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• Phoenix

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    Phoenix, Arizona Skyline with Chase Field.

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• Free Orca - Meet "

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    J-2 Granny, F (est. 1911). Granny is believed to be the oldest female in J, K, and L pods. She plays a very active role in the community by acting as a babysitter for many of the young calves. Granny is also one of the orcas who was in the "Free Willy" movies. She, and many other orcas are available for adoption at www.whalemuseum.com

    Photo taken June 2007, Off Lime Kiln, San Juan Island, Puget Sound, Washington, USA

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• Breaux Bridge Welcoming Commit

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    These guys ( Canaille and Lola-Belle) welcomed me and treated me to a great time! So did Marlene, Josh, Alex, Tori, Alaina, Michelle, Regan and Kerrie!!!

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• Viosca Knolls 917 11 09 09

  • From: robperillo
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    From a viewer offshore -
    These pics were taken around 3:00 pm on 11-09-09. I am on the rig Ocean America & we are located in block Viosca Knolls 917. For those of you not familiar with that location, it is South-East of Venice, LA., or approximately 90 miles due South of Mobile Bay, Alabama . We are pretty far out & the water depth is 4,378'. When I took these pics, it was apparent IDA was passing right over us as we were clocking sustained winds of 70 knots (80 mph) & had gusts of up to 78 knots (90 mph). We had steady 20-25' seas with the occasional 35'-40+ rolling through. We know this by counting the 1' markers on the rig structure at the water line as the waves passed through. These are the biggest seas I have seen in the Gulf of Mexico in my 22+ year career working out here. I thought you would all enjoy these. And trust me, these pics dont do those seas any justice! Those waves are HUGE!!!!
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    Dennis J. Menard
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• Viosca Knolls 917 11 09 09

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    From a viewer offshore -
    These pics were taken around 3:00 pm on 11-09-09. I am on the rig Ocean America & we are located in block Viosca Knolls 917. For those of you not familiar with that location, it is South-East of Venice, LA., or approximately 90 miles due South of Mobile Bay, Alabama . We are pretty far out & the water depth is 4,378'. When I took these pics, it was apparent IDA was passing right over us as we were clocking sustained winds of 70 knots (80 mph) & had gusts of up to 78 knots (90 mph). We had steady 20-25' seas with the occasional 35'-40+ rolling through. We know this by counting the 1' markers on the rig structure at the water line as the waves passed through. These are the biggest seas I have seen in the Gulf of Mexico in my 22+ year career working out here. I thought you would all enjoy these. And trust me, these pics dont do those seas any justice! Those waves are HUGE!!!!
    Regards,
    Dennis J. Menard
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• Viosca Knolls 917 11 09 09

  • From: robperillo
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    From a viewer offshore -
    These pics were taken around 3:00 pm on 11-09-09. I am on the rig Ocean America & we are located in block Viosca Knolls 917. For those of you not familiar with that location, it is South-East of Venice, LA., or approximately 90 miles due South of Mobile Bay, Alabama . We are pretty far out & the water depth is 4,378'. When I took these pics, it was apparent IDA was passing right over us as we were clocking sustained winds of 70 knots (80 mph) & had gusts of up to 78 knots (90 mph). We had steady 20-25' seas with the occasional 35'-40+ rolling through. We know this by counting the 1' markers on the rig structure at the water line as the waves passed through. These are the biggest seas I have seen in the Gulf of Mexico in my 22+ year career working out here. I thought you would all enjoy these. And trust me, these pics dont do those seas any justice! Those waves are HUGE!!!!
    Regards,
    Dennis J. Menard
  • 1 week ago
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• Viosca Knolls 917 11 09 09

  • From: robperillo
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    From a viewer offshore -
    These pics were taken around 3:00 pm on 11-09-09. I am on the rig Ocean America & we are located in block Viosca Knolls 917. For those of you not familiar with that location, it is South-East of Venice, LA., or approximately 90 miles due South of Mobile Bay, Alabama . We are pretty far out & the water depth is 4,378'. When I took these pics, it was apparent IDA was passing right over us as we were clocking sustained winds of 70 knots (80 mph) & had gusts of up to 78 knots (90 mph). We had steady 20-25' seas with the occasional 35'-40+ rolling through. We know this by counting the 1' markers on the rig structure at the water line as the waves passed through. These are the biggest seas I have seen in the Gulf of Mexico in my 22+ year career working out here. I thought you would all enjoy these. And trust me, these pics dont do those seas any justice! Those waves are HUGE!!!!
    Regards,
    Dennis J. Menard
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• Viosca Knolls 917 11 09 09

  • From: robperillo
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    From a viewer offshore -
    These pics were taken around 3:00 pm on 11-09-09. I am on the rig Ocean America & we are located in block Viosca Knolls 917. For those of you not familiar with that location, it is South-East of Venice, LA., or approximately 90 miles due South of Mobile Bay, Alabama . We are pretty far out & the water depth is 4,378'. When I took these pics, it was apparent IDA was passing right over us as we were clocking sustained winds of 70 knots (80 mph) & had gusts of up to 78 knots (90 mph). We had steady 20-25' seas with the occasional 35'-40+ rolling through. We know this by counting the 1' markers on the rig structure at the water line as the waves passed through. These are the biggest seas I have seen in the Gulf of Mexico in my 22+ year career working out here. I thought you would all enjoy these. And trust me, these pics dont do those seas any justice! Those waves are HUGE!!!!
    Regards,
    Dennis J. Menard
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• Lake Martin Sunset

  • From: sirpurr
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    Lake Martin Sunset, Breaux Bridge, La

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    Data Depot email marketing is a self service web based platform that is specialized for small to large volume marketing campaigns.

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• Norma Desmond: "Alright, M

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• Lola Belle

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    Just a cute picture... Say Hi, stranger!

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