Double Eagle Petroleum Extends Maturity Date on Credit Facility and Reaffirms Credit Line
Double Eagle Petroleum Co. (Nasdaq: DBLE) announced today that it has signed an amended credit agreement with its lenders to extend the maturity date on its credit facility from July 31, 2010 to January 31, 2013. The new agreement reaffirms its current committed credit line of $45 million, of which... more | | | |
NASA Talk: Could Electronic Systems Collapse Worldwide?
Could a major electromagnetic pulse or EMP be a global perfect storm for our electrical distribution system, communications, and the new technology society?
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Ballard Announces Sale-Leaseback for Cash Proceeds of C$20.8 Million
COUVER , Feb. 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Ballard Power Systems (TSX: BLD; NASDAQ: BLDP) announced that it has entered into a sale-and-leaseback agreement with Madison Pacific Properties Inc. (TSX: MPC) ( www.madisonpacific.ca ). Ballard will sell its hea d office building site in Burnaby, British Columbia... more | | | |
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07.11.08 LANDER – Game and Fish officers are seeking any information anyone may have regarding two mule deer that were illegally shot and left to waste near Worthen Meadows Reservoir southwest of Lander recently. Both a lactating doe and a velvet-antlered trophy buck were shot and left at the same forested location a short distance from the Worthen Meadows Reservoir dam.
Officials believe both deer were killed in the afternoon on Saturday, June 28. Officers ask that anyone that may have camped or recreated in the Worthen Meadows Reservoir vicinity during the weekend of June 27-30 contact Game and Fish with any information they have including people and vehicles that were in the vicinity and anything they may have seen or heard that seemed unusual or of interest. Any shots heard, deer seen scattering,... continue reading
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Clydesdales, Cockatoos and Capuchin Monkeys Agree:'No Animals Were Harmed'(R) in Super Bowl Ads
Sunday might have been a tough day for the Colts, but it was a great day for frogs, dogs, Clydesdales, elephants and other creatures featured in some of the eagerly awaited Super Bowl ads.
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