Learn to make your own morning line, this way you will have three points of reference (your odds, morning line odds, actual odds). It may take a little more of your time, but if you think about it, while you're devising a set of odds, you're actually handicapping the race at the same time.
The Keystone Pipeline already exists. What doesnât exist fully yet is its proposed expansion, the Keystone XL Pipeline. The existing Keystone runs from oil sand fields in Alberta, Canada into the U.S., ending in Cushing, Oklahoma. The 1,700 new miles of pipeline would offer two sections of expansion.
TransCanada must obtain rights for the construction right of way. According to the company, it will build Keystone XL in 10 segments, mostly during warmer months, on a total of 15,493 acres of land. The pipeline will be buried about four feet beneath the ground and require a 50-foot permanent right of way along its entire course. Large pipeline projects are typically built in segments, or 'spreads,' so that construction can begin in several locations along the route simultaneously, TransCanada spokesman Grady Semmens says.