Sunday, December 18, 2005
Where I hopefully WON'T be for x-mas!!!!
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Thursday, December 15, 2005
Holidays make me smile
If this doesn't make you giggle you need to work on your holiday cheer!
Thanks Cecelia! Best card EVER!
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Sunday, December 11, 2005
Oh Christmas Tree...
A look at the tree from the living room....soo pretty
You done good boyscouts, i take all the baddness back. Thanks!
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Saturday, December 10, 2005
Winter Wonderland...
behind the center
The weird crooked tree i alway make fun of....I need to take a chainsaw to it before it kills someone
Yep that thermometer says 43 degrees, your eyes do not decieve you. Thats really cold for Delaware...brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...get out the long underwear!
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Thursday, December 08, 2005
One of the perks of my job
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pay back is a B&^*H!
The dynamic duo....Sarah and Andrea
Andrea's nose ring...kinda looks like a booger
Is there something i should know about you guys? Is this your way of telling me?
And last but ofcourse not least...we have the twins...aren't you glad you screwed around with my camera ladies....God knows i am!
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Thursday, December 01, 2005
Turkey day in the boof...
Annie has temperature regulation issues...count 'em 5 blankets!
Mo'in it up at Q with Nicole, Marc, Louie, and Walline
Pete and Jeff, two homey GQ's in my book
And last but NOT least. We have miss thang who decided to go to the worlds largest disco in 19 degree weather and she done forgot her pants!!! thank god for those leg warmers or we would have had to amputate the whole leg. Right after i took this pic she picked her wedgie. I snapped this one right on time. God i love thanksgiving!
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Tuesday, November 29, 2005
Eagles are enjoyable
Eagles don't suck :)
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Monday, November 28, 2005
HARVEY GARVEY!!!!!
I'm going to be an aunt. I'm not really sure it's hit me yet but man this year is really turning out to be an emotional one!!!! Mikey and Lisa i could'nt be happier for you!
Ps.....when lisa and mike showed this pic to my grama, she immediatly looked at me and said... "IT BETTER NOT BE YOU!" Thanks for the confidence grama. This babe is def a Garvey...no worries there!!!! YAAAAYYY!!!!!
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Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Coast Guard pics of the barge
A little bit further under
Out comes the nasty stuff..yuck
As you can see the boom didn't get put out right...the sheen goes out quite a ways. Oh and ps we found out today that this boat went out on thursday night...at some point they hit something..which no one knows when...and they did not "realize" they were listing in the water and loosing product until SUNDAY!!! So potentially they could have been discharging crap since thursday. Awsome. Since it's such a heavy yucky oil it's slightly submerged and very hard to see, and virtually impossible to clean. The threat for birds is not as serious as the threat to sea turtles and those of the like. So those in the field right now have quite the job on their hands.
One week til Turkey eve!!! WOOHOO!!!
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Tuesday, November 15, 2005
Say a little prayer...gobble gobble
Aight everyone...i need a little help here. Whoever you talk/pray/meditate to: god, buddha, allah, Jesus, Jahovah, maybe even superman. Turkey eve and turkey day are 2 of my most fav holidays EVER. And ofcourse i am not trying to be ungrateful but i'm lookin for a little help to make my trip home for this wonderful holiday very possible. There is some action goin on in Texas at the moment. Our boss told us to pay all our bills and get our bags ready just in case. Hopefully they won't need wildlife people for a little while though. Cross your Fingers! The perfect situation is they would call the day after turkey day! Take a look...it's a doosey! Enjoy!
PORT ARTHUR, Texas (AP) — About 10,000 gallons of thick, heavy oil had leaked from a damaged oil barge about 30 miles off the coast of Louisiana as crews worked Sunday to contain the spill, the Coast Guard said.
The vessel contained about 5 million gallons of a thick petroleum product known as number-six fuel oil, and the damaged tank was holding about 300,000 gallons of oil, the Coast Guard said.
The barge left Houston shortly before midnight Thursday en route to Tampa, Fla. But the 441-foot vessel hit debris in the water that gouged a 30-foot by 6-foot hole in the starboard bow, and early Friday crew members called the Coast Guard when they noticed the barge was slightly listing south of Lake Charles.
The Coast Guard said Sunday that underwater surveys had shown that oil continued to leak from the barge and black patches of oil extended three miles southwest of the vessel. Cleanup operations were expected to continue throughout the night, the Coast Guard said.
Mike Hanson, a spokesman for Staten Island, N.Y.-based K-Sea Transportation, which owns the barge, said Sunday the leak appeared to be intermittent because the oil was thick and sticky. He said National Response Corp. contractors hired by K-Sea had placed 2,000 feet of containment boom around the barge to contain the spill and skimmers were on the scene to remove surface oil.
"It's more like a molasses coming out of the refrigerator," he explained. "They'll keep going until it's cleaned up."
He said the barge wasn't expected to sink. K-Sea had assessed stability and dive and salvage efforts were ongoing Sunday.
Coast Guard, vessel salvage and pollution response personnel responded.
The Coast Guard, which was overseeing cleanup efforts, said the barge didn't obstruct marine traffic and all area waterways remained open. A four-mile safety zone was in effect around the barge.
The cause of the incident is being investigated by Coast Guard officials.
UPDATE - BARGE CAPSIZES DURING THE NIGHT
PORT ARTHUR, Texas – At approximately 11:30 p.m. Monday the double-hulled tank barge DBL 152 capsized. Progressive flooding had caused the barge to roll onto its starboard side Monday at about 4:30 p.m.
Responders are working to stabilize the barge as the weather front moves into the area. Salvage and oil clean-up operations will continue as long the weather safely permits. There were approximately 300 thousand gallons of oil in the damaged tank. The amount of oil that leaked out is unknown at this time. Approximately two thousand feet of containment boom is in place around the barge to contain the spill, and oil skimmers are on scene to remove the surface oil. An additional 1,800 feet of containment boom is being stage on scene as a precaution.
The double-hulled tank barge DBL 152 struck some debris Thursday night while en route from Houston to Tampa, Fla. The debris gouged a 35-foot long by 6-foot wide hole in the barge's starboard bow, puncturing both hulls and damaging the number one cargo tank. The double-hulled tank barge DBL 152 was carrying almost 5 million gallons of a thick, heavy petroleum product known as number-six fuel oil. The 441-foot barge is now at position 29 12.3 degrees north, 093 28.14 degrees west, about 29 miles due south of the Calcasieu Pass, La. and about 100 miles due east of Galveston, Texas. The Coast Guard Captain of the Port, Capt. Sharon Richey, is advising fishermen not to fish in the vicinity of 29 8.8 degrees north, 093 14.9 degrees west, approximately 32 miles south of the Calcasieu Pass, La. There is a strong possibility of heavy grade oil floating partially submerged or on the bottom in the area due to the spill from the tank barge DBL 152. The double-hulled tank barge DBL 152, owned by K-Sea Transportation of New York, is not obstructing marine traffic, and all area waterways remain open. A four-mile safety zone is in effect around the barge. The cause of the incident is under investigation by the Coast Guard.
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Sunday, November 13, 2005
If you didn't already know...i work with birds
Sea of white
Taking off
up up and away
Thats a whole-lotta Snow Geese
more off to go eat
Butterfly in the sky....
I can go twice as high....
Take a look...it's in a book..on reading.......sorry i got carried away :)
GBHE..great blue heron, in a tree
Last but not least ...the sunrise
proof i was up before sunrise....see it's possible! I just need a really good reason :)
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