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News and Articles on Demarcation Point
Anderson's Results Against Bengals Mixed Oct 4, 2009
It was a clear demarcation point in the history, especially the recent history, of the expansion Browns. It was a snapshot of everything that was wrong with the team at the time, and as such, it was the day that the coaching staff got fired, even though it didnt officially happen until a year and a week later. (BerniesInsiders.com)
Bear hunting again Apr 8, 2009
During his victory run at Bay Hill, Woods waxed at length about how his layoff following surgery could represent an occupational halftime break, the demarcation point of the first and second halves of his career. The way he feels physically, it's not lunacy to suggest that he could actually get b-b-b-better from here, in fact. (CBS News)
Inside Alaska business Mar 1, 2009
A block of 19 leases lay offshore Dease Inlet at the west end of the North Slope; the other nine lay offshore Demarcation Point near the Canadian border. Smith emphasized that the relinquishment of both the Alaska Peninsula and Beaufort Sea leases occurred as part of Shell's active management of its lease holdings and did not signal any diminution of Shell's interest in Alaska. (Anchorage Daily News)
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