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those wings<3
yeah they were pretty stubborn... it took me like 12 tries to get them right.
Nyah! I need to start practicing drawing wings! They are absolutely my favortie things to see in a pegasus drawing! >w<
Yeah! That's probably why i like drawing hair so much, it's kind of what i like to spend all of my time on (which i shouldn't* because you can add so much nice texture to hair and when your not being realistic, you can try new stuff and see what it looks like!
I like focusing on eyes. They are said to be gateways to the soul and they can show a great deal of emotion. normally when I'm drawing I try to make the eyes the main focus point and 'let them tell the story of the picture'.
Well i'm not gonna lie, That is true. When you look at the eyes you can see either a sweet happy emotion to the burning passion of anger. A reflection can tell what he/she is feeling for (i hope that sounds right) The position and stuff not gonna get into detail~! It's hard for me to do eyes thought, I really do need to start practicing, cause if you have seen any of my work, you'd know im still learning ^.^' eeeh, i feel like im talking about nothing
well its not always about reflection of light, sometimes shading in the right areas is whats needed to produce an outstanding effect. I have looked at your work and there is a lack of shading. Add a few shadows in contrast to the direction of where the light is coming from and you should be good.
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Energy stocks have stalled this year as the supply of oil has grown faster than demand. The price of crude is down about 10%, to $90 for West Texas Intermediate and $108 for Brent, a key international benchmark. The bull case on the sector has long been that demand from emerging markets would outstrip supply. Softness in the global economy has now put that on hold.
U.S. natural-gas prices, meanwhile, are about flat in 2012, just under $3 per million BTUs, although up from a low of $2 in the spring, due in part to searing summer heat in much of the country. Current natural gas prices, however, are half where they stood in 2009, leaving little or no profit for domestic producers.
The energy stocks in the Standard & Poor's 500 index are up only 1%, compared with a 10% gain for the index overall. Nor are there any signs that things are getting better. Second quarter profits were down about 15%.
The industry remains very profitable, however, and many stocks across a range of subsectors look appealing. These include Chevron cvx -2.2526241302040333% Chevron Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD82.88 -1.91 -2.2526241302040333% /Date(1454709606394-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 14825777 AFTER HOURS USD82.75 -0.13 -0.15685328185328185% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 264323 P/E Ratio 33.748676602329176 Market Cap 155983220338.644 Dividend Yield 5.164092664092664% Rev. per Employee 2008110 More quote details and news » (ticker: CVX), ExxonMobil xom 0.31316547663785543% Exxon Mobil Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD80.08 0.25 0.31316547663785543% /Date(1454709617283-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 26225200 AFTER HOURS USD79.83 -0.25 -0.31218781218781216% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 494650 P/E Ratio 20.8 Market Cap 332812487609.863 Dividend Yield 3.6463536463536466% Rev. per Employee 3212450 More quote details and news » (XOM), Royal Dutch Shell (RDS/A), and Total tot -0.979498861047836% Total S.A. ADR U.S.: NYSE USD43.47 -0.43 -0.979498861047836% /Date(1454709721514-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1797765 AFTER HOURS USD43.3348 -0.1352 -0.3110190936277893% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5303 P/E Ratio 123.21428571428571 Market Cap 106390359607.676 Dividend Yield 6.362972164711295% Rev. per Employee 1449240 More quote details and news » (TOT), among the major integrated companies. Their shares trade for seven to 11 times estimated 2012 profit and carry dividend yields of 2.7% to 5%.
Exploration and production companies like Apache apa -4.148257241040747% Apache Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD39.05 -1.69 -4.148257241040747% /Date(1454709739726-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6352561 AFTER HOURS USD39 -0.05 -0.12804097311139565% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 46749 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 14761446707.1426 Dividend Yield 2.560819462227913% Rev. per Employee 1667880 More quote details and news » (APA), Anadarko Petroleum apc -1.4264990328820115% Anadarko Petroleum Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD40.77 -0.59 -1.4264990328820115% /Date(1454709844920-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8485213 AFTER HOURS USD40.77 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 67739 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 20716990561.5889 Dividend Yield 2.6490066225165565% Rev. per Employee 1555080 More quote details and news » (APC), and Hess hes -12.537382102599494% Hess Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD38.02 -5.45 -12.537382102599494% /Date(1454709623929-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 39739930 AFTER HOURS USD37.98 -0.04 -0.10520778537611783% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 453595 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 10877407495.4668 Dividend Yield 2.6301946344029457% Rev. per Employee 2179310 More quote details and news » (HES) appear to be undervalued, based on their reserves and their growth outlook, as do the depressed Canadian producers Suncor su -0.7352941176470589% Suncor Energy Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD22.95 -0.17 -0.7352941176470589% /Date(1454709725127-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5910828 AFTER HOURS USD23.04 0.09 0.39215686274509803% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 28139 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 46098926320.6364 Dividend Yield 3.6029983468915554% Rev. per Employee 2089270 More quote details and news » (SU) and Canadian Natural Resources cnq -1.4959202175883952% Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. U.S.: NYSE USD21.73 -0.33 -1.4959202175883952% /Date(1454709721355-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7852662 AFTER HOURS USD21.7848 0.0548 0.25218591808559593% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 12555 P/E Ratio 55.717948717948715 Market Cap 33069918333.739 Dividend Yield 3.237204715249052% Rev. per Employee 1822380 More quote details and news » (CNQ). The appeal of the E&P sector was highlighted recently with the $15 billion acquisition of Nexen (NXY), a Canadian producer, by CNOOC (CEO), the Chinese energy company, at a 60% premium.
Many stocks in the energy sector now trade at trough valuation levels. Nicholas Eveleigh for Barron's
Evan Calio, an energy analyst at Morgan Stanley, wrote recently that many stocks trade "near liquidation value," and the group as a whole is valued at "trough" levels, based on such measures as price to cash flow and reserves relative to enterprise value, which is stock-market value plus debt. He likes stocks that can do well "without commodity support," which is to say rising prices. His favorites include Chevron, Anadarko, and Hess.
JPMorgan strategist Thomas Lee is likewise bullish on energy, noting that the price ratio of energy stocks relative to the S&P 500 is near lows reached at the 2009 market bottom and during the 2010-'11 low. After those troughs, energy rallied more than 25%.
Not everything in the group looks attractive. Natural-gas-oriented stocks have moved up in recent months, and many look richly priced, including Chesapeake Energy chk -6.134969325153374% Chesapeake Energy Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD3.06 -0.2 -6.134969325153374% /Date(1454709644588-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 21166846 AFTER HOURS USD3.06 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 224621 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 2035117172.63769 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 2225090 More quote details and news » (CHK), Encana eca 2.0642201834862384% Encana Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD4.45 0.09 2.0642201834862384% /Date(1454709721148-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 19093963 AFTER HOURS USD4.45 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 16573 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 5251751331.17329 Dividend Yield 6.292134831460674% Rev. per Employee 1797650 More quote details and news » (ECA), Southwestern Energy swn 5.656108597285068% Southwestern Energy Co. U.S.: NYSE USD9.34 0.5 5.656108597285068% /Date(1454709687241-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 21768235 AFTER HOURS USD9.34 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 82059 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 3591033955.15122 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1165410 More quote details and news » (SWN), and QEP Resources qep -3.9669421487603307% QEP Resources Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD11.62 -0.48 -3.9669421487603307% /Date(1454709766159-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4833196 AFTER HOURS USD11.62 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9734 P/E Ratio 3.7605177993527508 Market Cap 2053683914.10023 Dividend Yield 0.6884681583476764% Rev. per Employee 3184970 More quote details and news » (QEP). They seem to be discounting sharply higher gas prices.
OIL-SERVICE STOCKS like Halliburton hal -3.330249768732655% Halliburton Co. U.S.: NYSE USD31.35 -1.08 -3.330249768732655% /Date(1454709765487-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 11270657 AFTER HOURS USD31.35 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 127155 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 26829737509.0839 Dividend Yield 2.2966507177033493% Rev. per Employee 295412 More quote details and news » (HAL) and Schlumberger slb -2.4525092146299974% Schlumberger Ltd. U.S.: NYSE USD68.81 -1.73 -2.4525092146299974% /Date(1454709843879-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 16287863 AFTER HOURS USD68.7099 -0.1001 -0.14547304170905392% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 182594 P/E Ratio 42.73913043478261 Market Cap 86450681902.1776 Dividend Yield 2.906554279901177% Rev. per Employee 373421 More quote details and news » (SLB) have perked up as well, but remain unusually inexpensive relative to the stock market. There could be additional upside potential in the hot group of U.S. oil refiners, including Phillips 66 psx -1.9404106159238859% Phillips 66 U.S.: NYSE USD78.33 -1.55 -1.9404106159238859% /Date(1454709773672-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4570333 AFTER HOURS USD78.5 0.17 0.21703051193667816% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 80045 P/E Ratio 10.133247089262614 Market Cap 41784356367.9932 Dividend Yield 2.8596961572832886% Rev. per Employee 6085360 More quote details and news » (PSX), Valero Energy vlo -6.651413629678052% Valero Energy Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD57.12 -4.07 -6.651413629678052% /Date(1454709752136-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 9050282 AFTER HOURS USD57.39 0.27 0.4726890756302521% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 125546 P/E Ratio 7.193954659949622 Market Cap 27503450315.7775 Dividend Yield 4.201680672268908% Rev. per Employee 8723700 More quote details and news » (VLO), and Marathon Petroleum mpc -7.55580995993131% Marathon Petroleum Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD32.3 -2.64 -7.55580995993131% /Date(1454709736238-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 15327497 AFTER HOURS USD32.4 0.1 0.30959752321981426% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 202166 P/E Ratio 6.156485275898218 Market Cap 17151299594.8792 Dividend Yield 3.9628482972136223% Rev. per Employee 1421950 More quote details and news » (MPC), as currently ample refining margins look sustainable. The companies are boosting dividends and may weigh further value-enhancing strategies like putting some of their refineries into master limited partnerships.
There are plenty of exchange-traded funds tied to the oil and gas sector, led by the $7 billion SPDR Energy Select Sector xle -2.322332809498865% Energy Select Sector SPDR ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 55.94 -1.33 -2.322332809498865% /Date(1454709600355-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 29943688 AFTER HOURS 55.79 -0.15 -0.2681444404719342% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 297268 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 3.8772685019663924% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (XLE), which owns the energy stocks in the S&P 500, led by ExxonMobil, Chevron, and Schlumberger. Other ETFs include the Market Vectors Oil Services oih -1.4143094841930117% Market Vectors Oil Services ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 23.7 -0.34 -1.4143094841930117% /Date(1454709600000-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 5608421 AFTER HOURS 23.6 -0.1 -0.4219409282700422% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1225 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 2.670886075949367% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » ETF (OIH), whose largest holdings are Schlumberger, Halliburton, and National Oilwell Varco nov -0.38488453463960814% National Oilwell Varco Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD28.47 -0.11 -0.38488453463960814% /Date(1454709785184-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10206177 AFTER HOURS USD28.47 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 68323 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 10698029709.0237 Dividend Yield 6.462943449244819% Rev. per Employee 231875 More quote details and news » (NOV), and SPDR S&P Oil and Gas Exploration and Production ETF xop -3.8771031455742504% SPDR S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production ETF U.S.: NYSE Arca 26.28 -1.06 -3.8771031455742504% /Date(1454709600000-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 18133904 AFTER HOURS 26.28 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 41504 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap N/A Dividend Yield 2.17896499238965% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » (XOP), which holds a broad portfolio of energy producers.
One encouraging sign is that the major energy companies are heeding investors' call for higher dividends. Chevron has boosted its dividend twice in the past 12 months, capping a 25-year period of annual increases. It yields 3.3% at its recent share price of $109. Long-stingy ExxonMobil is relenting and paying a more generous dividend, as it recognizes that its yield has been well below that of peers.
Exxon's dividend rate is hardly robust at 2.7% based on its current stock price of $86, but the world's largest investor-owned energy company did boost its quarterly dividend by 21% in April, above its usual annual increases of around 6%. Another sizable increase looks likely in 2013, given that the company's dividend-payout ratio is below 30%. It's even possible that Exxon may opt for a second dividend boost in one year. Stock buybacks remain important but not paramount at Exxon.
ConocoPhillips cop -6.851642129105323% ConocoPhillips U.S.: NYSE USD32.9 -2.42 -6.851642129105323% /Date(1454709711064-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 45938042 AFTER HOURS USD32.89 -0.01 -0.030395136778115502% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 235199 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 40619722623.6602 Dividend Yield 3.0395136778115504% Rev. per Employee 1547850 More quote details and news » (COP) spun off its refining business in May as Phillips 66 and then maintained its prior 66-cent quarterly dividend. It now yields 4.7%, based on its stock price of $56. The major European energy companies have long returned cash almost entirely through these payouts, reflecting a strong preference among European investors. Royal Dutch Shell yields 4.2% (after withholding taxes); Total's yield is around 5%.
AMONG THE MAJOR OILS, Chevron could be the best bet because it has the combination of an attractive valuation, at nine times its estimated 2012 profit, a nice dividend and the prospect of a bump in its energy production from 2014 to 2017 as major gas fields off the coast of Australia come on stream.
Chevron is favored by Calio and Deutsche Bank analyst Paul Sankey. "Chevron's major investment programs should start delivering results in 2014," Calio says. He sees 20% production growth over a three- to four-year period. Chevron aims to lift production to 3.3 million barrels a day by 2017 from the recent 2.6 million. (Following industry practice, this production figure converts natural gas to barrels of oil on an energy-equivalent basis.) Chevron also has the best industry balance sheet, with $11 billion of net cash.
One of the biggest challenges faced by the major energy companies is expanding output. Most have struggled to produce any annual gains amid depletion of existing fields and the difficulty of finding large new sources of energy. This has reduced P/E multiples on the stocks.
Chevron is sinking $60 billion into two giant gas fields off the coast of Australia and facilities that will liquefy that gas for export to Japan and the rest of Asia. International contracts for LNG generally are pegged to crude prices, which translates into much higher prices than for U.S. natural gas. Calio says Chevron's stock may rise next year in anticipation of the production growth in 2014. He has a price target of $120.
ExxonMobil remains the industry leader; it has maintained a higher valuation than its "super-Major" peers, at 11 times its estimated 2012 profit, versus seven to nine for rivals. It has lost some of its luster in recent years as production has flattened and its output has shifted more toward inexpensive North American gas. Speaking in June about the domestic gas market, CEO Rex Tillerson said: "What I can tell you is the cost to supply is not $2.50" per thousand cubic feet. "We are all losing our shirts today."
Exxon made a big bet on gas with its ill-timed $40 billion purchase of XTO Energy in 2010. That occurred when gas prices were nearly double current levels, and the XTO deal has helped boost gas to almost half of Exxon's energy output, versus around 30% for Chevron. Exxon's profit per barrel of oil equivalent now trails Chevron's. Exxon, however, remains a powerhouse with huge LNG production in Qatar, oil-sands operations in Canada through majority-owned Imperial Oil IMO -1.1335012594458438% Imperial Oil Ltd. U.S.: NYSE MKT USD31.4 -0.36 -1.1335012594458438% /Date(1454709721147-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 625675 AFTER HOURS USD31.4147 0.0147 0.04681528662420382% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1176 P/E Ratio 23.78787878787879 Market Cap 37023124536.0104 Dividend Yield 1.2712973521373343% Rev. per Employee 4603640 More quote details and news » (IMO), offshore African oil fields, and large chemical and refining businesses.
Production trends often drive energy stocks, and Royal Dutch Shell has risen in investor esteem as its output has grown -- output is up 2% in the second quarter.
Shares of Total, the big French oil company, have been crunched this year, falling 11% to $46, hurt by a leak in a North Sea gas field, the election of a Socialist president in France, and concerns about whether its 5% dividend will be sustainable amid high capital spending. Total looks inexpensive, trading for seven times projected earnings and for just a small premium to book value.
Two of the largest Canadian energy companies, Suncor and Canadian Natural Resources, have fallen from favor in the past year, hurt by the drop in crude prices, concerns over delays in additional pipeline capacity into the U.S, and wider discounts of Western Canadian crude relative to U.S. oil. They have given up most of the premium they once maintained over midsize U.S. energy producers. Suncor, at $30, trades for 10 times projected 2012 earnings. Canadian Natural Resources, at $27, trades for 14 times earnings.
SUNCOR IS ONE OF THE LARGEST producers in the Alberta oil sands, with more than half its daily output coming from the region. Suncor's status as the leading oil-sands play used to be the source of its high valuation because of a multidecade reserve life. A 2009 merger with Petro-Canada initially displeased investors because it diluted Suncor's oil-sands exposure. The deal, however, looks smart now because Petro-Canada brought significant refining capacity, which is very profitable and balanced the oil-sands operations. Deutsche Bank's Sankey is bullish, saying Suncor represents one of the "most attractive refining plays" in North America.
Canadian Natural Resources lacks the refining operations of Suncor and has trailed it in the stock market. But Canadian Natural has significant exposure to oil, given its long-lived oil-sands operations, which it plans to expand in the coming years. This makes it a good play on higher crude prices. It is also viewed as a takeover target.
U.S. exploration-and-production companies have lost some of their appeal because many are heavily weighted to natural gas, and others with sizable exposure to natural-gas liquids have been stung by sharp price declines for fluids like ethane in recent months. Most don't produce a lot of free cash flow thanks to heavy capital spending. Dividends are sparse.
Anadarko, Apache, and Hess look appealing. Anadarko, the subject of a recent bullish article in Barron's ("To Mozambique and Beyond," July 9), may have the best set of international exploration prospects among its peers, thanks to finds like a huge natural-gas field off the Mozambique coast. Its shares, now about $68, could approach $90. Catalysts could include a partial sale of its Mozambique field, or a victory or favorable settlement in its legal battle involving the bankruptcy of Tronox, whose former parent, Kerr McGee, was bought by Anadarko in 2006.
Barclays analyst Tom Driscoll is partial to Apache, whose shares trade cheaply relative to its peers. The stock now fetches $83, or eight times its projected 2012 profit. Driscoll argues that investors are overly penalizing the company for its exposure to politically unstable Egypt, where it gets 20% of its energy.
Hess has been a poor performer, falling 28% to $47 in the past year amid investor disappointment over production trends, heavy capital spending and doubts about management, led by CEO John Hess. The company has a 2012 funding gap of $1 billion to $2 billion. Its shares trade cheaply based on its earnings with a P/E of just eight, and its price/book ratio of 0.8 is the lowest in the group. Calio wrote recently that Hess's second-quarter results suggest that it is "making the right moves" by better aligning cash flow with capital expenditures and narrowing its exploration focus. It could attract an activist investor or even a takeover offer.
Driscoll is wary of gas stocks. "Many investors looking for contrary bets have been willing to buy them despite extraordinary multiples," he says. Encana, at $21, trades for 26 times the projected 2012 profit, while Southwestern, at $32, also fetches 26 times estimates. "Southwestern is a dry-gas company. It has some of the best dry-gas assets out there. But being the best of a challenged lot isn't a great place to be." Dry gas wells produce natural gas with little oil or gas liquids.
Chesapeake Energy has attracted value investors and activists like Carl Icahn, but its shares look rich at around $18. The company is seeking to plug a funding gap in its $7 billion annual exploration budget, and its complex agreements with outside partners that have funded some of its gas projects don't give it much latitude to cut production. It also engages in aggressive financial maneuvers like capitalizing rather than expensing nearly all of the interest on its $13 billion of debt. The company says the interest capitalization fully complies with accounting rules for energy producers. An aggressive company, with a controversial CEO in Aubrey McClendon, may not be the best place to be a tough gas market.
THE OIL-SERVICE SECTOR has been stung by weakening prices for pressure pumping services used in hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, amid increased pumping supplies and weak domestic gas prices. Baker Hughes' better-than-expected profit report for the second quarter lifted its stock and sentiment. "The stocks are trading far below historical norms," says Judd Bailey, the oil services analyst at ISI Group. His favorite is industry leader Schlumberger, whose shares, around $71, trade at a premium to the group at 16 times estimated 2012 earnings and 14 times projected 2013 net. "Schlumberger has the largest global footprint and the most leverage to deep-water exploration, the best technology and diversification," he says.
Refiners have led the sector this year, with Marathon Petroleum up 44% to $48 and HollyFrontier hfc -4.171817058096416% HollyFrontier Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD31.01 -1.35 -4.171817058096416% /Date(1454709670428-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3628296 AFTER HOURS USD30.65 -0.36 -1.1609158336020637% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 28502 P/E Ratio 10.511864406779662 Market Cap 5671884054.00963 Dividend Yield 4.256691389874234% Rev. per Employee 5369010 More quote details and news » (HFC) up 59% to $37. Still-wide differentials between U.S. and international crude prices have given U.S. refiners an edge, particularly those, like Holly and Marathon, that are exposed to the boom in oil output in the middle of the country.
Even with the run-up, the stocks still trade for an average of just six times projected 2012 profits, and free-cash flow yields generally top 10%. HollyFrontier is leading the group with a 7% dividend yield, including a special dividend that it has paid for four straight quarters and which its CEO, Mike Jennings, considers "sustainable" in light of the company's geographic advantage and a cash-rich balance sheet that gives it the ability to maintain the current payout for two years even if profits collapse.
Calio, a bull on the group, sees higher dividends throughout the sector amid strong earnings and reduced capital expenditures. His view: Valero Energy, which recently boosted its dividend, likely will continue to increase it in the next year.
Refiners could get a boost from the recent IPO of Northern Tier Energy nti -1.6592472683124242% Northern Tier Energy LP U.S.: NYSE USD24.3 -0.41 -1.6592472683124242% /Date(1454709670578-0600)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 862533 AFTER HOURS USD24.3 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 317441 P/E Ratio 6.27906976744186 Market Cap 2255841833.6235 Dividend Yield 6.255144032921811% Rev. per Employee 1255930 More quote details and news » (NTI), which was structured as a master limited partnership. Northern Tier, whose main asset is a Minnesota refiner, came to market at a premium to other refiners, thanks to its tax-advantaged structure. It has a high expected initial yield of 17%. The deal could prompt refiners to consider putting some of their assets into MLPs and boost their share prices.
While the energy sector has trailed this year amid a drop in oil prices, the world is going to be heavily dependent on oil and gas for decades. That should provide plenty of profits for a range of companies in a still-growing industry.
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Warnings/notes : Seto/Joey, silliness, shortie/snippet.
Disclaimer : I don't own Yu-Gi-Oh.
written at 17th may 2004, by Misura, in reply to a post in the livejournal-community 400words by This Girl, which offered as a subject:
"Going to a carnival or county fair"
"I still have no idea why you insisted to drag me along to this ... this ... " Seto helplessly gestured at the scenery around them, appearing at a loss for words.
Normally, Joey would have savored the sight of Seto being speechless, but at present, it felt like just another indication that this outing might not have been the best way to show Seto that he needed to get out more.
The sweet taste of his victory, won with the aid of Mokuba, in having Seto agree to take a day off, had quickly turned sour. Joey'd hoped that Seto'd loosen up once they reached their destination, yet the opposite seemed the case.
"It's called a 'fair'. And it's supposed to be fun," Joey muttered. "People come here to have a good time."
"-I- am not having 'a good time'," Seto pointed out.
"Why, geez, thanks for telling me. I'd never have guessed from the cheerful expression on your face," Joey snapped.
"Considering neither of us appears to be enjoying himself, why don't we go home?" Seto proposed, sounding much too reasonable for Joey's taste.
"No way!" Joey glanced around, searching for something that might spark the slightest bit of interest in Seto. "Hey, wouldn't Mokuba like one of those?"
Joey pointed in the direction of a circular booth that required people to shoot small balls into rotating cups. In the center of the booth, the prizes that could be won stood on display, ranked by the number of points one had to score to win them. Hardest to win was ...
"A Blue Eyes White Dragon plushie." Seto stared in distaste.
"Don't be such a snob, Seto. I've seen the picture in the top-drawer of your nightstand, remember? You know, that of a Blue Eyes which Mokuba drew for you at a time when you could only dream about the real thing." Joey gave Seto a shove in the right direction. A soft one, since he'd learned Seto was a lot like a donkey; if someone pushed him too hard one way, he'd go the other way, just because.
"-That- has an emotional value. I don't see any connection between that drawing and some ... travesty of the most glorious of all Duel Monsters," Seto maintained.
"Normally, I'd be doing a victory-dance at hearing you admit to such a human weakness as emotions, but since this is about a dragon that doesn't even exist, I'll pass this time," Joey grumbled. "Come on, think about it, Seto. A plushie of your favorite Duel Monster, which you won especially for him, on a fair you wouldn't have visited if he hadn't convinced you to go."
" 'Forced me to go' would be more accurate," Seto put in.
"The point I'm trying to make is that that plushie could become something of 'emotional value' too. It's all about how you look at it," Joey reasoned.
"The way -I- look at it, you're attempting to convince me to make a fool of myself by engaging in some kids' game for the sake of a prize I don't even want." Seto shook his head.
Joey knew it was time for the magic formula, if he was to win this argument.
"Are you afraid that you can't pull it off?" he challenged.
Two hours later, Seto had won seven fluffy versions of Kuriboh, one of the Insect Queen, two of the Harpies' Pet Dragon and three World Famous Duelist-keychains (two times Yugi and one time Pegasus, which did little to improve his mood). But no Blue Eyes White Dragon.
"Yugi or Otogi would have gotten one way before now," Joey observed, from a safe distance, contentedly eating his fifth hotdog. (Watching his boyfriend getting worked up over 'some kids' game' took a lot of energy after all, which needed to be restored.)
"Yugi, perhaps, just because he's abnormally lucky any time he plays a game. But there's no way that Otogi could be better at this than I am," Seto declared, crossing his arms over his chest.
"Firstly, Otogi has lots and lots more experience. Winning prizes at fairs is a good way to impress girls after all." Joey grimaced, recalling the amount of junk Shizuka had brought home, after an afternoon on the fair, accompanied by both Honda and Otogi. "Secondly, I didn't say he'd have -won- the plushie."
"How else could he get it?" Seto demanded, frowning.
"By charming the girl who runs the booth, of course. Probably telling her some cute story about why he wanted to win it. He's slick like that," Joey sighed, more in disgust than in envy.
"Are you suggesting I try his tactics?" Seto asked incredulously. "After pointing out to me how small my social gifts are time and time again?"
Joey smiled at him innocently. "Are you chicken?"
Seto narrowed his eyes. "Don't try using that line on me again; it's not going to work this time. It hasn't escaped my notice that -you- haven't tried any of these so-called games."
"Shizuka's too old to like plushies anymore. And my boyfriend's an insensitive, cowardly bastard," Joey shrugged. "Not the type to give cute, fluffy things to. Come on, Seto. No harm in trying, is there?"
"If you're that sure, why not do it yourself?" Seto countered.
"Actually, I did." Joey pulled a Blue Eyes White Dragon-plushie out of his backpack, holding it out for inspection by Seto. "I told her how badly you wanted to win it for your little brother and she got all swooning, practically begging me to take it."
"Somehow, I really doubt that last part," Seto snorted. "The mere fact that she gave in shows a particular lack of economic sense on her part."
"She also asked me for your phone-number," Joey continued. Seto glared at him. "Which I refused, of course. She's way too nice for you. Not to mention that you're already taken."
"However, the fact remains that this plushie has -no- emotional value whatsoever. And that, if my memory serves correctly, was the entire purpose." Seto tapped his left foot.
"Hey, it has a funny story attached to it. That's nearly as good," Joey beamed.
"I don't find anything humorous about it," Seto said tartly.
"We-ell, you could always try again," Joey suggested, his eyes bright.
"I think not." Seto turned away and headed for the exit of the fair. After stuffing the plushie back into his backpack, Joey followed him.


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College football season is back and I am kicking in off with a free college football pick on
Tennessee-Chattanooga as they take on Nebraska set to start at 3:30 PM ET,
Saturday, September 3. My proprietary sports handicapping database and
simulator shows a high probability that Chattanooga will lose this game by
fewer than 35 points.
Don't get me wrong Nebraska fans as this will be a great season
for the Cornhuskers as they play their first year in the Big-10 Conference. The
simulator shows an easy Cornhusker win with the second and third units getting
plenty of action.
The last time the Nebraska Cornhuskers lost a home opener was in 1985
to Florida State 17-13. They will make it 26 straight home opener wins, but I
just don't see them covering the huge number set on the NCAAF odds boards.
They gain little by running up the score to a 70-7 type of result
on an inferior opponent. By getting out to a four touchdown lead the first
units can come out of the game and minimize risk of injury to the stars of this
Former Moccasin Russ Huesman '83 has produced a 12-10 winning
mark in his first two season as the head coach. He has turned around a program
that had not had back-to-back winning season since 1990-91 and last year's 5-3
Southern Conference record set a school record.
Perhaps the biggest turn around in Division-I football has
occurred in Lincoln, Nebraska. Head coach Bo Pelini, who is a 1990 Ohio State
Alumni, has produced a 30-12 record entering his fourth season has the head
coach. Moreover, he has led the Cornhuskers to nine or more wins in each of his
first three seasons. Only former head coaches Tom Osborne, Bob DeVaney, and
Frank Solich have attained that level of achievement.
Nebraska will dominate the
Line of Scrimmage
The average size of the Nebraska offensive line including the
tight end weighs in at an average of 288 pounds and an average height of 6-4.
This line will be matched up against a Moccasin defensive line that weighs in
at 246 pounds and an average height of just 6-2.
The Moccasin offensive line including the tight end weigh in at
an average of 268 pounds and a height of 6-3. This offensive line will be over
matched against a Nebraska defensive front that weighs in at an average 273
pounds and height of 6-4.
There are size and athletic advantages at every position
comparing the first units, but Chattanooga will be able to compete more evenly
once the second and third Nebraska units enter the game.
Chattanooga's Wide
Receiver Joel Bradford
The Nebraska defense will have to keep an close eye on Bradford,
who is a pre-season All-American. He set a school record gaining 1,284 yards in
receiving yards in 2010. He also has a strong chemistry with quarterback B.J.
Coleman, who is on the Walter Payton Award Watch List for the FCS Offensive
Player of the Year. He threw for 2,996 passing yards and 26 touch downs in
2010. So, the Moccasins do have talented athletes, but are not nearly deep
enough in the skill positions to compete with the Cornhuskers for four
In summary, this is a game that the Nebraska coaching
staff can use to evaluate their second and third unit players and add further
depth to the team entering the Big-10 schedule.
My Pick: Nebraska will win easily, but by less than 35 points.
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Comment Man I swear I've written code (Score 1) 52
that fits this bill. Code that I swore up and down covered all corner cases for input but with enough fuzzing could be coaxed into crashing.
that fits this bill. Code that I swore up and down covered all corner cases for input but with enough fuzzing could be coaxed into crashing.
has some weird psychological warfare going on there.
That is a somewhat harsh requirement but probably a commendable one. I guess this also means ASLR may be turned on by default for their binaries. The stack protection is probably well worth the performance hit. It also means though that the a third party little utility I wrote to inspect values at specified memory addresses for a certain game will probably no longer work once it's recompiled.
Yeah seriously 10 watts isn't bad for an appliance like that, I'd be willing to bet a TV display on standby is in the same ballpark or more. If it were sipping from a battery I'd consider this bad but it isn't a laptop or a phone.
This is not exactly what apache does anymore. Since apache 2.x it has served multiple processes of apache that dispatch new threads.
When if ever will 10gigE be affordable. Is the asic design on those switches really that insane?
sells the steam box, as most non console games can be driven at any arbitrary resolution supported by your display. Sure textures may be crappy at that scale, but texture filtering and up sampling can go a decent way there.
This fact is especially interesting when you look at the V8 source code, a lot of which makes use of SIMD by either inline asm or separate asm files for things like jpeg rendering. A lot of this is pulled from libjpeg turbo and other libraries, but there is a fair bit of that going on.
Solaris "solved" the 32 / 64 bit issue the same way OS X did: a 64 bit kernel with an entirely 32 bit userland. OS X doesn't do this anymore but OpenSolaris did for quite a while. I haven't checked if this is still the case in the most recent OpenIndianas. So the seamlessness that you are referring to is simply a matter of adopting one as opposed to the other. This also limits the total address space for any given process to be the 4 GB limit. This can be problematic for something like a CAD or 3D rendering package, in which consuming 5 or 6 GB even with just memory mapped IO is the norm.
And for what it's worth, all the people saying that chrome is 32 bit only, that is likely the case only for windows:
Even with all of the asm included in the chromium source code it can still be built cleanly as 64 bit. Of course the same can be said about the Linux versions of Firefox, I suppose. I too am baffled why 64 bit windows support is this complicated. When developing for Windows I find all sorts of weirdness between their 64 bit and 32 bit compilers. I found the 64 bit C compiler strict about where declaring string buffers (had to be at the beginning or it wouldn't compile). The 32 bit compiler of the same version of Visual C compiled and ran the code just fine.
Yeah and somehow products only officially supported with redhat rpms don't work on Slackware and the likes...
Ubuntu is close enough, ABI compatibility and packed shared libs are all we really need to ensure it works on another distro.
Why do they need more revenue, isn't Mark Shuttleworth a multimillionaire still? I thought he was about philanthropy not profits. Why couldn't they just generate ad revenue from their web page or their built in Ubuntu One music store or something? This just seems wrong.
Following up here's just one example of one of his comments from a 1997
I consider linux the second most important platform after win32 for id. From a biz standpoint it would be ludicrous to place it even on par with mac or os/2, but for our types of games that are designed to be hacked, linux has a big plus: the highest hacker to user ratio of any os. I don't personally develop on linux, because I do my unixy things with NEXTSTEP, but I have a lot of technical respect for it.
What happened to you, John?
for me to see my childhood hero throw FUD about market viability for my platform. John Carmack was once an open minded individual who cared about technical feats and versatility in the engine (read some of his former
John Carmack used to be a man of principle and not cater to tempestuous marketing. With all of his influence now he says this garbage that has the potential to destroy the momentum that Valve has been generating toward a formerly unsuccessful effort? Developing games for Linux, even if it isn't a marketable success it will be a technical success and a step forward for games. When software development firms can work this closely with hardware developers and inspect EVERY piece of the stack games have the potential for more efficient hardware utilization and smoother effects.
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Because just one app could never fill the void – the endless gnawing need to have more Mean Girls in our lives – Pocket Gems is creating a new app based on the film.
So Fetch! Regina George's Mean Girls Mansion Is Up for Sale
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Time Out New York's reviewer David Cote adds, "He holds court at the centre of his scenes with an intensity, intelligence and awestruck wonder that puts most Hamlets I've seen to shame."
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The New York Times says, "If Hamlet talks about his mind, you can bet that Mr. Law will point to his forehead; when he mentions the heavens, his arm shoots straight up; and when the guy says his gorge rises, rest assured that he clutches at his stomach. If every actor were like Mr. Law, signed performances for the hard of hearing would be unnecessary."
Bloomberg News' John Simon was more cutting in his comments, branding Law's performance "flashy, frequently jocular and unsubtle", while taking aim at his fans: "(Hamlet is) aimed at neophyte audiences lured to the play not only by the star but with the added promise of a thriller liberally sprinkled with yocks."
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Exact same as a Wannabe Invisibob.
Just word order switched around.
Just word order switched around.
Invisibob Wannabes are just like Wannabe Invisibobs. Mkay?
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Holiday Unicorn by AmandaKathrynWatch
©2008-2016 AmandaKathryn
I adore this! I think this is one of my favorite ones ever.
so cute!
Love it!
very festive - what a cutie!
is cute!
Really beautiful design! It stands out! I love the hair! The eyes looks great too.
Wow- Love her! I wish I had some money though
My fav youve ever done!
That face is so adorable, lol, really nice work, it really fits the happy holidays vibe ^_^
those ears and that long tail are perfect! What a holiday bit o' cheer! Great piece!
She's cute!
Oh, I love her! And her big round ears! I tend to like more "natural" looking unicorns, but I think I have to bid on her.
yeah I tend to like the more horse like ones too, but those round ears are soo cute I just can't resist them sometimes
I actually think I prefer the round ears, but I prefer the horse colors more. Your paints, for instance. But I love this one. I'd love to see you try an adult with the big round ears. XD


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