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If you've been following Oregon football for any length of time, you may have a question or two about how the Duck offense will perform this coming season. But serious doubts? No way.
Yes, there is a new quarterback to break in (Mr. Mariota or Mr. Bennett, please step up). And running back Kenjon Barner and Mr. Do Everything, De'Anthony Thomas, need to stay healthy. And the young-but-talented receivers — along with Josh Huff — need to flourish.
But still, does anybody really think the Ducks won't average more than 40 points a game again with Chip Kelly pulling the strings?
The Oregon defense, on the other hand? Since the dawning of the Modern Era of Duck Football (circa 1994), the defense has been generally solid — and seemingly on the upswing in recent years. But spectacular? Seldom.
I only bring this up because it gets to a question I've long pondered: Can you imagine what would happen if the program could put together a string of seasons that featured its usual score-points-in-bunches offense, coupled with a fast, big and ferocious defense?
Can anyone say, unbeatable?
Put another way, picture say Washington, Stanford, even USC, battling a one-two punch like that in a raucous Autzen Stadium? If I'm a player dressed in white on such a day, I'm probably feeling deflated during warm-ups. I'm probably even humming a line to the old Eric Burdon and the Animals song, "We Gotta Get Out Of This Place."
One could argue the 2010-11 BCS Championship Game team came close to that level of crunchness. Every Duck fan remembers the explosive offense a couple seasons ago (47.0 points a game), but the defense under Nick Aliotti featuring Casey Matthews, Spencer Paysinger, Kenny Rowe, Cliff Harris, John Boyett and others was quite good (giving up just 18.7 points per game and holding Auburn in the title game to a mere 22 points).
Since 1994, the Ducks have frolicked on the field largely because of their offensive prowess. Beginning with the last year of Rich Brooks' long stint as head coach, followed by the Mike Bellotti years, and then continuing through the reign of Chip Kelly; Oregon has averaged 34.4 points per game (during Kelly's three seasons, that has risen to 43.1 points a game).
Over that same period of time (1994-2011), the Ducks have given up 24.7 points a contest.
Most observers point to the 'Gang Green' defensive squads of 1994 and 1995 as the best the Ducks have produced on that side of the ball in recent memory. But the 2000 and 2001 seasons and the aforementioned 2010 season also saw top performances from the defense. Indeed, that 2010 team may have been better defensively than even the celebrated Gang Green team of 1994.
Although the statistics don't necessarily show it — blame Oregon's quick-strike offense for keeping the defense on the field the majority of the time — Aliotti has guided a squad that has played more aggressively the past few years.
Some attribute that to Kelly's rise to the head coaching position and his insistence on an attacking style of play, on both sides of the ball. No doubt that's had a role, but the recruitment of better defensive players out of high school is likely the biggest factor.
The star system used in ranking high school players is somewhat flawed. Still, consider that over the past five recruiting cycles (2008-2012), the defensive players the Ducks have landed have averaged 3.32 stars each, according to the Scout.com database. The previous five years (2003-07), the average was 2.55 stars.
That athleticism and brawn should be on full display this season.
Upfront, the Ducks have the likes of Wade Kellikipi, Taylor Hart, Ricky Heimuli, Jared Ebert, Isaac Remington, Tony Washington and Arik Armstead.
The linebackers, described by ESPN.com's Ted Miller earlier this week as the team's strongest position group, include Dion Jordan (although listed as a drop end, Jordan is more of a LB), Michael Clay, Kiko Alonso and Boseko Lokombo; as well as quality backups in Tyson Coleman, Anthony Wallace and Derrick Malone.
If there is concern, it's in the secondary, led by senior John Boyett. Calling that group a weak link is a bit of a misnomer. Two likely starters — Terrance Mitchell, Ifo Ekpre-Olomu — played starting or significant roles a season ago as freshmen. By the Rose Bowl game, they were no longer playing like freshmen.
Given all that, expect Oregon to have one of the top defenses — perhaps the best — in the Pac-12 this season. Indeed, while the Ducks are breaking in their new QBs it may be guys like Jordan, Heimuli, Clay, Alonzo and Boyett that Win the Day in September.
"While the Ducks are known for offense, their defense should rank among the nation's best, in large part because of a strong crew of linebackers," wrote ESPN.com's Miller.
A bigger question is whether this is the beginning of a trend in Eugene; namely is Oregon on the cusp of becoming defensively blessed for a period of time?
Keep in mind that seven likely starters on opening day will be back next season, and all around them and behind them stand more young, talented, highly-recruited players.
Recall, too, that Oregon is consistently making a run at top prep stars around the country now. The 'Oregon Brand' — seemingly a goal just a few years ago — is now a reality.
The real question may be: Why not?
One of the most famous lines ever uttered about the Oregon football program came in 2003 after the Ducks upset No. 3 Michigan at home. Autzen Stadium, wrote The Michigan Daily's J. Brady McCullough, is "where great teams go to die."
Give the Duck program a killer offense and a killer defense and the new saying may be: "Play Oregon anywhere … and prepare to die."
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|Race details
|Race 18 of 19 in the 2005 Formula One season
|October 9, 2005
|Official name
|XXXI Fuji Television Japanese Grand Prix
|Suzuka Circuit, Suzuka, Mie, Japan
| Permanent racing facility
5.807 km (3.608 mi)

|53 laps, 307.771 km (191.224 mi)

|Partially cloudy, dry
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|Ralf Schumacher
|Fastest lap
|Kimi Räikkönen
|1:31.540 on lap 44
|Kimi Räikkönen
|Giancarlo Fisichella
|Fernando Alonso
The 2005 Japanese Grand Prix was a Formula One race held on October 9, 2005 at the Suzuka Circuit. McLaren's Kimi Räikkönen won the race after starting from 17th place and overtaking race leader Giancarlo Fisichella on the final lap. This race also marks Ralf Schumacher's 6th and last pole position (and Toyota's 2nd).
The 2005 Japanese Grand Prix was the eighteenth race of the 2005 Formula One season. After the track was subject to heavy rain, the familiar faces found themselves down the order, while Ralf Schumacher scored an unlikely pole; which would be the final such occurrence of his career, and would ultimately be Toyota's last until 2009. But by Sunday, the weather was warm, sunny, a nice fast track - a good track for the McLarens to excel. But with their drivers stranded well down the order (17th and 18th) a win seemed to be a difficult thing.
The race started off with Ralf Schumacher leading and Fisichella getting ahead of Button, meanwhile Takuma Sato and Rubens Barrichello went off the track and collided resulting in the Brazilian suffering a left rear puncture. Alonso was flying through the field. He was already up to eighth at the end of the first lap while Räikkönen was passed by many cars due to him going off track at the Casio triangle. Then a safety car was deployed when Juan Montoya's car went off track at the beginning of the pit straight. He tried to go around the outside of Villeneuve, but Villeneuve pushed Montoya off, resulting in a 25 sec penalty at the end of the race for the Canadian. Montoya's crash had an impact on the Constructors' Championship as it meant that only Räikkönen could score points for McLaren.
After the safety car, Alonso went around the outside of Christian Klien and cut the chicane. He gave the position back and then the FIA came on to the radio telling the Renault team to let Klien back past, so Alonso did. Then the FIA came to Renault again and said that he had to let Klien through again, so Alonso had to pass Klien for a third time. By this time he was four and a half seconds behind Michael Schumacher and Räikkönen had passed Klien.
After the first pitstops Ralf Schumacher went down to eighth position and Giancarlo Fisichella took a comfortable lead. Well behind Fisichella, Alonso and Räikkönen were closing on Michael Schumacher. Alonso went around the outside of Schumacher through 130R corner, the following lap he set a fastest lap time of 1:31.599 before his pitstop along with Button. Michael Schumacher and Kimi Räikkönen continued scrapping for a couple more laps before their pitstops, both of them rejoined ahead of Coulthard and Alonso. Laps later Räikkönen passed Schumacher and closed in on Button and Webber but couldn't get past. Alonso passed Schumacher for the second time and by this point he started to close on Räikkönen who was stuck behind Webber. At this point Fisichella looked favourite to win the grand prix, he was 20 seconds ahead. Alonso pitted early as a planned stop and not to be held up behind Jenson Button and Mark Webber. Fisichella then pitted and rejoined behind Button, Webber and Räikkönen and fell back quite quickly doing slow laps. Button and Webber pitted, Webber got out ahead of Button and they both got out ahead of Fernando Alonso. Räikkönen then set the fastest lap of the race on 1:31.540 and pitted. By then he was only 5 seconds behind Fisichella and was closing on the Renault. Meanwhile Alonso had got past Button who was slipping back to Coulthard and Michael Schumacher. Alonso got past Webber for third and was now 20 seconds behind his teammate and Räikkönen was now right on the tail of Fisichella. Fisichella got to a Minardi backmarker who blocked him and Räikkönen was the net winner getting past. Fisichella went defensive in the last two laps at the Casio Triangle which affected his exit and Räikkönen got a tow on the pit straight. The first time Fisichella defended and the second time Räikkönen was able to go past. Räikkönen won the race, taking his final victory for McLaren ahead of Fisichella, Alonso, Webber, Button, Coulthard, Michael Schumacher, and Ralf Schumacher. Post-race saw the disqualification of Takuma Sato after an earlier collision with Jarno Trulli.
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- Bold text indicates who still has a theoretical chance of becoming World Champion.
- Note: Only the top five positions are included for both sets of standings.
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Preplanting Supply Management
Some have questioned whether the wording of Capper-Volstead -- "preparing for market" -- covers growing or producing the right variety and the right amount for the market, or whether the absence of the wording "supply management" prohibits the cooperative from helping its members to grow or produce the right varieties and the right amount in the process of "preparing for market."
I believe that this statutory phrase should be interpreted broadly, consistent with the world in which farmers and cooperatives operate. A farmer and cooperative must have some idea that there is a market before they can prepare the farmer's product for market. This involves not only having good supply and demand data, but the right not to grow more than the anticipated market. One cannot prepare for market if there is not a market. Farmers and their cooperatives have very little question that they have to grow or produce the right varieties and the right amounts. Otherwise, after all other preparation there may be no market at all, or, due to excess supply, the price offered may be below the cost of growing or producing. A potato grower should not have to spend $3,000 to grow an acre of potatoes before learning that there is no market.
An individual farmer does not have, nor can the individual farmer obtain, all the information that he or she needs to "prepare for market." That is one of the main reasons for joining a cooperative. The farmer not only needs the information but also needs guidance as to how much to grow or produce based on the market and what his or her neighbors are doing.
The local sugar factory to which my family's farm in southeastern Idaho sold its sugar beets understood its processing capacity and would tell the growers how much they could grow in order for the beets not to rot in the pile and for the refined sugar to have a market.
Yes, cooperatives have always had to engage in a wide variety of supply management activities. They must be able to advise their members of the production needed and also try to avoid extra, unneeded production that will glut the market. It should be noted that soon after the passage of C-V in 1922 Congress passed the Cooperative Marketing Act of 1926 (7 USC § 455) to permit farmers to collect and exchange past, present and future crop and market data.
Some crops are grown annually, which provides opportunities each year to prepare the right amount for market. Dairy cows have a three to four year useful life, and thus a natural annual opportunity for supply management does not exist. Apple growers plant orchards that may produce for decades. Even with such a long cycle, a cooperative that is engaged in processing and/or marketing needs to know how much is being grown or produced so that it will have adequate facilities, manpower and market; the cooperative cannot process or market an unlimited supply. It must have the ability to help its members grow or produce the right amount for the facilities and for the market. All of this is "preparing for market."
Our dairy cooperative understood its market and its processing capacity. It created a base or quota program by which it paid its producers a better price for milk required for the fresh market, and much less for milk diverted to butter, powder and cheese. This supply management program helped the dairy farmer members adjust their herds over time to fit the demands of the market. A cooperative must advise its members concerning supply and demand, so that, continuing the apple orchard example mentioned above, members will have the information necessary to decide not to plant new orchards or to decide that they can pull trees earlier or that they should emphasize one variety over another variety.
Some years ago in a discussion with officials of the U.S. Department of Justice it was suggested to me that it was not a violation of Capper-Volstead for cooperative members to destroy crops once grown if not needed for the market, but that it was not permissible for the cooperative members to agree beforehand to grow what would be needed. I asked what legal precedent they would cite. In response they cited utterances of other U.S. DOJ officials, but they did not cite any decided case for that proposition.
There is support for the conclusion that pre-planting supply management by an agricultural cooperative and its members is within their antitrust immunity. First, Section 6 of the Clayton Act, 15 U.S.C. § 17, which was passed some years before Capper-Volstead, authorized supply management by farmers through their cooperative and by laborers through their unions.
Second, the Capper-Volstead Act, which was passed as a response to some uncertainties of Section 6 of the Clayton Act, and not as a limitation or pull-back from Section 6, permits farmers to join together in associations to make decisions concerning their products as if they were a single corporation or enterprise (7 U.S.C. § 291). A single corporation or enterprise could certainly manage its production in advance. Moreover, the Capper-Volstead Act on its face does not address only joint selling; it extends more broadly to the "production of agricultural products," "collective processing, preparing for market, handling and marketing."
Third, Senator Capper made it quite clear in the debates prior to the passage of the Capper-Volstead Act that "no association can efficiently operate that does not control and handle a substantial part of a given commodity in the locality where it operates." [S.Rep. No. 236, 61st Cong. 1st Sess. (1921)]. In addition, Senator Lenroot stated during the debates that: "If the farmers in the United States could, through cooperation, have some control and agreement as to production and as to price, not for purpose of making exorbitant profits, but so that they might at least secure back the cost of production, we would see in the United States immediately an upward turn toward prosperity." (62 Cong. Rec. 2225) These words, consistent with the needs of farmers and their cooperatives discussed above, support the conclusion that the architect of the Capper-Volstead Act believed and intended that it would protect farmers and their cooperatives in controlling their production.
What Does the Future Hold?
There is no question in my mind that cooperatives are needed in the future to assist farmers to grow or produce for the demands of our society for food and fiber. Having been involved in agriculture for many years, first as a member of a farm family and for over 45 years as legal counsel for agricultural cooperatives, I am convinced that C-V was and continues to be essential legislation for agriculture. I have also become comfortable with the many cases that have sustained the limited antitrust exemption for agricultural cooperatives. However, recent rulings that have raised issues concerning pre-planting supply management and eligibility of integrated farmers for membership in C-V cooperatives have placed a cloud over the scope of the antitrust exemption. These rulings must be clarified by the courts so as to bring more certainty to cooperatives and their members or, in the alternative, farmers and their cooperatives will have no choice but to seek legislative clarification to stem the tide of litigation that is costing tens of millions of dollars to defend each year.
This article was written by attorney Randon W. Wilson and was featured in the Spring 2013 Agriculture and Food Committee Newsletter.


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Monday, July 20, 2015
Animated World of DC Comics: The easiest puzzles of all time---Super Friends De-Coders (1977)
As we all know, Warner Bros. is guarding its copyrights very tightly, and some episodes that had been posted here before ended up getting taken down. Fans are now resorting to posting clips using sped-up audio and putting their cameras closer to the screen, it seems, and neither tactic appeals to me at all.
However, what the DVD does provide are the long missing bumpers, health, safety, & craft tips, magic tricks, and, beginning at the half-way station of each show, a de-coder puzzle, requiring three short segments.
For example, Wonder Woman (Shannon Farnon) takes viewers on a trip into outer space.
The added features are intact, thankfully. A featurette on the Wonder Twins had been up on YouTube, but has since been taken down, which, when you think about it, isn't so bad, considering the short piece played to the internet.
Rating for the DVD: A-.
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- SaturdayMorningFan said...
"However, what the DVD does provide are the long missing bumpers, health, safety, & craft tips, magic tricks, and, beginning at the half-way station of each show, a de-coder puzzle, requiring three short segments."
There's one other thing that the DVD provides that you didn't mention, and I think it's the most important: actual ownership. Now when the PC brigade arbitrarily decides that Super Friends shouldn't be available to the public because Wonder Woman's outfit is demeaning to women, or Aquaman, the minority team member (he's the only water-breather), is under-utilized, or Superman, the predominant white male team member is given the spotlight too often, you will still be able to enjoy your DVDs long after it's been pulled from TV and all the streaming sites.
- Tuesday, 21 July, 2015
- hobbyfan said...
Thank you for the impromptu public service announcement. You should be a salesman.
- Tuesday, 21 July, 2015
- SaturdayMorningFan said...
You're welcome. I'm actually not a fan of the big media conglomerates and don't want to be responsible for any of them raking in anymore cash, but I also hate how they seem to be pushing people away from physical media and into streaming, whether we all want to go or not.
- Tuesday, 21 July, 2015
- hobbyfan said...
It's kind of like Orwell's vision coming true after all. "1984" was a prophesy of a sort, but it took longer than even Orwell thought for it to come to fruition.
WB, Sony, et al don't want to share with YouTube, even with users acknowledging copyrights belong to the studios. Meh. There are alternatives, though.
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Investigators are likely to close the file on Michael Schumacher's skiing accident in the next few days - according to a report in Germany.
After a four-week inquiry newspaper Bild reports French investigators have passed their conclusions to the office of investigating prosecutor Patrick Quincy
And, sources say, in all likelihood the file will be closed.
That means the makers of the equipment Schumacher was using, the manufacturer of the helmet he was wearing and the authorities who put up signage on the slopes around the rocky off-piste slopes near Meribel will effectively be cleared of any involvement in the accident.
The seven-time world champion has been in the intensive care unit of a Grenoble hospital since Christmas week.
The newspaper also reported the ex-F1 ace's close friend and former boss, Ross Brawn, made a secret bedside visit last Thursday.
The retired F1 designer and team boss was smuggled in, unseen, through the staff entrance.
Since the process has begun two weeks ago to bring him out of the induced coma doctors report reflex spasms but no response to stimulus tests.
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Israeli helicopters target areas in besieged Gaza Strip
Israeli military helicopters have carried out two aerial attacks against the Gaza Strip in yet another act of aggression against the blockaded coastal territory, reports say.
Palestinian sources said the first airstrike struck an open area just southwest of the city of Khan Yunis, located about 25 kilometers (15 miles) south of Gaza City, in the early hours of Monday, Arabic-language Safa news agency reported.
The second airborne attack targeted a site belonging to Ezzedine Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas, south of the city of Dayr al-Balah, located over 14 kilometers (8.7 miles) south of Gaza City.
There were no immediate reports about the possible casualties from the Israeli attacks.
The airstrikes came hours after Tel Aviv claimed that a rocket fired from the coastal enclave had hit the Israeli region of Sha'ar HaNegev. The projectile reportedly did not cause any injuries and there was no damage.
The Gaza Strip has been under an Israeli siege since June 2007. The blockade has caused a decline in the standards of living as well as unprecedented levels of unemployment and unrelenting poverty.
The Israeli regime denies about 1.8 million people in Gaza their basic rights, such as freedom of movement, jobs with proper wages as well as adequate healthcare and education.
In early July 2014, Israel waged a war on the Gaza Strip. The 50-day military aggression, which ended on August 26, 2014, killed nearly 2,200 Palestinians, including 577 children. Over 11,100 others – including 3,374 children, 2,088 women and 410 elderly people – were also wounded in the war.


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Jewish displaced persons learn dressmaking in the Foehrenwald Organization for Rehabilitation through Training (ORT) vocational school. Foehrenwald was the final displaced persons camp to close, functioning until 1957 as a home for Jews who had no place to go. Foehrenwald, Germany, 1953.
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The 12th International Symposium on Superconductivity was held in Morioka, Japan, October 17-19, 1999. Convened annually since 1988, the symposium covers the whole field of superconductivity from fundamental physics and chemistry to a variety of applications. At the 12th Symposium, a mini-symposium focusing on the two-dimensionality of high-temperature superconductors, or the c-axis transport, and a session on vortex physics were organized. There were also many reports on the recent developments of YBCO-based coated conductors both in the United States and in Japan, AC losses of wires and tapes, developments of bulk materials with strong flux pinning, the recent progress in thin film and junction technologies, and the demonstration of various electronics applications using SQUIDs, microwave devices, and single-flux-quantum (SFQ) digital devices. This volume is a valuable resource for all those working in the field of superconductivity.The transit time of 0.01 pus using a 100 MHz digital storage oscilloscope ( Tektronix Model 2221). RESULTS AND DISCUSSION The field dependence of the critical current density is shown in Fig. 1. In the present investigation the magneticanbsp;...
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On Friday, White House press secretary Jay Carney explained that President Obama's budget, to be released next week, will be incredibly detailed. So detailed, in fact, that he said it would "blow your mind." Undoubtedly, he is correct, considering his record of dramatically unsuccessful budget proposals. The President has yet to propose a budget that has garnered even one vote in the House or the Senate in 2012 or 2011.
Obama's mind-blowing budget would supposedly chain increases in entitlement benefits to inflation (a measure opposed by the hard left), but also calls for massive new taxes, as per Obama's usual arrangement. And, of course, we have yet to see where Obama will spend all of his proposed tax increases. That will be truly mind-blowing, considering that we are already spending taxpayer money on vital projects like building robotic squirrels and studying duck penises.
Ben Shapiro is Editor-At-Large of Breitbart News and author of the New York Times bestseller "Bullies: How the Left's Culture of Fear and Intimidation Silences America" (Threshold Editions, January 8, 2013).


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Energy Companies signal new activity
By Neil Ritchie
After a year of little offshore activity around the country, apart from several seismic surveys off Taranaki and the East Coast, two energy companies are now signalling some new drilling activity scheduled within the next 36 months or so.
Firstly, Shell Exploration New Zealand, operator and majority stakeholder in the offshore Taranaki Maui gas field, has applied again to the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) for marine consent – this time to allow for "future drilling work" involving a jack-up rig.
The EPA first granted a marine consent during 2015 for some exploration and/or maintenance work (well workovers) at the two Māui platforms. Now the Maui partners – Shell, Todd Energy and Austrian company OMV – want to do some further, presently unspecified, work using a jack-up rig.
Shell has so far declined to comment on the latest EPA application but options include scheduled maintenance shutdowns of the Mau A and/or Maui B platforms, future exploration drilling, including a possible re-entry of the Ruru wells or even the abandoned AD Ihi well. Some preliminary scoping work associated with the decommissioning of the field next decade may also be a possibility.
Any kind of programme involving a jack-up rig is likely to cost several tens of millions of dollars and last several months. It is understood the scheduled arrival of a jack-up is likely to be either late this year or early next and will be a "shot in the arm" for the offshore support sector.
Meanwhile, listed New Zealand Oil & Gas has commissioned and funded a regional economic impact report due for release mid-year. This study involves NZOG, New Zealand Trade and Enterprise and several unidentified corporate companies and could cost up to $NZ50, 000.
The study involves the options available in the event of a commercial hydrocarbon discovery in one of the most promising exploration licences NZOG currently holds and operates -- the strategic offshore Canterbury Clipper licence PEP 52717, in which NZOG and Aussie listed junior Beach Energy presently hold joint equal stakes. View here.
One option being considered by the study is utilising an offshore floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) processing plant in the event of a discovery large enough to make exporting product to energy-hungry Asian nations economic. This would likely cost more than a billion dollars.
Another option being considered by cash-rich NZOG is investigating the economics of constructing a sea floor-to-shore natural gas pipeline and an associated onshore processing plant in the event of a smaller discovery. This is likely to cost less than an offshore LNG plant but would still be substantial. It would also open up the possibility of gas being supplied, via pipeline, to potential buyers that include the South Island dairy sector and local industries as gas should be a more viable option energy source than coal.
In the event of a significant oil discovery, another development option could be the construction and utilisation of a floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel to process the liquids found for offloading into smaller tankers – as currently happens at the Maari-Manaia and Tui oil finds off Taranaki.
NZOG has until next April to make a decision to either drill an exploration well in the licence by 2020 or relinquish the Clipper permit. And NZOG is still hoping to attract at least one company to farm-in to the permit that contains the strategic Barque Prospect and which NZOG believes could hold up to 11 trillion cubic feet (tcf) of gas and 1.5 billion barrels of oil or condensate (light oil) in place across three potential producing horizons.
Given the relatively deep water off Otago, the risks associated with drilling in so-called frontier basins, and the likely high costs ($NZ100 million or more), only experienced offshore partners are likely to get involved in the Clipper permit.
"It will be good if we are able to show commercialisation (options) to the prospective farm-in joint venture partners," an NZOG spokesman has said recently.
NZOG also holds a 30 percent stake in the deepwater Toroa prospect, south of Dunedin, which Aussie major Woodside Energy operates with a 70 percent interest.


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OTSELIC While not asking state legislators to revise home rule law on behalf of the entire county, the Chenango County Board of Supervisors did unanimously agree Monday to support a similar request made recently by the Town of Smyrna.
The change would allow municipalities to collect a tax on natural gas sales from local wells. An exploration and development company has been conducting seismic testing and drilling wells in the northern regions of Chenango County over the last few years.
The Town of Lebanon in Madison County and the Town of Otselic have also asked the states legislators to permit such a tax. County board chairman Richard B. Decker said yesterdays action was just supporting the town of Smyrnas request.


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Conan Was Too Busy to Be in the Dave-Jay-Oprah Ad
Dave's executive producer: "I made an initial call to [Conan's producer] Jeff Ross, who said they had too much going on to consider it."
With apologies to the Saints, puppies, and tackled Betty White, the best fifteen seconds on television last night was the Letterman-Leno-Oprah interstitial. It could've been better, though! Late Show executive producer Rob Burnett says he approached Conan O'Brien to appear in the ad, but couldn't make it work: "I made an initial call to [Conan's producer] Jeff Ross, who said they had too much going on to consider it," Burnett tells Nikki Finke. According to the Wrap, the planning coincided with O'Brien's final Tonight Show, so it's understandable that he would've been busy. But also, NBC might not have allowed Jay to appear alongside Conan anyway, since they're currently trying to forget he ever existed. Plus, Conan wouldn't have been able to sneak into the taping at the Ed Sullivan Theater with the same ease as Leno because everybody knows what he looks like in a mustache.
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Dave Wanted Conan for Jay-Oprah Super Bowl Promo [Wrap]