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What is the DNV certification?
DNV is one of the worlds largest registrars for certifications. It provides services for managing risk and other aspects of businesses.
What is the airport code for Vermilion Regional Airport?
The airport code for Vermilion Regional Airport is DNV.
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What does EO mean with DNV classification for ships and machinery spaces?
The vessel may operate with an unmanned engine room, i.e. an alarm can be routed to the engineer on watch, the bridge and the chief engineer.
What is the phylum of the coconut tree?
It is a plant (kingdom Plantae) but the clades overlap.The likely phylum would be Anthophyta (aka Angiospermae, flowering plants, including monocots such as palms).
What does EO mean with DNV classification?
It is a class notation pertaining to vessels with instrumentation and automation installed to allow for unattended machinery space.E0= Instrumentation and automation installed to allow for unattended machinery space.http://www.4coffshore.com/windfarms/an-introduction-to-vessel-classes-nid183.html
How do you know if you have got a parking ticket?
To find out if you have an unpaid parking ticket, call your city's traffic department. With your car's license plate number they can tell you if you have any unpaid parking tickets. I know because i had one and that's how I found out. Pretty straightforward and simple.
Properties form iso 2062 grade A metal?
IS 2062 E250 | Fe 410WA steel plateGangsteel Grade :Fe 410WASpecification:Thickness 6mm-300mm, Width: 1500-4020mm, Length: 3000-27000mmStandard:IS 2062 is India standard covers the requirements of steel including micro-alloyed steel plates, strips, shapes and sectionApproval By Third PartyABS, DNV, GL, CCS, LR , RINA, KR, TUV, CEClassification:Suitable for welded, bolted and riveted structures and for general engineering purposes.Gangsteel is specialized in supplying IS 2062steel plate in (E250) Fe 410WA. For more information ofFe 410Wsteel plates, please check them in following:Chemical composition % of the Product analysis of grade(E250) Fe 410WANominal thickness =< 63(mm) CEV max = 0.42Nominal thickness from 63 to 100 (mm) CEV max = 0. 42CSiMnNPSCrMomax 0.230.401.50max 0.012max 0.045max 0.045Mechanical properties of grade Fe 410WAGradeThickness(mm)Min YieldTensileElongationMin Impact EnergyFe 410WA＜20mmMin 250Mpa410Mpa23%0-20mm-40mmMin 240Mpa410Mpa23%0-＞40mmMin 230Mpa410Mpa23%0-The min impact energy is longitudinal energyEquivalent grades of grade Fe 410WAEN10025(93)EN10025(90)DIN 17100NFA 35-501BS4360JIS3101S275J0Fe 430CSt 44-3UE28-343 C-
How would offshore drilling effect the Florida environment?
This is a controversial area. I will try to provide a neutral and balanced answer. Also, I have included a number of media stories on this issue. No one has a crystal ball to see into the future, but there are certainly a lot of opinions of what could happen if the oil companies were to drill in Florida's offshore waters. The primary concern expressed those opposed to offshore drilling is contamination of sea water by normal operations and the potential for contamination as a result of damage to platforms by hurricanes. I believe that most experts agree that some spillage or unintentional release is possible. The question then becomes how much could be spilled, and the consequences. Below is a quote from an evironmental group opposed drilling (Environment Florida, see third link): At each stage of testing, exploration, and production, the oil and gas business produces contaminated water, uses toxic drilling mud, and periodically spills oil and toxic liquids into the ocean. Pollutants like mercury and persistent hydrocarbons contaminate fish and sea life near platforms and massive spills kill seabirds, sea turtles, fish and marine mammals. Hurricanes Katrina and Rita destroyed over 100 drilling rigs and platforms and over 450 pipelines. The Minerals Management Service estimated almost one million gallons spilled during the hurricane from offshore facilities; the Coast Guard documented an estimated nine million gallons from onshore and offshore oil facilities were spilled. Based on the experience of other Gulf drilling operations, small spills, like the 500 gallon spill off a Louisiana rig a few years ago, would be common. A catastrophic spill- one that could close down coastal tourism for weeks or months, is a real possibility. The MMS study of hurricane impacts done by Det Norske Veritas, (DNV) an oil service company, can be downloaded from the Internet. It is found in the related link, at the bottom of the page, marked AA in red letters. I would recommend downloading it (right click, then save target as ...) and then opening it with your acrobat reader. The table of statistics (Report 448- 14183, page 27) shows the following: 1. Katrina - Platform + Rigs spillage= 95,000 gallons 2. Rita - Platform + Rigs spillage = 152,000 gallons Note: There are 42 gallons in a barrel A final tally of all spillage (refineries, onshore and offshore pipe, rigs and platforms) from both hurricanes is 741, 384 gallons). The MMS report concludes: Offshore environmental impacts as a result of hurricane events in the GOMR have typically been minor due to the downhole safety valves at wells and operating practices conducted by the oil and gas industry with respect to platforms and pipelines in advance of approaching hurricanes and the Oil Spill Response Plans that are developed by operators and submitted to the MMS. The impacts from Hurricanes Karina and Rita were typical of this historical experience. While clean up was required, the volume of oil spilled were categorized as minor. Onshore impacts from localized tank failures resulting from flooding were more significant but are not in the scope of the damage assessment carried out by DNV. The impact of a spills depends on the area. For Katrina, there were 70 separate spills from platforms and rigs, or approximately 1400 gallons per spill. The Gulf of Mexico, OCS leased area is 42 million acres (65,000 square miles). There were 3917 platforms in the leased area in 2006. The second value or hurricane related spilled oil, given by the Environment Florida on their website of 9 million gallons as estimated by the US Coast Guard, is not from offshore platforms or pipelines, but oil leaked from onshore tanks during hurricane Katrina. They did report 9 million gallons leaked from these tanks, but much of this was being recovered at the time. Related link is the last one on the list. Opposition to drilling is not only confined to hurricanes, but potential damage due to release of toxic drilling mud. The drilling mud can contain additives which are harmful, but regulations exist to minimize damage to the environment through offshore disposal. How effective are regulations to keep operations from contaminating sea water? This will be an open question for some time. Also, if exploration starts tomorrow it could be years or never before a discovery is made that is large enough to consider development. The first steps will be more seismic, followed by exploratory well drilling. So, I haven't given you a simple answer, because one does not exist! See related links. MMS study is given in second link.
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Dubai Maritime City Authority (DMCA), the government entity in-charge of regulating and supervising all aspects of the maritime sector in Dubai, has announced that it is leading a new initiative that seeks to establish a professional bunkering standard in the UAE. DMCA has further revealed that it has gathered key stakeholders in the UAE bunkering industry, including maritime bunker regulatory licensing bodies, ship owners, operators, charterers, bunker suppliers, bunker craft operators, and bunker surveyors, to draft the professional bunkering standard. The main objective of the bunkering standard is to ensure that the correct quantity is delivered safely in an environmentally sustainable manner and that quality and efficiency are rewarded. DMCA has been collaborating with the Ministry of Environment and Water as well as the UAE Shipping Association, a private sector organisation of UAE shipping concerns, to discuss the progress of the work. It has also been working closely with Department of Transport representatives in Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, as well as advisers from Shell, DNV and VISWA Lab to fast track the project. Captain AlHayyas, special projects manager, Dubai Maritime City Authority, said: "In light of the MARPOL Annex IV changes that come into force on the 1st January 2012, there is an urgent need to establish a unified bunkering standard in the UAE, which will be a key factor in stabilising the quality of bunkers, while helping enforce more stringent regulations that will minimise the environmental footprint and enhance safety in the bunkering industry." Dubai Maritime City Authority pointed out that the bunker standard will serve as an important tool in minimising bunkering disputes by establishing a dispute resolution process that will benefit all stakeholders in the UAE bunkering industry. It will also provide annual reporting goals for the industry based on jointly developed KPIs. The bunkering standard will be drafted in accordance with local and national environmental regulations, particularly with regards to pollution control.
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What nba player played the most years on one team?
MOST TEAMS IN A CAREER AND IN A SEASONContributed by John Grasso, Robert Bradley and Grayson WhiteMOST NBA, BAA/NBA & ABA FRANCHISES IN A CAREER*On active roster during Season but did not appear in a game13 Teams: Jim Jackson 1992-06 DAL, NJN, PHI, GST, POR, ATL, CLE, MIA, SAC, HOU, NOH, PHS, LAL. *Rights were owned, but never played for NOH.Twelve TeamsPlayer Seasons TeamsChucky Brown 1989-02 CLE, LAL, NJN, DAL, HOU, PHO, MIL, ATL, CHA, SAN, GST, SAC *Played for CLE on two different occasions.Tony Massenburg 1990-04 SAN, CHA, BOS, GST, LAC, TOR, PHI, NJN, VAN/MEM, HOU, UTA, SAC *played for SAN and VAN twice each.Kevin Ollie 1997-04 DAL, ORL, SAC, PHI, NJN, CHI, IND, MIL, SEA(OKL),CLE, MIN *Played for PHI on 3 separate occasions, ORL on 2 separate occasions and played for the Sonics/Thunder in both Seattle and Oklahoma City on separate occasions. Also played professionally in Canada for 2 seasons. Still active as of 2010.Ten TeamsPlayer Seasons TeamsMark Bryant 1988-03 POR, HOU, PHO, CHI, CLE, DAL, SAN, PHI, DEN, BOSNine TeamsPlayer Seasons TeamsBenoit Benjamin 1985-00 LAC, SEA, LAL, NJN, VAN, MIL, TOR, PHI, CLETony Brown 1984-92 IND, CHI, NJN, HOU, MIL, LAL, UTA, LAC, SEAMack Calvin 1969-81 LAS, FLA, CAR, DEN, VIR, LAL, SAN, UTA, CLESam Cassell 1993-08 HOU, PHO, DAL, NJN, MIL, MIN, LAC, BOS, SAC**traded to but never played (retired)Len Chappell 1962-72 SYR/PHI, NYK, CHI, CIN, DET, MIL, CLE, ATL, DALTyrone Corbin 1985-01 SAN, CLE, PHO, MIN, UTA, ATL, SAC, MIA, TORGreg Foster 1990-03 WAS, ATL, MIL, CHI, MIN, UTA, SEA, LAL, TOR, also played a season in the Spanish pro leagueKleggie Hermsen 1943-53 SHE, CLE, TOR, BLT, WAS, CHI, TRI, BOS, INOJaren Jackson 1989-02 NJN, GST, LAC, POR, PHI, HOU, WAS, SAN, ORLTim Kempton 1986-98 LAC, CHA, DEN, PHO, CLE, ATL, SAN, ORL, TORMoses Malone 1974-95 UTA, STL, BUF, HOU, PHI, WAS, ATL, MIL, SANEight TeamsPlayer Seasons TeamsVincent Askew 1987-98 PHI, GST, SAC, SEA, NJN, IND, DEN, PORRon Behagen 1973-80 KCO/KCK, NOR, ATL, HOU, IND, DET, NYK, WASFrank Brickowski 1984-97 SEA, LAL, SAN, MIL, CHA, SAC, BOSMarty Conlon 1991-00 SEA, SAC, CHA, WAS, MIL, BOS, MIA, LACJames Edwards 1977-96 LAL, IND, CLE, PHO, DET, LAC, POR, CHIChris Gatling 1991-02 GST, DAL, NJN, MIL, ORL, DEN, CLE, MIARickey Green 1977-92 GST, DET, UTA, CHA, MIL, IND, PHI, BOSCaldwell Jones 1973-90 SDS, KEN, SST, PHI, HOU, CHI, POR, SANAndrew Lang 1988-00 PHO, PHI, ATL, MIN, MIL, CLE, CHI, NYKBrad Lohaus 1987-97 BOS, SAC, MIN, MIL, MIA, SAN, NYK, TORMaurice Lucas 1974-88 SST, KEN, POR, NJN, NYK, PHO, LAL, SEAVernon Maxwell 1988-01 SAN, HOU, PHI, ORL, CHA, SAC, SEA, DALBill McGill 1962-70 CHZ/BAL, NYK, STL, LAL, DEN, PTC, LAS, DALJawann Oldham 1980-91 DEN, HOU, CHI, NYK, SAC, ORL, LAL, INDDoug Overton 1992-02 WAS, DEN, PHI, ORL, NJN, BOS, CHA, LACTom Owens 1971-83 MEM, CAR/SST, KEN, IND, SAN, HOU, POR, DETRicky Pierce 1983-98 DET, SDC, MIL, SEA, GST, IND, DEN, CHALarry Robinson 1990-02 GST, WAS, BOS, HOU, VAN, CLE, ATL, NYKOtis Thorpe 1984-01 KCK/SAC, HOU, POR, DET, VAN, WAS, MIA, CHAWalt Wesley 1966-76 CIN, CHI, CLE, PHO, CAP, PHI, MIL, LALDavid Wood 1988-97 CHI, HOU, SAN, DET, GST, PHO, DAL, MILSeven TeamsPlayer Seasons TeamsIsaac Austin 1991-01 UTA, PHI, MIA, LAC, ORL, WAS, VANJim Barnett 1966-77 BOS, SDC, POR, GST, NOR, NYK, PHIJon Barry 1992-04 MIL, GST, ATL, LAL, SAC, DET, DENJohn Block 1966-76 LAL, SDR, MIL, PHI, KCO, NOR, CHIDudley Bradley 1979-89 IND, PHO, CHI, WAS, MIL, NJN, ATLRoger Brown 1972-80 LAL, CAR, SAN, VIR, DET, DEN, CHIJud Buechler 1990-02 NJN, SAN, GST, CHI, DET, PHO, ORLGeorge Carter 1967-76 DET, WSH/VIR, PTC, CAR, NYN, MEM, UTSJerry Chambers 1966-74 LAL, PHI*, PHO, ATL, BUF, SDS, SANPete Chilcutt 1991-00 SAC, DET, HOU, VAN, UTA, CLE, LACLester Conner 1982-95 GST, HOU, NJN, MIL, LAC, IND, LALJoe Courtney 1992-97 CHI, GST, PHO, MIL, CLE, PHI, SAJohn Crotty 1992-03 UTA, CLE, MIA, POR, SEA, DET, DENTerry Cummings 1982-00 SDC, MIL, SAN, SEA, PHI, NYK, GSTEarl Cureton 1980-97 PHI, DET, CHI, LAC, CHA, HOU, TORLloyd Daniels 1992-98 SAN, PHI, LAL, SAC, NJN, TOR, ATL*Adrian Dantley 1976-91 BUF, IND, LAL, UTA, DET, DAL, MILJim Fox 1967-77 Cin, DET, PHO, CHI, SEA, MIL, NYNDave Gambee 1958-70 STL, CIN, SYR/PHI, SDR, MIL, DET, SFWGerald Henderson 1979-92 BOS, SEA, NYK, PHI, MIL, DET, HOURod Higgins 1982-94 CHI, SEA, SAN, NJN, GST, SAC, CLEWayne Hightower 1962-72 SFW, BAL, DET, DEN, LAS/UTS, TEX, CARTom Hoover 1963-69 NYK, LAL*, STL, DEN, HOU, MNM, NYNEddie Johnson 1981-99 KCK/SAC, PHO, SEA, CHA, IND, DEN*, HOUSteve Johnson 1981-91 KCK, CHI, SAN, POR, MIN, SEA, GSTStew Johnson 1967-76 KEN, NJA/NYN, HOU/CAR, PTC, SDS, MEM, SANDamon Jones 1998-04 NJN, BOS, GST, DAL, VAN, DET, SAC, MILGreg Kite 1983-95 BOS, LAC, CHA, SAC, ORL, NYK, INDJoe Kleine 1985-00 SAC, BOS, PHO, LAL, NJN, CHI, PORManny Leaks 1968-74 KEN, NYN, DAL/TEX, UTS, FLA, PHI, CAPEric Leckner 1988-97 UTA, SAC, CHA, PHI, DET, NYK*, VANDon MacLean 1992-01 WAS, DEN, PHI, NJN, SEA, PHO, MIAJohn Mahnken 1945-53 ROC, WSC, BLT, INJ, FTW/TRI, BOS, INOBob McAdoo 1972-86 BUF, NYK, BOS, DET, NJN, LAL, PHITed McClain 1971-79 CAR, KEN, NYN, DEN, BUF, Phil, PHOMcCoy McLemore 1964-72 SFW, CHI, PHO, DET, CLE, MIL, HOULeo Mogus 1945-51 YNG, CLE, TOR, BLT, FTW, INO, PHIEric Murdock 1991-00 UTA, MIL, VAN, DEN, MIA, NJN, LACPete Myers 1986-96 CHI, SAN, PHI, NYK, NJN, MIA, CHAJohnny Neumann 1971-78 MEM, UTS, VIR, IND, KEN, BUF, LALJohnny Newman 1986-02 CLE, NYK, CHA, NJN, MIL, DEN, DALElliot Perry 1991-02 LAC, CHA, PHO, MIL, NJN, ORL, MEMEd Pinckney 1985-97 PHO, SAC, BOS, MIL, TOR, PHI, MIACraig Raymond 1968-73 PHI, PTC, LAS, MEM, FLA, SDS, INDFred Roberts 1983-97 SAN, UTA, BOS, MIL, CLE, LAL, DALDave Robisch 1971-84 DEN, SDS, IND, LAL, CLE, SAN, KCKEd Sadowski 1940-50 DET, FTW, TRH, CLE, BOS, PHW, BLTKen Sailors 1946-51 CLE, CHI, PHW, PRO, DNV, BOS, BLTDanny Schayes 1981-99 UTA, DEN, MIL, LAL, PHO, MIA, ORLBrian Shaw 1988-03 BOS, MIA, ORL, GST, PHI, POR, LALReggie Slater 1994-02 DEN, POR, DAL, TOR, MIN, NJN, ATLRobert Smith 1977-85 DEN, UTA, NJN, CLE, MIL, SDC, SANRory Sparrow 1980-92 NJN, ATL, NYK, CHI, MIA, SAC, LALAndre Turner 1986-92 BOS, HOU, MIL, LAC, CHA, PHI, WASMark West 1983-99 DAL, MIL, CLE, PHO. DET, IND, ATLEnnis Whatley 1983-97 CHI, CLE, WAS, SAN, ATL, LAC, PORAaron Williams 1993-04 UTA, MIL, DEN, VAN, SEA, WAS, NJNKevin Willis 1984-04 ATL, MIA, GST, HOU, TOR, DEN, SANJoe Wolf 1987-98 LAC, DEN, BOS, POR, CHA, ORL, MILOrlando Woolridge 1981-94 CHI, NJN, LAL, DEN, DET, MIL, PHINotes -Don MacLean has the distinction of playing for seven different teams in 7consecutive seasons. In none of those seasons did he play for more than one team.Damon Jones has played for eight teams in six seasons.Kevin Ollie has played for ten teams in seven seasons.MOST NBA, BAA/NBA & ABA FRANCHISES IN A SINGLE SEASONFour TeamsSeason Player Teams GP1968-69 Steve Chubin LAS, MNM, IND, NYN 771969-70 Steve Chubin NYN, PTC, IND, KEN 721985-86 Rod Higgins SEA, SAN, NJN, CHI 301970-71 Rich Johnson BOS, FLA, CAR, PTC 391991-92 Tony Massenburg SAN, CHA, BOS, GST 181992-93 Alex Stivrins ATL, LAC, MIL, PHO 191968-69 Ken Wilburn CHI, MNM, NYN, DEN 51Three TeamsSeason Player Teams GP1992-93 Mark Acres HOU, CHI, WAS 181947-48 John Abramovic STL, BLT, SYR 441974-75 Rick Adelman CHI, NOR, KCO 581968-69 Dan Anderson NYN, KEN, MNM 621990-91 Cadillac Anderson MIL, NYN, DEN 682003-04 Robert Archibald PHO, ORL, TOR1996-97 Vincent Askew DEN, IND, NJN 431978-79 Tom Barker HOU, BOS, NYK 391946-47 Moe Becker PIT, BOS, DET 431977-78 Ron Behagen ATL, HOU, IND 801978-79 Ron Behagen DET, NYK, KCK 151993-94 Manute Bol MIA, WAS, PHI 141952-53 Don Boven MLH, BLT, FTW 671947-48 Slats Borrevik AND, FLI, TRI 501974-75 Roger A. Brown MEM, UTS, IND 562002-03 Mark Bryant PHI, DEN, BOS1991-92 Jud Buechler NJN, SAN, GST 281968-69 Larry Bunce DEN, DAL, HOU 581950-51 Tommy Byrnes BLT, WSC, TRI 481967-68 Jim Caldwell NYK, NJN, KEN 721976-77 Mack Calvin LAL, SAN, DEN 761996-97 Sam Cassell DAL, NJN, PHO 611999-00 Pete Chilcutt UTA, CLE, LAC 561982-83 Joe Cooper LAL, WAS, SDC 201948-49 Dillard Crocker DET, AND, FTW 531971-72 Jim Davis ATL, HOU, DET 751963-64 Bob Duffy STL, NYK, DET 481975-76 Jim Eakins UTS, VIR, NYN 731984-85 Chris Engler NJN, CHI, MIL 111986-87 Chris Engler POR, MIL, NJN 301948-49 Johnny Ezersky PRO, BOS, BLT 561947-48 Dick Furey AND, FLI, TRI 141991-92 Tom Garrick SAN, MIN, DAL 401961-62 Joe Graboski STL, CHI, SYR 621995-96 Ron Grandison ATL, MIA, NYK 281995-96 Greg Grant DEN, PHI, WAS 311947-48 Wyndol Gray TOL, PRO, STB 141994-95 Tom Gugliotta GST, MIN, WAS 771973-74 Matt Guokas KCO, HOU, BUF 751996-97 Darren Hancock ATL, MIL, SAN 241987-88 Conner Henry BOS, MIL, SAC 391954-55 Paul Hoffman BLT, NYK, PHW 381968-69 Tom Hoover HST, MNM, NYN 531954-55 Bob Houbregs BLT, BOS, FTW 641968-69 Tony Jackson NYN, MNM, HST 641947-48 John Janisch BOS, PRO, FLI 461981-82 Reggie Johnson SAN, CLE, KCK 751982-83 Mickey Johnson MIL, NJN, GST 781975-76 Caldwell Jones SDS, KEN, SST 761988-89 Shelton Jones SAN, GST, PHI 511947-48 Johnny Jorgensen CHI, BLT, MPL 411982-83 Larry Kenon CHI, GST, CLE 481996-97 Joe Kleine LAL, NJN, PHO 591983-84 Bruce Kuczenski NJN, PHI, IND 151991-92 Jerome Lane DEN, IND, MIL 141968-69 Manny Leaks KEN, NYN, DLC 781971-72 Manny Leaks NYN, UTS, FLA 691969-70 George Lehmann LAS, NYN, MIF 811993-94 Todd Lichti ORL, GST, BOS 131967-68 Barry Liebowitz PTC, NJN, OAK 821976-77 Bob Love CHI, NYN, SEA 591948-49 John Mahnken BLT, INJ, FTW 571949-50 John Mahnken FTW, TRI, BOS 621979-80 Steve Malovic WAS, SDC, DET 391976-77 Clyde Mayes IND, BUF, POR 91969-70 Bill McGill PTC, LAS, DLC 591968-69 Elton McGriff DLC, NOB, KEN 361969-70 Maurice McHartley MIF, PTC, DLC 551950-51 Dick Mehen BLT, BOS, FTW 661950-51 Ed Mikan ROC, WAS, PHW 612000-01 Anthony Miller ATL, HOU, PHI 41968-69 Jay Miller MIL, LAS, IND 551948-49 Leo Mogus BLT, FTW, INJ 521954-55 Jackie Moore SYR, MLH, PHW 231949-50 George Nostrand BOS, TRI, CHI 551952-53 Ralph O'Brien INO, FTW, BLT 551950-51 Don Otten WSC, BLT, FTW 671998-99 Doug Overton ORL, NJN, PHI 242000-01 Doug Overton BOS, CHA, NJN 211975-76 Tom Owens KEN, IND, SAN 741993-94 Gerald Paddio IND, NYK, WAS 181968-69 Ron Perry MIF, NYK, IND 741976-77 Jim Price MIL, BUF, DEN 811948-49 Roy Pugh FTW, INJ, PHW 231948-49 Bill Roberts CHS, BOS, STB 501996-97 Rumeal Robinson LAL, PHO, POR 541983-84 Dave Robisch DEN, SAN, KCK 311960-61 Phil Rollins CIN, STL, NYK 601947-48 Irv Rothenberg WSC, BLT, STB 491996-97 Donald Royal CHA, GST, ORL 621947-48 Kenny Sailors CHI, PHW, PRO 441949-50 Dick Schultz WAS, TRI, SHE 501979-80 John Shumate DET, HOU, SAN 651995-96 Reggie Slater DAL, DEN, POR 111969-70 John Smith DLC, PTC, NYN 701996-97 Kenny Smith DEN, DET, ORL 481963-64 Larry Staverman BAL, DET, CIN 601968-69 Levern Tart NYN, HST, DEN 611984-85 David Thirdkill DET, MIL, SAN 181997-98 Carl Thomas CLE, GST, ORL 431999-00 Jamel Thomas BOS, GST, POR 71947-48 Milt Ticco FLI, INJ, SHE 601989-90 Kelvin Upshaw BOS, DAL, GST 401997-98 David Vaughn CHI, GST, NJN 401968-69 Bob Verga DEN, NYN, HST 631937-38 Norm Wagner RCC, COL, DAY 81972-73 Bobby Warren CAR, DLC, UTS 771985-86 Ennis Whatley CLE, WAS, SAN 141987-88 Tony White CHI, NYK, GST 491980-81 Jerome Whitehead DAL, CLE, SDC 481991-92 Morlon Wiley ORL, SAN, ATL 531992-93 Lorenzo Williams CHA, ORL, BOS 271993-94 Lorenzo Williams ORL, CHA, DAL 381989-90 Reggie Williams LAC, CLE, SAN 471985-86 Ray Williams ATL, SAN, NJN 471995-96 David Wood DAL, GST, PHO 621990-91 Howard Wright ATL, ORL, DAL 151953-54 Max Zaslofsky BLT, MLH, FTW 65Notes - Only players who actually played for 3 or more teams are listed. 111players have achieved this 117 times. Ron Behagen, Steve Chubin, Chris Engler,Manny Leaks, John Mahnken and Lorenzo Williams have each done this twice.
