States Foreign Policy Colloquium," is sponsored by the National Committee on United States-China Relations (N.C.U.S.C.R). Select graduate students from the People's Republic of China (P.R.C.) were invited to interact firsthand with U.S. political leaders and government officials, as well as to network with other P.R.C. graduate students.
SoM students Liu Hongxia (Executive M.B.A.), Gao Yaguang (M.B.A.), Zhang Chengyao (M.B.A.), Xia Wenqiang (M.B.A.), and Xiong Jiaqun (M.B.A.) attended the colloquium at the George Washington University Elliott School of International Affairs, 28-30 May. They learned of the opportunity through NYIT's Center for International Business Studies.
Mr. Kin Moy, a senior official in the U.S. State Department, and E.M.B.A. student Liu Hongxia.
The SoM students met Mr. Stephen A. Orlins and Ms. Jan Berris, president and vice-president, respectively, of the N.C.U.S.C.R.; Mr. Kin Moy, deputy assistant Secretary of State in the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs, responsible for relations with China, Mongolia, and Taiwan; and leaders and staff members of various influential organizations throughout the capital. The students also visited the Chinese Embassy, where Minister Lu Kang and others inspired and encouraged them.
"One of my favorite parts was the site visit, a briefing at an organization involved in U.S. foreign policy," said Ms. Liu. She visited the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, where she met with the executive director of the Global Intellectual Property Center, Mr. Jasper MacSlarrow. Her classmate Mr. Xia visited the Nature Conservancy, where he and his group discussed environmental policy with leaders there.
The National Committee on United States-China Relations is a leading non-partisan public affairs organization devoted to building meaningful relationships between the United States and China, including among private citizens. NYIT paid tribute to its president, Mr. Orlins, with an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree in 2012, noting his important role in enhancing the U.S.-China relationship.