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In parallel to working on the Kalana Feasibility Study and further testing of exploration potential, Endeavour intends to review its other available internal growth opportunities. Based on Endeavour’s capital allocation strategy, the Kalana project investment case will be reviewed against its other internal growth opportunities and uses of capital.

On the aspect of training, Booysen Bore transfers the theoretical and practical class-accredited training provided by qualified Epiroc MQA and MerSETA trainers to their operators.  “We are committed to stimulating development through collaboration with our local communities and we consequently source our operators from the local labour force.” Booysen Bore was instrumental in the development of a small local empowerment company by providing the business with a small part of its core drilling service.

This specialist drilling company is currently operating three generations of surface drill rigs, the ROC L8 MK I and ROC L8 MK II supplied by Atlas Copco alongside the latest FlexiROC D65 machines from Epiroc. The recent delivery by Epiroc of three FlexiROC D65 surface drill rigs has bolstered this longstanding Northern Cape customer’s total drilling machine fleet to 51. Booysen Bore purchased their first FlexiROC D65s in 2013 which have up to now drilled in excess of 500 000 x 300mm diameter holes for nine Northern Cape solar farms, as well as a large number of blast hole meters in Northern Cape mines. Their fleet also includes a SmartROC D65 for blast-hole drilling as well as a few CS14 and CS1500 core drilling machines.

BWSSB is one of the new billers that has come on board for the first time on an inter-operable bill payment ecosystem through Canara Bank. Bharat BillPay will be a one-stop estination for bill payments,” said AR Ramesh, chief project officer for the Bharat Bill Payment system of NPCI. 

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NASCAR-inspired side-dump exhaust pump a chorus of carbon into the atmosphere at decibel levels enough to please car enthusiasts of any persuasion (and send hot flashes through the insides of gearheads like lightning bolts).

Production models of the Sharp-Hughes Tool Company coned bit became a crucial (and exclusively patented) tool for drilling deeper wells, beginning in Texas and then around the world.

Gamebreaker: James O’Connor – the arrival of the Aussie bad-boy is definitely exciting. He is in the Danny Cipriani mould – prodigiously talented, but prone to brain-lapses off the field – and we saw what Diamond did with the Englishman. It is about time O’Connor cast aside his issues, knuckled down and showed us just how good he can be. If he can do that he will be a shining star of the league.

Ahmedabad, a city with a population of over 70 lakh, is gradually seeing some order. Even when it is closer to …

The most significant find has been the possible remains of one of five reported stone box drains which some think were used to booby trap the Money Pit with seawater.

Warning: old-timer rant ahead. I like the Topps 2015 design and I love the shiny red parallels #’d to 60. I also like the size of the set. The stamped buybacks are kind of silly. The biggest problem I have with this set is there are so many themes (AP, FS, T60) that serve only to repeat star players. I’m a huge Packers fan but I don’t buy Topps to get 5 different cards of Aaron Rodgers in the same set. ALL other sets are like that – stars and rookies only. Topps is the one set I would hope would recognize important players regardless of position. Am I the only person who would appreciate cards of Josh Sitton, Travis Frederick, and Mike Iupati? I want meat and potatoes with my gravy. Keep the set at 500 cards, lose the fantasy studs, lose the T60 subset, include 2-3 linemen per team.

While the medical evidence supports infancy as being the optimum time to circumcise, it is recognized that instituting infant circumcision might present a challenge to individuals in cultures in which circumcision is an important part of coming-of-age ceremonies or that are traditionally opposed to circumcision, particularly in countries in which circumcision is a mark of religious affiliation (e.g., Hindu versus Muslim).