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Kochi: "The King and The Commissioner", billed as one of the biggest projects in the Malayalam film industry, has been creating a buzz because of the big names attached to it. But superstar Mammootty, who will start shooting for the film here Monday, is not so excited and says for him, it's just a job.
The film has been in the news because it has brought two big actors - Mammootty and Suresh Gopi - together as also it sees director Shaji Kailas collaborating with scriptwriter Renji Panicker after a gap of 16 years.
"I am a professional and for me every film that I work in gets equal importance and hence there is neither excitement nor apprehension when I begin a new film because I do my job," said Mammootty, who has returned after a month-long break in Europe and the US.
The film's title has been coined after joining two superhits - "The King" and "The Commissioner". Mammootty played lead role in the former and the latter featured Suresh Gopi.
"Yes, as the name of the film suggests, it is taking forward two characters of films 'The King', which I played many years back and 'The Commissioner' where Suresh Gopi featured. Apart from both of us, the film has a huge star cast," said Mammootty.
In "The King and The Commissioner", Mammootty dons the role of IAS officer Joseph Alex, while Suresh Gopi will appear as IPS officer Bharath Chandran.
"Looking back into the earlier film where I played the role of a collector, over the years that character has moved to Delhi and holds a high post. After one round of shooting here, the shooting shifts to Delhi and then to one or two big metros," said Mammootty.
Shaji Kailas and Renji Panicker's previous hits include "Doctor Pasupathy", "Thalasthanam", "Sthalathe Pradhana Payyans" and "Ekalavyan".
The new film will hit the screens later this year.
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Statesboro coach Steve Pennington is fond of the belief that the most important game is always the one at hand.
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Safety Antonio Conner (Batesville, Miss./South Panola), the No. 1 player in Mississippi and No. 24 prospect in the ESPN 150, signed with Ole Miss on Wednesday. He picked the Rebels over Alabama and Mississippi State, continuing Ole Miss' signing-day ...Blog | February 06, 2013
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Antonio Conner breaks down top threeDave Hooker
With three days until national signing day, Antonio Conner was ready to break down his top three schools. In his first public comments in weeks, the ESPN 150 prospect from Batesville (Miss.) South Panola confirmed he is down to three schools: Alab...Blog | February 03, 2013
Antonio Conner breaks down top threeDave Hooker
With three days until national signing day, Antonio Conner was ready to break down his top three schools. In his first public comments in weeks, the ESPN 150 prospect from Batesville (Miss.) South Panola confirmed he is down to three schools: Alab...Blog | February 03, 2013
Four-star S Conner to announce Feb. 3Dave Hooker
ESPN 150 safety Antonio Conner will announce his decision Feb. 3, according to a post on his Facebook page. The four-star prospect from Batesville (Miss.) South Panola told ESPN this week he was considering announcing his decision Friday, during e...Blog | January 03, 2013
Four-star Conner plans decision, visitsDerek Tyson
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- ESPN 150 safety Antonio Conner (Batesville, Miss./South Panola) is set to make his decision at the Under Armour All-America Game on Friday. The 6-foot-2, 200-pound athlete will choose between Alabama, Ole Miss, Mississippi S...Blog | December 30, 2012
Antonio Conner to announce at UA gameGreg Ostendorf
MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- Antonio Conner (Batesville, Miss./South Panola) might be the nation's No. 2 safety in the ESPN 150 rankings, but he's getting a turn at running back during practice this week for the Mississippi team in the Alabama-Mississippi All...Blog | December 13, 2012
Rip Kirk getting SEC interestDave Hooker
BATESVILLE, Miss. - With one offer in his pocket, Robert "Rip" Kirk is ready for more. Boonesville (Miss.) Northwest Community College was the first school to extend the junior quarterback from Batesville (Miss.) South Panola an verbal invite. Mo...Blog | October 25, 2012
Brady Smith is refining his gameDave Hooker
Brady Smith is being patient. The junior from Batesville (Miss.) South Panola isn't fretting that more colleges haven't come calling. He's more worried about what he can control. "It's been kind of quiet right now," Smith said. "I just have to imp...Blog | October 19, 2012
ESPN 150 S Antonio Conner talks finalistsDave Hooker
BATESVILLE, Miss. -- Trying to help South Panola High to a state championship has kept Antonio Conner busy. His schedule won't lighten up much after the season. The four-star safety will take all five of his official visits when his senior season ...Blog | October 11, 2012
ESPN 150 safety Antonio Conner gets Under Armour All-America Game...Dave Hooker
ESPN 150 safety Antonio Conner didn't have much to say at his Under Armour All-America Game jersey presentation, but recruiters, coaches and teammates alike know he doesn't stop when it comes time to take the field.Story | Conversation | October 10, 2012
Scouts: Bulldogs secure top in-state OGCraig Haubert
The Bulldogs landed the top in-state center prospect a year ago and now have landed a verbal from the top guard prospect in the state as Deon Mix (Batesville, Miss./South Panola) committed this weekend. Out of a prominent in-state high school program...Blog | June 11, 2012
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South Panola (Miss.) is always loaded, but Watch List S Antonio Conner could be among school's best ever.Story | Conversation | October 27, 2011
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Free parking offered to entice downtown shoppers
To help make up for the shopping revenue lost during this week's downtown power outage, 1,000 free Smart Park parking validations will be available this Saturday and Sunday at the information booth in Pioneer Place at 700 S.W. 5th Ave. and the Pendelton Store at 900 S.E. 5th Ave.
The promotion was announced Wednesday afternoon in the atrium of Pioneer Place by Sandra McDonough, President and CEO of the Portland Business Alliance, and Lisa Frisch, the organization's Retail Program Director.
McDonough and Frisch would not speculate obout how much business had been lost at the 50 to 75 stories affected by the outage, which began on Sunday. Although PGE crews worked around the clock to repair the damage caused by the underground fire, power was not restored until Wednesday.
"There are still 13 shopping days left before Christsman, so there's still time for people to come downtown and buy their holiday gifts," said McDonough.
Also affected were Portland City Hall, the Portland Building, and the Multnomah County Courthouse.
The validations are worth $5 each. They can be redeemed on Dec. 14 and Dec. 15 at any Smart Park parking garage.


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Looking forward to seeing friends at the Slow Food Picnic next Thursday. I'll be serving my new Neapolitan Sausage Panino — my wine-infused sausage on a crusty wood fired oven baguette with San Marzano tomato sauce, four types of mushrooms, bell peppers, rapini, and onions…a sumptuous two-hands sandwich!
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Nov 24, 2010Watched first 3 episodes, but not the pilot. High point is Katey Sagal. Predictable soap opera with laughably unbelievable story situations. Not enough budget for the production values their stories require.
Jan 30, 2013Not cure how the critics have been hammering this show so bad.I like the unpredictability, the violence, the characters developing over the spanning seasons as well as Segal as the matriarch of the family. Casting is spot on. I also realize it has become a male's version of a soap opera and I'm full guilt for falling for it.
Jul 11, 2013After struggling through season 1, we really wanted to like this show but time and time again watching it became more of a chore than anything else.
Unlike many current shows I enjoy watching, Sons of Anarchy assumes the viewer does not have a brain. Nothing actually happens in this show and when it does, it is so brief that if you blink you might miss it. Even if you don't miss it, I wonder what the point of it was anyways because it adds no real value to the story.
All we see is a bunch of guys hanging out, drinking, cheating on their wives and shooting guns. From time to time they go on these "missions" which are forgotten about in the next episode and have very little significance.
I tried very hard to care about the characters but I cannot. They are so two dimensional that I just could not care less. Maybe I do not understand the way of life of being in a biker gang, but I thought that a show like this was supposed to educate you on a way of life different than your own. It tries to I guess but it struggles and miserably fails.
If you enjoy brainless TV then this show might be for you because to enjoy it, you literally have to shut off your brain and prepare yourself for the garbage. But if you actually enjoy shows that make you think, that have character development and that ties together a cohesive story outside of sitting around the living room drinking beer then I suggest you do not waste your time.… Expand
Dec 4, 2010Great show. I've been watching this since it first released. Just watched the Season 3 finale and I'm very pleased and can't wait for the next season.
Apr 21, 2011Leave it to FX to prove to us that just because it is on cable tv, doesn't means it's bad. This show was beautifully crafted from the word go. It has heart, excellent dialogue and yes it is catchy and you can dance to it. My partner and I plowed through both seasons one and two with a wrecking ball and are anxious for the third season to be released on DVD. Katy Segal is more than breathtaking in this role, she is this role. She and Ron Pearlman make the most delightful and surprisingly adorable couple. Overall this show is fantastic and I highly recommend it.… Expand
Jun 25, 2012This is by far the best show on television. I have never been so captivated by a television show before. The acting is phenomenal and I have never wished so much for characters to be real. Charlie Hunnam, Maggie Siff, and Katey Sagal are outstanding and the other actors are all believable as well. I literally dream about the show at night when I am done watching it. My obsession is getting a little out of hand. Too bad Jax Teller isn't a real person.… Collapse
Sep 11, 2012This is my favorite show on television. It isgritty, intense, and develops characters that are unique. They are slimy, dark men trying to make a living for their club and families the best way they know how. I can't wait for the next season to come out!
Dec 29, 2012After hearing an onslaught of how "great" this show was, I decided to give it a chance. So I watched the first 2 seasons... I can't say I really want to continue with it. It's too cliche, unrealistic, and boring. Apparently the writers of this show have never heard of a "line-up", often times in the show they smash up entire stores, steal cars etc, meanwhile plenty of people are watching. Them having a one horse town police department in their pocket,isn't going to stop the justice system. Someone files an internal affairs complaint with that department I guarantee the feds would be swarming. The plot has no real direction, this gang blows up this gangs crap, and then they retaliate. There's no real rhyme or reason for the show just a bunch of wannabe thugs riding motorcycles. Ehh but everyone's entitled to their own opinion.… Expand
Dec 23, 2013Best show on TV! This show doesn't get any recognition. It baffles me it hasn't won any awards. The writing is unbelievable. Every week you sit on the edge of your seat. There are scenes you cry you city like a baby. Let alone Charlie Hunnam deserves some recognition for his acting on the finale. He was phenomenal.
May 15, 2014The cast is great but the plot lines are terrible. Each episode sees characters doing stupid unrealistic things that make no sense at all. They get in to a new mess at every turn and you just find yourself shouting at the screen: "Why would you do that!?!?!" They are meant to be a hard core biker gang, yet they keep letting enemies live when they have them at gun point only to get shot in the back by the same enemies in the next scene. No one seems to learn! It's enraging and aimed at brainless soap opera fans who just have to have something to watch regardless of if it makes any sense!
I'm giving it 3 stars just because I think the cast is great. Nothing else about this program is.… Expand
Aug 23, 2010it took me a while to finally check out sons of anarchy, and man was i shocked. fantastic show! acting is great, and the story keeps my interest... this show pushing "the shield" as fx's best drama series to date! i can not wait for season 3.
Mar 30, 2012i'll cut to the chase with this review. best series of sons of anarchy yet. the story is written so well i felt as desperate as jax did in his journey to find abel. great ending to the series as well
Sep 9, 2010Not bad, but it lacks the complexity and nuance of season 2, and the dialogue and writing get a bit predictable and soap opera-y in spots. Overall, an entertaining, but not quite stellar first season for a show that would soon join the ranks of modern TV's best.
Oct 24, 2012I want to heap so much praise on this gripping and wonderfully written show. Sons is one of the very best cable offerings, the lead actors have depth and complexity and a slew of excellent guest stars (like the incomparable Walter Goggins in a tour de force portrayal of a transsexual call 'girl') make this a must watch provided you have a strongish stomach. 5 stars all the way
Jul 30, 2012One of the best tv shows i've ever seen. It has everything. The characters are very interesting and the show keeps you glued to the screen as you watch with what happens in each of the characters life and the motorbike club. I can only recommend this show, nothing wrong with it at all. Best acting in a show too. The best cast for this type of show aswell. So many details in the show and scenes it'll only leave you satisfied after each episode is over. Kurt Sutter is a genious. He even went out for sometime to stay with a motorbike club before producing the first episodes. That's dedication. Well done Kurt. You deserve endless grammy's in my book.… Expand
Sep 4, 2011Best of the Best. Strong story, not overly done, characters are very strong and even though theya re abd, you feel for them. This is my favorite show I have ever watched. End of story.
Mar 31, 2011this is by far one of the BEST shows ever . that's all I'm going to say if I go on it would be all spoilers . .
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Sep 7, 2011OMG a total 10!!!!! It totally delivered can not wait to see how Season 4 plays out. I hope they get rid of the mayor like they did with Stal he needs to go!!!!!!
Oct 1, 2011The worst show I've seen of late. Ranks together with "The Borgias". Terrible acting, no purpose or rationale to the plot. Bad direction. Trying too hard to be cool with characters that the audience are not really compelled to care about. Couldnt finish the 1st episode. Trash.
Nov 14, 2011Absolutely the BEST TV show to come out of the states since The Sopranos
I got Season 1 out of curiosity cause it was cheap and my love for the â
Feb 9, 2012The main downfall that the first season of Sons of Anarchy has is in the writing. The dialogue can often be rather pedestrian, and the dramatic moments are generally pretty contrived and histrionic. However, the acting is brilliant (Perlman and Sagal are stand-outs), and the impressive depth of the characters helps ease you through the hammier moments of the script. The action that naturally comes with the biker premise is well done; although there could probably be a little more of it. Overall, a good start to the series. Recommended to fans of The Sopranos that perhaps want something similar, albeit not as heavy.… Expand
Jan 13, 2012Sign me up to be a PROSPECT!...I drunk the Kool-Aide. Sopranos of the biker gang. All warrior alpha-male! The females are loyal and tough but sexy. Its modern Sparta 300 toned down...THIS - - IS - - SAM - - CROW!!
Nov 7, 2012An amazing show. Realistic (the scenarist have been in a motorcycle club before writing the plot), captivating.. The actors are freaking awesome. Even if you're not really into bikes/bikers, just try to see the first episodes and you won't be disappointed. With a scenario that doesn't reveal all the "mythology" and has no timeout, you'll want to have your own Harley and have a beer with them.
Aug 19, 2013Amazing first season of Sons of Anarchy. The show is filled with thrills, action, and makes you care about the characters right out of the gate. One of the most successful opening seasons I have seen.
Oct 29, 2013Oh my God, why didn't anybody think of this sooner! A show about bikers! Tough, independent, sexy, All- American outlaws riding Harleys and kicking butt! But wait, don't they mostly make their money from manufacturing and selling crank, a highly addictive and harmful substance that is killing the soul of blue collar America? Yeah, and I think they may also run drugged out, abused young white slaves for prostitution. Hmm, maybe not such great American heroes after all. But wait, they run guns right? Now that IS cool and All-American, kill, kill, death, death, yeah! Problem solved, they're ultra cool biker who ONLY run guns, no crank or underage whores.… Expand
Dec 31, 2012Love it. Great show. I've been able to get into all the characters which I find hard with a lot of TV these days. But have enjoyed this series a lot. I found that I was always looking forward to the next episode and was trying to guess ahead the plot line. The show definately deserves more praise then some of the crap on our tv screens these days.
Jan 17, 2013This is one of televisions most talked about cable series of the year, and it deserves the recognition. Sons of Anarchy puts viewers on the edge of their seats simply by showcasing the dynamic interactions between characters with strong convictions, alternative moralities and deep connections to one another. Jax Teller, the anti-hero of the series, is easily relatable. His struggle between his family life and club life is clear and continues to create more divergence as the show goes on. Furthermore, the other club members of SAMCRO have their own sub-plots which cause viewers to root for them and the club overall, even if they are in the wrong.
What I like best about the show, and is a recurring theme throughout the series, is the rivalry between Jax and his sinister Father in Law, Clay Morrow. It… Expand
Apr 21, 2013best show period right there with breaking bad lol worth watching im not even a biker are nothing show straight gangstA is just great ALL AROUND if i havent seen it yet start from season 1
Jan 11, 2014Very well thought out and executed show, absolutely enthralling once you get hooked, first couple of episodes it was trying to find its feet and catch a lot of people up on outlaw life and unfortunately to people with not patience (see negative reviews)it lost some people, it is certainly worth a watch and the latest season (season 6) is true anarchy a lot of the time, see trailer link attached. cant wait for the final season will sorely miss it, but glad they are sticking to the arc that Sutter designed at the very beginning which is great.
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It's grindhouse and art house, and it carries itself as if it doesn't give a damn what you think of it. And its infuriating push-pull quality is still fascinating.
Trade press has labeled this "'Easy Rider' Meets 'The Sopranos,'" which seems apt. Show comes from Kurt Sutter, longtime co-executive producer of "The Shield" (and married to Sagal) so that should give you a sense of tone and texture - violent, taut, well written.


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An companion to my 101 Chinese Modern Names sub, but for an ancient setting. This is an etymology centred piece with more extended entries compared to the earlier one which is in list form. Spelling is based on Mandarin unless otherwise indicated (the other variation offered is Cantonese which is easier to pronounce given that it is spelt from the English alphabet, at least the HK version that I'm using, rather than the Chinese pinyin)
A list of 101 Chinese names in Modern day setting (mostly), with meanings provided. All spellings are based on Mandarin (minus inflections). The contents here have been converted into a Chinese Name generator.
Random passages coming from my less than daily attempts at writing exercises. In particular, some of them came about since I had come across what is known as the S+7 game where you replace all the nouns/adjectives/verbs with another word of the corresponding class that is the first one encountered counting 7 or more spaces in a dictionary. Mine this trove of trash or treasure of ideas at your pleasure.
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Francis and Autism and Worship: All May Be One?
November 25, 2014 By Elizabeth Scalia
Ever since October's Synod on the Family issued its final relatio -- which managed to pay one line of lip-service to single parents, Katrina Fernandez has been feeling all-too-keenly aware of how detrimental it can be for a church to label-and-divide the flock for tailored worship and social events. … [Read More...]
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Growing up, I knew a lady who seemed ancient when I was little, and who finally died about two years ago, a few weeks shy of her 100th birthday. She was from Germany, and a stern lady with ram-rod straight posture, who never smiled or laughed in all the years I knew her, and yet she was never … [Read More...]
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He became incarnate so he might share our lot with us, and he died in order to redeem us. In Co-Workers of the Truth, Pope Benedict XVI, then Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, put it this way:It is obvious that God did not intend Israel to have a kingdom. The kingdom was, in fact, a result of … [Read More...]
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Resorts in Nevada, Colorado, Utah and California, amoung other places, have extended their seasons after a rash of spring storms blanketed their slopes in more snow than some have seen all season. Aspen Mountain, which was slated to close this Sunday, will open its lifts for the weekends of April 17–18 and April 24–25 after getting 16 inches of snow in the past 72 hours.
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Dr. Pramod M. Deshmukh has been practicing medicine for 35 years. Dr. Deshmukh graduated from the L Tilak Mun Med Coll, Mumbai Univ, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India in 1979. He practices medicine in Sayre, PA and 1 other location and specializes in Cardiovascular Disease. Dr. Deshmukh is affiliated with Robert Packer Hospital and Cayuga Medical Center-Ithaca. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 35 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Medical School: L Tilak Mun Med Coll, Mumbai Univ, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Graduation Date: 1979
Hospital Affiliations: Robert Packer Hospital, Cayuga Medical Center-Ithaca
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Enchantment of Lisbon(Graça)2
Apartment | 2 bedrooms | sleeps 6
|Key Info
The Enchantment of Lisbon 2 is a totally refurbished apartment located in Graça, one of the most typical, popular, charismatic and historic districts of Lisbon.
The central location provides easy access to interest areas of Lisbon. As matter of fact, the apartment is situated just a 5 minute walk away from the highest point and at the same time the most stunning landscape of the city (Nossa Senhora do Monte), 10 minute walking distance from the outstanding Castle of Sao Jorge and from the traditional and secular flea market (Feira da Ladra), held in the early afternoon every Tuesday and Saturday. There you can find all sorts of second-hand products for reduced prices. Furthermore, there is another well-known viewpoint called Nossa Senhora da Graça featuring a splendid Baroque Church.
You can easily reach the city centre by foot, nearly 20 minutes, or by taking the famous tram number 28 (the oldest tram operating in Europe) that cross most of the touristy neighborhoods of the city centre (São Vicente de Fora, Alfama, which offers several restaurants where you can hear live Fado, Mouraria). The apartment is also located close to the station of international and national trains, Santa Apolónia.
Nearby you have a wide range of traditional commerce (grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, butcheries, bakeries, in overall, all sorts os services).
Concerning to the characteristics of the apartment, it comprises two bedrooms (both with built-in wardrobes), one with a double bed and the other with two single beds. There is one living room with a double sofa bed, a fully equipped kitchen (featuring a astonishing view over the National Pantheon and to Tagus river) with oven and stove, microwave, laundry machine, fridge and freezer, coffee machine, toaster, iron a iron board, a bathroom with shower and hairdryer and a long balcony where you can take advantage of the sun. There is also satellite TV and Wi-Fi free of charge as well as basic utensils namely a heater, a fan or a hoover.
Indeed, the apartment is very cozy, quiet, delightful and tastefully decorated.
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month), Short breaks (1-4 days)
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Internet access
|TV, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Toaster, Iron
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Dining seats for 1, Lounge seats for 1
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace
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Our welcome from Teresa and Pedro was wonderful - he showed us around the area and helped us get our bearings. His top tips for restaurants and travel saved us many euros. The apartment was handy for … More
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"Great apartment, wonderful host!"
We couldn't have had a more enjoyable stay in Lisbon all made very easy by our wonderful host Teresa. She welcomed us into her home with wine and local Portuguese tarts and was very helpful in re… More
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"Couldn't ask for a better host or better welcome to Lisbon"
We really couldn't ask for a better stay in Lisbon.Despite arriving at 1am, Teresa, the owner of the apartment, and her son Pedro gave us such a warmth welcome to Portugal they shared their enthu… More
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Bar Stools
The best seats in the house for lively entertainment, our home bar stools are perfect for catching the game or relaxing among friends. Brookstone has bar seating in every style: swivel or stationary, armless or armchair-style, backless or with backs. All in your choice of classic leather, wood or metal.
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Refinery news and technical articles from Oil & Gas Journal. Search Refinery latest and archived news and articles
Houston, to build a hydrogen plant at its 115,000-b/d refinery at Coffeyville, Kan. CB&I will provide engineering, procurement ..... plant for the supply of high-purity hydrogen to meet the refinery 's hydroprocessing needs, the service provider said. The
oils at its 70,000-b/d Bakersfield refinery . California's Kern County Board of ..... approved the permit for the Alon Bakersfield Refinery Crude Flexibility Project at a Sept ..... necessary physical modifications at the refinery to accommodate light crude oil processing
the supply of hydrogen for its 102,000-b/d La Pampilla refinery in Peru's Callao province, near Lima. As part of the agreement ..... natural gas or naphtha as feedstock to produce hydrogen at the refinery , Praxair said. The SMR is scheduled to start up in 2016
that form part of the $2 billion Refinery Master Plan 2 (RMP-2) upgrade project at its 180,000-b/d Bataan refinery at Limay, about 150 km southwest ..... RMP-2 will enable the Bataan refinery to run at full processing capacity by
cooperation on the Tianjin joint venture refinery project in northern China ( OGJ Online ..... investment decision regarding the Tianjin Refinery construction in March 2016, which would position the refinery to be ready for commissioning by yearend
project at its Antonio Dovali Jaime refinery in Salina Cruz, Oaxaca. The ULSD ..... Sept. 15, 2014 ). The Salina Cruz refinery upgrade is part of the diesel phase of Pemex ..... 568 million) for the Lazaro Cardenas refinery near Minatitlan in Veracruz state
work at NWR's greenfield bitumen refinery project in Sturgeon County, about 45 ..... management services for the Sturgeon refinery , Jacobs said. A value of the contract ..... engineering and procurement services for the refinery 's utilities requirements, which is
Full operations have yet to be restored at Petroleos de Venezuela SA's (PDVSA) 645,000-b/d Amuay refinery in Falcon state following a Nov. 4 electrical outage that shuttered unidentified processing units at the plant ( OGJ Online, Nov
its 12.15 million tonne/year Moscow refinery . The project, which involves the installation ..... renovation of existing ones, will enable the refinery to increase furnace efficiency to 90 ..... Gazprom Neft also plans to optimize the refinery 's heat exchange system, which will
subsidiary AO Petrotel-Lukoil's 2.4-million tonne/year refinery in Ploiesti, Romania, 55 km outside of Bucharest, after ..... agencies ( OGJ Online, Oct. 3, 2014 ). Processing units at the refinery were relaunched on Oct. 13, and sales of finished petroleum