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Rain heavy at times is expected to descend Wednesday on the Upstate from a storm system coming from the Gulf of Mexico. The rain could be accompanied by winds that may gust up to 25 mph, said Chris Horne, a National Weather Service spokesman. Full Article at GreenvilleOnline.com
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--Two zones awarded to Stratos cover wide swath of GoM region-- BETHESDA, MD, Dec. 2 /PRNewswire/ - Stratos Global Corp. , the leading global provider of advanced mobile and fixed-site remote communications solutions, today announced it has been... Full Article at PR Newswire
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Greek-flagged Maran Centaurus oil tanker is pictured in this undated handout photo. Somali pirates have seized the Maran Centaurus near the Seychelles, more than 700 miles off the coast of Somalia, Greece's coastguard said on November 30, 2009. View Photo »
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The collapse of the coastal delta is occurring in large part because the sediment in the Mississippi River that used to be conveyed by high water river flows into the deltaic ecosystem is now confined and shunted by navigation and flood control levees to the Gulf of Mexico, thanks to the Corps' mismanag...
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With 3-year-old Luke Finch safe at home after a three-day abduction odyssey that stretched from Cocoa's Riverfront Park to the coastal waters of southwest Florida, authorities say they now plan to focus on pressing federal kidnapping charges against... Full Article at Florida Today
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A strong low-pressure system is expected to sweep into Florida from the Gulf of Mexico this evening, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and a chance of isolated tornadoes. Full Article at Daytona Beach News-Journal
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1:10 A.M. — Minutes ticked by slowly as crews on Fort Myers Beach tied down the 87-foot U.S. Coast Guard cutter Crocodile, which carried 3-year-old Luke Finch. Full Article at The News-Press
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This NOAA satellite image taken Monday, November 30, 2009 at 12:45 PM EST shows a line of clouds with embedded precipitation that highlights a long cold front that extends from the Northeast through the western portion of the Gulf of Mexico. View Photo »
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DEARBORN, Mich. -- Ford Motor Co.'s big U.S. gamble on small cars begins Wednesday when it formally unveils American versions of the new Fiesta subcompact at the Los Angeles Auto Show. Full Article at Local6.com
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NASAA little piece of an old Russian satellite sped by the International Space Station yesterday, but was far enough away that the crew didn't have to rush into the station's escape pod.If you're going to be out after dark Wednesday, be prepared to... Full Article at SILive.com
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Greek-flagged Maran Centaurus oil tanker is pictured in this undated handout photo. Somali pirates have seized the Maran Centaurus near the Seychelles, more than 700 miles off the coast of Somalia, Greece's coastguard said on November 30, 2009.
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This NOAA satellite image taken Monday, November 30, 2009 at 12:45 PM EST shows a line of clouds with embedded precipitation that highlights a long cold front that extends from the Northeast through the western portion of the Gulf of Mexico.
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A transparent sea cucumber, identified as Enypniastes, is seen at a depth of 2,750 meters (9,200) in the northern Gulf of Mexico in this undated handout photo released November 22, 2009.
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A transparent sea cucumber, identified as Enypniastes, is seen at a depth of 2,750 meters (9,200) in the northern Gulf of Mexico in this undated handout photo released November 22, 2009.
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This NOAA satellite image taken Sunday, November 22, 2009 at 12:45 PM EST shows widespread clouds blanketing the Southeast as low pressure moves along the Gulf Coast and lifts across Mississippi.
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This NOAA satellite image taken Sunday, November 22, 2009 at 12:45 PM EST shows widespread clouds blanketing the Southeast as low pressure moves along the Gulf Coast and lifts across Mississippi.
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This NOAA satellite image taken Tuesday, November 17, 2009 at 12:45 PM EST shows widespread in the mid-section and eastern valleys of the nation wrapping around a low pressure system centered in the Mid-Mississippi Valley.
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This NOAA satellite image taken Monday, November 16, 2009 at 12:45 PM EST shows widespread low to mid-level clouds over the nation\'s mid-section as slow moving storm system treks into the Mid-Mississippi Valley.
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This NOAA satellite image taken Sunday, November 15, 2009 at 12:45 PM EST shows widespread clouds spreading across the central regions of the nation as disturbance treks eastward toward the Central Plains.
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Salvadorans receive food at a refugee center for people displaced by Hurricane Ida, in San Pedro Masahuat, 40 km (25 miles) southeast of San Salvador, November 14, 2009.
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Salvadorans prepare food at a refugee center for people displaced by Hurricane Ida, in San Pedro Masahuat, 40 km (25 miles) southeast of San Salvador, November 14, 2009.
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Salvadorans eat food at a refugee center for people displaced by Hurricane Ida, in San Pedro Masahuat, 40 km (25 miles) southeast of San Salvador, November 14, 2009.
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Salvadoran girls play in front of boxes of humanitarian aid at a refugee center for people displaced by Hurricane Ida, in San Pedro Masahuat, 40 km (25 miles) southeast of San Salvador, November 14, 2009.
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A Salvadoran woman burns trash at a refugee center for people displaced by Hurricane Ida, in San Pedro Masahuat, 40 km (25 miles) southeast of San Salvador, November 14, 2009.
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Salvadoran farmers pick beans in Verapaz, 71 km (44 miles) east of San Salvador, November 13, 2009.
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Salvadorans staying at a refugee center for people displaced by Hurricane Ida are pictured in Verapaz, 71 km (44 miles) east of San Salvador, November 13, 2009.
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Salvadorans stand near a poster at a refugee center for people displaced by Hurricane Ida, in Verapaz, 71 km (44 miles) east of San Salvador, November 13, 2009.
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Salvadorans stand in a line to receive food at a refugee center for people displaced by Hurricane Ida, in Verapaz, 71 km (44 miles) east of San Salvador, November 13, 2009.
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A Salvadoran woman prepares food for refugees displaced by Hurricane Ida, at a center in Verapaz, 71 km (44 miles) east of San Salvador, November 13, 2009.
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A clown performs for children at a refugee center housing people displaced by Hurricane Ida, in Verapaz, 71 km (44 miles) east of San Salvador, November 13, 2009.
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A person dressed as "La Siguanaba", a legendary character of Salvadoran folklore, jokes with a soldier at a refugee center for people displaced by Hurricane Ida, in Verapaz, 71 km (44 miles) east of San Salvador, November 13, 2009.
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Children watch a performance by a man dressed as "El Cipitio" (R), a legendary character of Salvadoran folklore, at a refugee center for people displaced by Hurricane Ida, in Verapaz, 71 km (44 miles) east of San Salvador, November 13, 2009.
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A man dressed as "El Cipitio" (L), a legendary character of Salvadoran folklore, performs for children at a refugee center for people displaced by Hurricane Ida, in Verapaz, 71 km (44 miles) east of San Salvador, November 13, 2009.
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A man dressed as "El Cipitio" (R), a legendary character of Salvadoran folklore, performs for children at a refugee center for people displaced by Hurricane Ida, in Verapaz, 71 km (44 miles) east of San Salvador, November 13, 2009.
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A Salvadoran family stays in their house damaged by heavy rains and mudslides in San Pedro Perulapan, about 23 km (14 miles) east of San Salvador November 11, 2009.
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The collapse of the coastal delta is occurring in large part because the sediment in the Mississippi River that used to be conveyed by high water river flows into the deltaic ecosystem is now confined and shunted by navigation and flood control levees to the Gulf of Mexico, thanks to the Corps' mismanag...
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Continued drainage of these areas over the last 60 years has made it imperative that we protect the remaining wetlands in the Mississippi Delta. Such protection benefits not only Mississippi, but the Mississippi River and the Gulf of Mexico. We strongly support the EPA and their veto of the Yazoo pumps ...
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This (Kaskida) well builds on the success of our recent Tiber discovery to further strengthen BP's leading position in the emerging Lower Tertiary play in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico
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As we build a comprehensive energy strategy for our nation, we are moving ahead both with environmentally-responsible renewable energy development on public lands and appropriate oil and natural gas exploration and development onshore and offshore ... Continued development in appropriate areas of the Ou...
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The Port of Houston Authority is proud to support the first fuel switch feasibility study in the Gulf of Mexico with Maersk Line and EPA
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Cuba is the least known corner of the Gulf of Mexico
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In our Exploration and Production segment, production available for sale rose 5 percent from the year ago quarter, and the company made progress on development projects in Norway, the Gulf of Mexico and elsewhere.
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On 29 October Statoil signed a farm down agreement with the Chinese company CNOOC involving a number of Statoil's leases in the Gulf of Mexico
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On 29 October Statoil signed a farm down agreement with the Chinese company CNOOC (China National Offshore Oil Corporation) involving a number of Statoil's leases in Gulf of Mexico
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We are proud to have been selected as the contractor of choice by Chevron for the Big Foot topsides project ... We are pleased with the opportunity to reenter the offshore engineering market in the Gulf of Mexico alongside an industry leader such as Chevron. I am confident that KBR will tap into its vas...
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We have sufficient scientific understanding to take action now to address the dead-zone problem in the northern Gulf of Mexico
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I’ve been working on the effects of the dead zone in both the Gulf of Mexico and in southeast U.S. estuaries for several years
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These projects address high priority research needs identified by an expert panel advising the President’s Ocean Policy Task Force on its management of the northern Gulf of Mexico dead zone
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When Justin was about 6 years old, he wanted to see the ocean, so I took him to the Gulf of Mexico ... Never thought he’d be sailing all over the world.
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Enough that laid end to end from Dallas they'd go all the way to the Gulf of Mexico
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If you wanted to eliminate hurricanes or to reduce the strength of hurricanes, you would have to deploy a few thousand of these in, for example, the Gulf of Mexico
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Given the importance of this issue to Florida, I would like to be consulted before any efforts or agreements are reached to advance legislation dealing with drilling in the Gulf of Mexico
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Production hit an all time high due to the successful delivery of projects in the deepwater of Gulf of Mexico and Western Australia over the past two years
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How many miles of Gulf of Mexico beaches in Texas are publicly owned and open for year-round use? All of them. 624 miles, from Sabine Pass on the Texas-Louisiana border to the Rio Grande, ... are federally protected. In the Nov. 3 constitutional amendment election, Texans have a chance to keep it that w...
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The Louisiana coast represents 40 percent of the nation's wetlands, but this precious resource is disappearing into the Gulf of Mexico at a rate of 35 square miles a year
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Recent major discoveries in the ultra-deepwater golden triangle of the Gulf of Mexico, Brazil and West Africa highlight the growing need for ultra-deepwater drilling. ENSCO 8500 Series ® semisubmersibles are ideally suited to drill in these regions, as well as Australia, Southeast Asia and many other ul...
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Watson, the victim of this crime certainly can be found south of New Orleans in the vast reaches of the Pacific Ocean’s Gulf of Mexico. However, that is not our destination.
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We had breakfast, saw the Atlantic Ocean and we had lunch and saw the Gulf of Mexico
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