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FIRE THE BOSS! NEFAC and anarchists in the labour movementSubmitted by Anonymous on Sun, 06/17/2012 - 19:22.
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GLAMARCHY NOW! #1Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 06/05/2012 - 07:12.
GLAMARCHY NOW! 1st & only edition: MASTURBATE YOUR MIND - created by Queer & Trans POC activists @ UC Davis in 2010
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FootballSubmitted by Anonymous on Tue, 05/29/2012 - 18:17.
Are you ready for some football? it's a party! another Garden Plot Jackals track, with Blasphemy (aka Bosephus Blues) rappin about aliens and bilderberg delta-clearance level shit (aka paranoia & drugs) over DJ Deep Breathely's buzzy bass line and crazy sampled jazz flute & brass.
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Shoplifting, Vandalism, Sabotage: Why fight back against American Apparel?Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 05/23/2012 - 03:32.
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Playbook for Progressives: 16 Qualities of the Successful OrganizerSubmitted by Anonymous on Tue, 05/22/2012 - 18:21.
Playbook for Progressives: 16 Qualities of the Successful Organizer by Eric Mann
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ALLBLAQ! by Barely FreeSubmitted by Anonymous on Fri, 05/11/2012 - 22:13.
Another song off of Barely Free's Three Pounds of Flax EP1, the first of a 9-EP series. This one's pretty much just our experiences at a Black Bloc in St. Louis, MO.
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Prison Abolitionist, The : Volume 1-3Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 05/08/2012 - 18:25.
This is Volumes 1-3 of the Prison Abolitionist centered in Richmond, VA. We focus mainly on issues surrounding the oppressive institution of the prison industrial complex. This is an 8 page zine that is easily printed, folded and cut. Great to just stick in your pocket for great reference!
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Who Is Oakland: Anti-Oppression Activism, the Politics of Safety, and State Co-optation by Escalating IdentitySubmitted by Anonymous on Mon, 05/07/2012 - 17:34.
Originally posted at http://escalatingidentity.wordpress.com/ by some anti-capitalists involved in Occupy Oakland
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Promises And Pitfalls of Privilege Politics, TheSubmitted by Anonymous on Mon, 05/07/2012 - 17:23.
Put together by some anti-state pro-revolutionaries for a workshop panel discussion at the 2012 NYC Anarchist Bookfair.
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Fight To WinSubmitted by terra1st on Thu, 04/26/2012 - 01:52.
This includes an essay by John Clarke of the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty and an article that is reprinted from Organize! (a french anarcho-communist magazine). Each essay decribes in detail how militant anti-poverty organizations have been built, and what tactics they found to be effective. It's good stuff.
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Nothing In Common, An Oral History of IWW Strikes from 1972 - 1991Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 04/22/2012 - 17:24.
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May Day Hype Issue: The PeakSubmitted by Anonymous on Wed, 04/18/2012 - 04:27.
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Killing King Abacus nos. 1 & 2Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 04/03/2012 - 02:48.
Full .pdf scans of issues #1 and 2 of Killing King Abacus, an insurrectionary anarchist journal from the earrrly 2000s. read more »
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Rebellion Against InfrastructureSubmitted by Anonymous on Sun, 04/01/2012 - 20:01.
A suite of texts from issues #1 and #2 of A Murder of Crows. Together, they lay out a an insurrectional anarchist strategy for opposing capitalist planning not with the specialized tools of Earth First! style protest, but the potential of generalized rebellion. read more »
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Yes, this is a strike! Yes, this is class war!Submitted by Anonymous on Sat, 03/31/2012 - 05:14.
From winter 2012 Quebec student strike & struggle. This flyer comes from McGill University.
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Center for Democracy and Human Rights in Saudi Arabia, CDHR, Washington DC
February 17, 2015
Vulnerable Royals, Salman's Defining Challenges, Women's Hopes and Enemies
CDHR's Commentaries and Analysis
Saudi Oligarchs Cannot Afford But To Compromise
CDHR's Commentaries: Despite Saudi and western media experts' recent contrary claims, there are two major fundamental reasons behind the new Saudi King Salman's "re-shuffling" of the House of Saud: 1) Salman wants to reassert the dominance of his anti-reform Sudairi wing of the Saudi ruling family (known as the Sudairi 7) over the country's affairs; and 2) Salman's ruling family has never been more vulnerable than it is now; consequently, he wants to tie the US to his family's continued despotic rule. Having accomplished his first agenda item by removing King Abdullah's sons and supporters from key governmental positions and assigning these posts to his own, King Salman can focus on ensuring US allegiance to protect his family from looming threats.
Saudi Arabia is threatened by spillover of wars on its northern and southern borders. In the north, the country is facing unprecedented formidable threat from the newly established brutal Islamic State (ISIS) and from Iraqi Shia who harbor historic and modern animosities toward the Saudi/Wahhabi clans. In the south, Saudi Arabia's neighbor, Yemen, is being taken over by ferocious Zaidis (Shia), whom the Saudis fear as a threat to their security due to the Zaidis' ideological proximity to Iran, the Saudis' major religious and strategic competitor in the Middle East.
Given these realities, the autocratic and theocratic Saudi rulers know that the only country that's willing and capable of protecting them is the United States. Historically, America has protected the Saudi monarchs since the establishment of their state more than 80 years ago. The US commitment to continuing its protection of the despotic Saudi regime seems to be unchanged, as reflected by President Obama and his entourage of powerful pro-Saudi former and current US officials (Republicans and Democrats) on his recent visit to the Saudi kingdom. Members of the President's delegation to meet with the newly enthroned Saudi King Salman on January 27 included some of the architects and executors of the 1990-91 Gulf War ("First Gulf War") and the 2003 invasion of Iraq.
The question is, at what price to the US, especially at a time when the Arab World is revolting against Saudi-like tyrannical regimes? Is it for Saudi oil as many argue or are there other reasons? Currently, the US is the world's number one oil producer, it's economy is recovering from years of recession and can easily import oil from other countries if need arises. Moreover, the US has reliable and stable allies within the strategic Gulf region like Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. The US no longer has to rely on the Saudi regime for strategic bases.
On the other hand, the Saudi oligarchs are facing more domestic and regional threats now than at any time in their history. Their regional and global influence is dwindling and they are in dire need of protection, a service only the US has been providing and is able to continue for years to come, but at what cost. Given these facts, should the US continue to protect unconditionally an absolute shadowy regime known for its gross violations of human rights, support for extremist groups worldwide and whose religious dogma is recognized as a lethal threat to Muslims and to the international community?
Granted, America's European allies and other major trading partners depend more on Saudi and other Middle Eastern oil than the US; therefore, ensuring uninterrupted production and shipment of oil from Saudi Arabia is of paramount importance to the stability of the world's economies of which the US is a beneficiary. Safeguarding oil facilities and deliveries to world markets will give the US considerable political and economic leverage not only with the international community, but also with the Saudis.
As the world's number one oil producer now and technologically capable of increasing and maintaining its oil, gas and renewable energy resources for years to come, as well as being the dominant military power in the Persian Gulf, the US is in a position of unprecedented strength to resolutely induce the Saudi oligarchs to begin an earnest political, religious, social and educational transformation of their archaic system. Such transformation will empower a new generation of pro-democracy and -social justice men and women who can guide their country through a gradual peaceful transition from absolute one-family rule to a pluralistic society.
Due to their unprecedented vulnerability and their rapidly shrinking options, the Saudi rulers will be willing to compromise provided the American government makes it clear to them that their current methods of ruling are not sustainable even with US protection. Presented with this prospect, the Saudi oligarchs have only one pragmatic choice: transform their system to accommodate their population's modern demands including political participation, freedom of expression, equality under the rule of non-sectarian law, religious freedom and freedom of choice.
The Saudi rulers have to realize and accept (or be convinced by the US) that without transparent, tangible and measurable movement in this direction, their population will likely resort to violent methods, such as those employed by their counterparts in other Arab countries to overthrow their repressive dictators.
The Saudi rulers have to be unequivocally convinced that if this scenario materializes, the US will not send its sons and daughters to save a brutal and dangerous regime, but will intervene militarily to protect the oil supply upon which global
Yemen: One of King Salman's Defining And Dangerous Challenges
CDHR's Commentary: It's not an understatement to say that the spillover of the conflict in Yemen will be one of the new Saudi king's most daunting challenges, if not his worst nightmare. Yemen is in a crisis of what seems to be uncontrollable proportions due to an internal bloody power struggle between two diametrically opposed factions: the minority Zaidis or Houthis (offshoot of Shia Islam) and the majority Sunnis who have ruled Yemen since the overthrow of the Zaidi king in 1962. The overthrow of the absolute Yemeni monarchy and its replacement by a nationalistic military dictatorship could not have succeeded without direct military intervention by Egyptian President Nasser, a staunch enemy of the Saudi monarchy.
The Saudis vividly recall the turmoil that followed the 1962 military takeover in Yemen. They fear that the current power struggle in Yemen could draw Iran into sending its troops to ensure the success of the Houthis. If this were to happen, a sectarian conflagration (Shia v. Sunni) could make the sectarian carnage in Syria look tame. The Iranian Mullahs are more powerful and deadlier enemies of the Saudis than were the Egyptians in the 1960s. Additionally, Iran could be joined by other forces like Al-Qaeda and the Muslim Brotherhood, both staunch enemies of the Saudi/Wahhabi rulers.
The strategically located and historically ancient land of the Queen of Sheba, Yemen is a country of 26 million mostly impoverished people, but, unlike the Saudi population, insubordinate to their local and central theocratic and autocratic authorities. The Yemenis are an unruly people even at the peak of their loyalty to their tribal chiefs and clerics, whose services the Saudi regime was able to purchase and rely on to maintain control over Yemen since the dethroning of its king in 1962. Moreover, the Saudi oligarchs have considered Yemen their backyard colony and treated it as such. On their part, most Yemenis consider Saudi Arabia's southern regions to be part of Yemen and may try to recover them under Houthi leadership.
Yemen has become a major security threat to the Saudi ruling family and to the country's stability since Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula established a foothold in the lawless, inhospitable Yemeni terrain about a decade ago. From its inception, Al-Qaeda's main objective has been the overthrow of the Saudi monarchy. Sharing more than 1000 miles of porous borders with Yemen, the Saudi rulers are faced with deadly border crossings by terrorists, drug and weapon smugglers, human traffickers and potential Yemeni military attacks if political instability continues in that country.
The Saudi regime and its Western supporters have a tremendous stake (geopolitical and terroristic) in reconciling Yemeni factions and in stabilizing the country. However, given the centuries' old divisions within Yemeni society, mistrust of and contempt for the Saudis, as well as the rise of the Houthis to power, King Salman (and the West) may find themselves facing one of the most formidable challenges the autocratic Saudi monarchy has ever encountered. Based on these realities, King Salman may not be able to contain the crisis in Yemen peacefully, even with help of the Saudi monarchy's avid western powers.
However, King Salman might be able to avoid a prolonged, bloody and costly war to defend the southern Saudi borders not only from spillover of the raging Yemeni conflict, but from other emboldened groups like Al-Qaeda and its affiliates in and out of Yemen. Two important immediate and achievable steps that King Salman and other Gulf ruling dynasties can easily take are, 1) to stop forcing their wishes on the Yemenis and, 2) to invest heavily in Yemen's tattered economy through independent and unbiased international agencies.
The Saudi ruling families (the Saudi/Wahhabi alliance) have to realize that the days are gone when they can punish the Yemenis into submission, as they did in 1990 when they deported one million hard-working Yemenis because former President Saleh voted against a UN resolution to evict Iraqi troops from Kuwait by force. Sadly and myopically, the Saudi rulers don't seem to have learned much since 1990. It's estimated that 300 thousand Yemenis have been or will be deported from Saudi Arabia and more from the other Gulf states because of visa and work permit complications. Yemeni analysts describe the Saudi policy of economic punishment as a "witch hunt" aimed at threatening Yemenis with economic strangulation if they don't succumb to Saudi domination over their country's affairs.
Saudi and other Gulf rulers' disdainful treatment of Yemenis will not only fail, but will increase Yemenis' resolve (regardless of region and religious orientations) to strike back against their common enemies in Saudi Arabia and other GCC countries.
Saudi Women's Hopes Are Not King Salman's Wishes
CDHR's Commentary: Saudi women are hoping that the cosmetic steps ("reforms") initiated by former Saudi King Abdullah, will continue under his successor, King Salman. Saudi women and men know that Salman and his wing of the family, the Sudairis, are staunch opponents of any change in the draconian status quo. The Sudairis opposed Abdallah's embryonic and inconsequential steps every inch of the way.
King Abdullah's cosmetic and mostly unfulfilled promises (such as the five economic cities he promised) have neither materialized nor made any indentation in the absolute power monopoly held by the Saudi ruling family and its phobic religious establishment. In reality, more draconian laws forbidding simple and legitimate expression were enacted and more arrests, incarcerations, floggings and beheadings took place under his rule than under any of his recent predecessors. The Saudi people have to brace themselves for even more of the same under King Salman and his nephew, Interior Minister Mohammed Bin Naif, second in line to the throne.
The steps initiated by King Abdullah resulted in a largely illusionary sense of empowerment for many Saudis, especially women, the media and, to a lesser degree, advocates of democratic reforms. However, most of the Saudi population became familiar with elections in 2005, when a handful of carefully scrutinized pro-regime men (women were banned from participating) were allowed to run for municipal offices and vote for municipal candidates. Despite the elections' discriminatory and meaningless outcomes, candidates were able to create platforms, promote them and organize voters to support their programs.
Not surprisingly, people conducted themselves professionally and in an orderly manner during the elections, just like experienced voters and politicians in democratic societies. The Saudi people's conduct not only contradicted Salman's claims that democracy is impossible in Saudi Arabia, but increased the rulers' fear of the population's demanding transition from an absolute to a participatory form of government.
What King Salman will or will not do remains to be seen; however, Saudi women (and the populace as a whole) know that the new ailing king is not known for his reform enthusiasm, progressive predisposition or any tolerance for political participation. He is a dogmatist who insists that the Saudi dogma, Wahhabism, is the real Islam, based on the Quran and Sunnah and upon which the Saudi State is predicated. Salman's life-long belief and commitment to enforce the misogynistic Wahhabi policies means that women's rights are not likely to improve, but will stagnate or regress, as exemplified by his appointments of only men ministers and members of committees which he appointed to deal with public issues.
Blaming Others For the Saudi Elitists' Denigration of Women
CDHR's Commentary: As this recent unprovoked and unjustified assault on basic human rights by a Saudi historian demonstrates, the Saudi elitists continue their centuries old war on women for no reason other than that God (or is it a different God than the one the Saudis adore?) created them that way, women as opposed to men. This supposedly prominent historian, Saleh Al Saadoon, argued that if women are allowed to drive, they will be raped if their cars malfunction.
When reminded by his interviewer (female) that women drive in other Arab and Muslim countries, Europe, Asia and America, he snapped that the rest of the world does not care if their women are raped, but Saudis do. His solution? Hire foreign female drivers to drive Saudi women around. In this case, if the cars break down then two women will be raped instead of one. The question is, who will be the rapists, Saudi men? Like other misogynistic Saudi "authorities," he seems to imply that all Saudi men are heartless animalistic rapists. If this is his hypothesis, why punish Saudi women because of the failings of Saudi men including people like him, the religious police, the judicial system and others who claim to be defending women's purity and morals?
Is he really against rape and human trafficking? Don't Saudi cleric elitists argue that it's legal (according to Shariah, Islamic law) that men can marry girls at any age, even as infants? They also argue that if women are allowed to drive, prostitution, threats to national security and increases in births of deformed children will ensue. These are documented accounts that can be googled and read by anyone anywhere in the world. Paradoxically, Saudis blame the rest of the world for its outraged reactions to Saudi transgressions, especially its maltreatment of women.
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Geeks and their chicks - Walk for life on 10th June 2007
As mentioned elsewhere, RunPCRun do voluntary work for ICW , promote HIV causes and donate spare equipment when available.
Now RunPCRun are participating in Crusaid's Walk for Life on Sunday 10th June. The entry and walk for life page has been handled by my lovely wife and can be found here.
"Crusaid is a leading UK charity dedicated to helping poor and
marginalised people affected by HIV and AIDS. Providing support,
awareness, education projects and hardship funds, for the last two
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snmpd reports ioctl 35123 returned -1
The updated version of snmpd in Debian Etch doesn't seem to like our customised vif interfaces names that we're using for Xen hosting. I'm seeing the error "ioctl 35123 returned -1" in syslog every 5 minutes. Reverting to the standard "vifx.y" format fixes the problem.
I started using xen guest names for vif interfaces to allow our graphing system (Cacti) to keep track of which interface matched a particular guest. For example a guest called acme would have an interface called acme.eth0 in the xen host instead of a dynamically generated name like vif14.0. This seemed to be working fine with Sarge, but alas not with Etch. I tried some variations like acme-eth0 and acme.0, but nothing seems to get rid of the error except vifx.y.
How to make a CAT 5 cable and presentation point
We rarely have to make our own CAT5 cables, as the amount we use it's cheaper to buy them. However there is the odd occasion, and by then we've forgotten the wiring diagram. So here is a few useful resources for when it has to be done:-
RunMacRun - Remote Support Package for your Mac
How to install:-
- Click this link : RunMacRun Support (Version 2.0)
- Download the zip file.
- Open the zip file by double clicking it and then double click the file extracted called runMACrun.pkg
- This will then install the software to easily connect to us here at the office. (All items will be installed in the Applications in a folder called runmacrun)
- To launch a connection, double click on the 'runMACrun' program icon.
Deployment software and driver packs for Windows
Two very interesting things brought to my attention of late.
First we have nLite and vLite , which looks to be very nice Windows deployment/unattended setup tools, compared to the standard Microsoft Unattended setup tool for XP - I've not looked at the Microsoft's own Vista deployment tool yet so I can't comment on how good/bad it is.
As an aside, I have to say that at RunPCRun it is rare to install/reinstall Windows. Installing isn't necessary as we don't produce hardware and it's well known that OEM's pre-install Windows for you. Secondly reinstalling Windows is fairly rare as there is almost always a fix that will bring a dead system back to life. Only in cases such as a total hard drive failure, in which case if it's in the warranty period the manufacturer will replace the drive and then the data is restored from backup. If it's not under warranty then it's usually a good reason to upgrade that old PC rather than spend good money on labour on an old machine.
I have seen reinstalling Windows to be used as a fix for almost any situation by people and comapanies. In my eyes it's a crazy thing to do for no other reason than "I don't know how to fix it"
Secondly we have DriverPacks.net where some very nice person has spent a lot of time amalgamating all the drivers for a particular peripheral together all in one folder. This will be very useful to have on the network or on a USB key (especially the SATA and Network drivers) in order to change those yellow plings/bangs in the Device Manager to nicely installed devices.
Also you could combine nLite and DriverPacks together and you have a very nice Windows installation CD.
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If Pablo Sandoval's recent comments were meant to sting, they did not penetrate. They were comically weak, brushed aside in the clubhouse like a passing whiff of flatulence. The only real issue was his motivation.
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Specializing in outs gets a pitcher paid; specializing in home runs gets him released. Good choice, Andrew!
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So, Fernandez's timetable is 13-14 months.
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I don't see an article on this yet, so here's just the raw feed. Trevor Bauer would prefer you not to try to guess what's going on his head as he pitches.
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Are pitchers getting hurt more often? - SweetSpot Blog - ESPN
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Reynolds raking way up depth chart with stellar spring | mets.com
He's had some impressive at bats this spring. Can anyone provide any insight into his defense?
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Seven rookie pitchers ready to make an impact this MLB season - MLB - SI.com
I'm not sold on Syndergaard, especially this year. After watching him get visibly flustered the other day, it might be a good idea for him to deal with the tough pitching environment of Las Vegas a little longer. On the other hand I've been impressed with Carlos Rodon. I look forward to watching him pitch a little more this spring.
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Parity Found: Welcome to MLB's 2015 Projected Standings, Where Everyone (and No One) Is a Winner «
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Other than 3B, there are no exciting prospects in this article to get excited about for the start of this season.
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Scouts say Mookie Betts poised for 'All-Star' year - The Boston Globe
Betts is the real deal. Barring injury he's going to be a best leadoff hitter in baseball within a couple of years.
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This article supplements my preliminary review of 2Q13 results and trailing twelve months ("TTM") results recently reported by Kinder Morgan Energy Partners LP (NYSE:KMP). I now evaluate the sustainability of KMP's Distributable Cash Flow ("DCF"), and assess whether KMP is financing its distributions via issuance of new units. The task is not easy because the definitions of DCF and "Adjusted EBITDA", the primary measures typically used by master limited partnerships ("MLPs") to evaluate their operating results, are complex. In addition, each MLP may define these terms differently, making comparison across MLPs very difficult. Nevertheless, this is an exercise that must be undertaken to ascertain what portions of the distributions being received are really sustainable.
KMP's term for earnings before depreciation and amortization ("EBDA") is "Segment earnings before DD&A and certain items." EBDA and DCF reported by KMP for the periods under review are summarized in Table 1 below:
(click to enlarge) Table 1: Figures in $ Millions, except per unit amounts
Using KMP's definition, DCF per unit for the TTM ending 6/30/13 was $6.06, up from $5.06 for the TTM ending 6/30/12. In 2Q13 DCF per unit increased to $1.22 from $1.07 in 1Q12.
As always, I attempt to assess how the reported DCF figures compare with what I call sustainable DCF for these periods and whether distributions were funded by additional debt or issuing additional units. Given quarterly fluctuations in revenues, working capital needs and other items, it makes sense to review TTM numbers rather than just the quarterly numbers for the purpose of analyzing changes in reported and sustainable distributable cash flows.
The generic reasons why DCF as reported by an MLP may differ from sustainable DCF are reviewed in an article titled Estimating Sustainable DCF-Why and How. Applying the method described there to KMP's results with respect to sustainable cash flowing to the limited partners generates the comparison outlined in Table 2 below:
Table 2: Figures in $ Millions
The principal differences between sustainable and reported DCF numbers in Table 2 are attributable to working capital and to a host of items grouped under "Other".
Under KMP's definition, reported DCF always excludes working capital changes, whether positive or negative. In contrast, as detailed in my prior articles, I generally do not include working capital generated in the definition of sustainable DCF, but I do deduct working capital invested. Despite appearing to be inconsistent, this makes sense because, on the one hand, in order to meet my definition of sustainability, the master limited partnerships should generate enough capital to cover normal working capital needs. On the other hand, cash generated from working capital is not a sustainable source and I therefore ignore it. Over reasonably lengthy measurement periods, working capital generated tends to be offset by needs to invest in working capital. I therefore do not add working capital consumed to net cash provided by operating activities in deriving sustainable DCF. Cash consumed by working capital accounts for $215 million of the variance between reported and sustainable DCF in the TTM ended 6/30/13. As shown in Table 2, management does not deduct this cash outflow in its reported DCF number.
The "Other" items of difference between reported and sustainable DCF are detailed in Table 3 below:
(click to enlarge) Table 3: Figures in $ Millions
In an article titled Distributable Cash Flow (DCF) I present the definition of DCF used by KMP and provide a comparison to definitions used by other MLPs. KMP's definition and method of deriving of DCF (what KMP refers to as "DCF before certain items") is complex and differs considerably from other MLPs I have covered.
The adjustments in Table 3 illustrate the complexity and subjectivity surrounding DCF calculations and highlight the difficulty of comparing MLPs based on their reported DCF numbers. An example is a $225 million gain on sale incorporated into the reported DCF number. This pre-tax gain stems from the March 14, 2013 sale by KMP of its one-third equity ownership interest in the Express pipeline system. I exclude this from my definition of sustainable DCF.
The exclusion of net income attributable to Kinder Morgan Inc. (NYSE:KMI), the general partner of KMP, from reported DCF is another example. As can be seen in Table 2, the principal component of DCF is net cash from operations. Net income plus depreciation is, of course, a major contributor to net cash from operations. But Table 2 also shows that KMP deducts the general partner's portion of net income. By doing so, KMP chooses to report a DCF number that covers only that portion attributable to limited partners. I prefer to look at total coverage ratio, one that includes all sustainable cash generated by the partnership vs. the distributions made to all the partners (general and limited). The impact of doing so is shown in Table 4 below:
(click to enlarge) Table 4: Figures in $ Millions, except coverage ratios
But this does not conclude the coverage ratio analysis. To understand why, we must look at the capital structure of the Kinder Morgan entities. Kinder Morgan Management, LLC (NYSE:KMR) owns approximately 27.7% of KMP in the form of i-units that receive distributions in kind. Had these units received cash instead, KMP would have had to fund additional distributions totaling ~$541 million ($5.17 per share distribution times ~105 million i-units outstanding, on average) in the TTM ended 6/30/13. If we add the $541 million to the $2,802 million in distributions made in this period, the coverage ratio drops to 1.07x based on DCF as reported, and to 0.91x based on sustainable DCF.
Table 5 below presents a simplified cash flow statement that nets certain items (e.g., acquisitions against dispositions, debt incurred vs. repaid) and separates cash generation from cash consumption in order to get a clear picture of how distributions have been funded:
Simplified Sources and Uses of Funds
(click to enlarge) Table 5: Figures in $ Millions
Net cash from operations, less maintenance capital expenditures, less cash related to net income attributable to non-partners exceeded distributions by $364 million in the TTM ended 6/30/13 and by $504 million in corresponding prior-year period. The discussion following Table 4 provides an explanation for these excesses (i.e., KMR holders receive KMP shares instead of cash).
Table 6 below compares KMP's current yield to some of the other MLPs I follow:
As of 08/03/13:
Quarterly Distribution
Magellan Midstream Partners (NYSE:MMP)
Enterprise Products Partners (NYSE:EPD)
Plains All American Pipeline (NYSE:PAA)
Targa Resources Partners (NYSE:NGLS)
Buckeye Partners (NYSE:BPL)
El Paso Pipeline Partners (NYSE:EPB)
Kinder Morgan Energy Partners
Regency Energy Partners (NYSE:RGP)
Boardwalk Pipeline Partners (NYSE:BWP)
Williams Partners (NYSE:WPZ)
Energy Transfer Partners (NYSE:ETP)
Suburban Propane Partners (NYSE:SPH)
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Table 6
In summary, I believe KMP's distribution coverage is overstated because of differences between reported and sustainable DCF and because the amounts being distributed are in effect understated given that KMR holders receive units in lieu of cash. A reader recently referred me to an interesting article titled "The Intriguing Case of KMP and KMR". The surprising result of a study reported by this article is the presence of a significant and continuing price differential between the two securities, but an absence of distinctions between them that can explain the price differential's level or its variation over time. My simplistic explanation (not backed by academic research) is that KMP productively invests a portion of the cash that would otherwise be distributed to KMR unit holders - i.e., capital expenditures, acquisitions, etc. But a portion is used to make distributions to KMP unit holders, and that portion is of value only to the recipients. As a prospective KMR unit holder, I would therefore demand a discount.
KMI which yields ~4.25% but is expected to grow distributions at ~14% per annum in 2013 vs. 2012 seems to be a better alternative.
Disclosure: I am long EPB, EPD, ETP, PAA, SPH, WPZ. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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For my code I used ProGuard which is a tool provided by Android that lets you obfuscate (make harder to read) your code during packaging. cause there are many reverse-engineering application that used for unpacking the compiled code and viewing the source code (actually I tried some of them and its really amazing to restore the sourse code from .apk!) ..
I think to use the MAC address of each device the app. installed on and then store it into internal database and generate a number form it (in somehow), then ask user enters it (which I the one who knows this number and provider for it) if it is true, the app run else not. But, it's just idea I do not know how this can happen or even from where I can start or even also if that will help!
I tried also SharedPreferences But this does not help!
Actually I do not need for external database on server to read the username or the password for eligible users for app. I need to do that by my app. itself!
In sum please,
How can I protect my app from installing many times for same user or continuing using after testing period ends, etc. (I mean make it more secure)!
any ideas, any suggestions, any useful examples or sites are also desirable.
Sorry for this long question,


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Please join us this Wednesday, February 4th from 4:30-5:50pm in SS 401 to hear Terry Clark, Professor of Sociology at Chicago, present on his new book 'Can Tocqueville Karaoke? Also, please find below a message from Professor Clark to the workshop. Food will be provided, we hope to see you there!
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Theaster Gates is transforming past conceptions of how low income neighborhoods work and can change. He is a charismatic mix that blends analysis that could come from a sociologist (see his TAD UNC lecture) with personal activism (buying a cheap house and filling it with Dr Wax's records) and singing gospel/blues (with his Black Monks of Mississippi). Featured in the NY Times, New Yorker, Davos, etc.
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He has an enthusiastic staff of some 50, about seven of whom we have been collaborating with to date, and who will attend our Workshop on Feb. 4.
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Many of those things could be signs of pregnancy. Have you missed your period yet? Tests get more accurate the longer you wait past the day of ovulation. Good luck!
I'm not too sure if I've missed my period yet as it was very irregular so I went on the pill then stopped it where I got my period again two days after I just finished due to stopping the pill, so the day after that period had stopped (which was my last) was the day of my possible conception. Sorry if that makes no sense and thank you
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During the remodel, contractors stepped in the wax from around the toilet ring (before toilet is re-installed)and tracked it all over my carpet. Any suggestions on how to remove wax from carpet?
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