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Top-seeded Chattanooga cruised to a 77-44 win over No. 5 seed Elon in Sunday's first semifinal game of the Southern Conference Women's Basketball Championship at U.S. Cellular Center. The win was the 24th consecutive victory for the Mocs, who will now play for their 15th tourney title.
SoCon Player of the Year Taylor Hall led Chattanooga (28-3) with 18 points, 11 rebounds, four assists and two steals. Ashlen Dewart added 14 points and seven boards. Elon (15-16) was paced by Kelsey Harris with 10 points, six rebounds and four steals.
The Mocs led throughout, scoring the games' first eight points. Jenifer Rhodes got the Phoenix within seven, 19-12, at 8:51 of the first half. Chattanooga answered with a 13-2 run capped by two Dewart free throws to take firm control of the game.
It was a 15-point affair, 38-23, early in second half following Lauren Brown's tip-in at 17:39. The Mocs put the game away with stifling defense. That bucket by the Phoenix was the only one in its first 21 second-half attempts.
Chattanooga went on a 24-5 run over that 13-plus minute stretch to extend the lead to 34 points. Dewart's three-point play at 6:57 made it a 60-26 advantage, putting the game out of reach.
The Mocs await the winner of Davidson-Western Carolina for the SoCon title and automatic bid to the NCAA Championship. The title tilt is at 5 p.m. Monday in ExploreAsheville.com Arena inside the U.S. Cellular Center. It airs on CSS and ESPN3.
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October 15, 2005
The Hood River Valley High School varsity volleyball team put up a good fight Thursday night, at home, against top-ranked Intermountain Conference (IMC) contenders, the Pendleton Buckaroos. Although the Eagles tacked another tough loss onto their league record, the girls deserve credit for playing a great match against the IMC's second best team.
The first set came down to game-point, Hood River, at 25-24. The Buckaroos stopped the Eagles' drive, however, and won the set 28-26.
The second set didn't go as well for Hood River, as they lost momentum early and let Pendleton slip by 25-12.
The third set was intense. The Eagles stepped-up to Pendleton's challenge and broke out to an early lead. Pendleton held together and took the lead half way through the set. The score then escalated back and forth until Hood River took the set 25-22.
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Perhaps Bloomberg's right after all: Sugary drinks ARE the biggest cause of America's obesity epidemic
- Decade-long study reveals clear proof that sugary drinks increase risk of obesity
- Drinking sugar-free alternatives can lead to less weight gain in children
As Americans debate what is most to blame for the nation's obesity epidemic, researchers say they have the strongest evidence yet that sugary drinks play a leading role and that eliminating them would, more than any other single step, make a huge difference.
A huge, decades-long study involving more than 33,000 Americans has yielded the first clear proof that drinking sugary beverages interacts with genes that affect weight, amplifying a person's risk of obesity beyond what it would be from heredity means alone.
This means that such drinks are especially harmful to people with genes that predispose them to weight gain. And most of us have at least some of these genes.
A new study claims to have provided clear proof that drinking sugary beverages interacts with genes to affect a person's weight
In addition, two other major experiments have found that giving children and teens calorie-free alternatives to the sugary drinks they usually consume leads to less weight gain.
'I know of no other category of food whose elimination can produce weight loss in such a short period of time,' said Dr. David Ludwig, director of the New Balance Foundation Obesity Prevention Center at Boston Children's Hospital, who led one of the studies.
'The most effective single target for an intervention aimed at reducing obesity is sugary beverages.'
Collectively, the results strongly suggest that sugary drinks cause people to pack on the pounds, independent of other unhealthy behavior such as overeating and getting too little exercise, scientists say.
The consumption of sugary drinks and obesity rates have risen in tandem - both have more than doubled since the 1970s
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is introducing a controversial ban on big sodas
That adds weight to the push for taxes, portion limits like the one just adopted in New York City by Major Michael Bloomberg, and other policies to curb consumption of soda, juice drinks and sports beverages sweetened with sugar.
Soda lovers do get some good news: Sugar-free drinks did not raise the risk of obesity in these studies.
The studies were presented Friday at an obesity conference in San Antonio and published online by the New England Journal of Medicine.
The gene research in particular fills a major gap in what we know about obesity. It was a huge undertaking, involving three long-running studies that separately and collectively reached the same conclusions. It shows how behavior combines with heredity to affect how fat we become.
Having many of these genes does not guarantee people will become obese, but if they drink a lot of sugary beverages, 'they fulfill that fate,' said an expert with no role in the research, Jules Hirsch of Rockefeller University in New York.
'The sweet drinking and the fatness are going together, and it's more evident in the genetic predisposition people.'
Sugary drinks are the single biggest source of calories in the American diet, and they are increasingly blamed for the fact that a third of U.S. children and teens and more than two-thirds of adults are obese or overweight.
Consumption of sugary drinks and obesity rates have risen in tandem - both have more than doubled since the 1970s in the U.S.
Cut your risk: An advertisement to fight obesity created on behalf of the New York City Department of Health shows an amputee sitting near cups of soda
But that doesn't prove that these drinks cause obesity. Genes, inactivity and eating fatty foods or just too much food also play a role. Also, diet research on children is especially tough because kids are growing and naturally gaining weight.
Until now, high-quality experiments have not conclusively shown that reducing sugary beverages would lower weight or body fat, said David Allison, a biostatistician who has done beverage research at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, some of it with industry support.
He said the new studies on children changed his mind and convinced him that limiting sweet drinks can make a difference.
In one study, researchers randomly assigned 224 overweight or obese high school students in the Boston area to receive shipments every two weeks of either the sugary drinks they usually consumed or sugar-free alternatives, including bottled water.
No efforts were made to change the youngsters' exercise habits or give nutrition advice, and the kids knew what type of beverages they were getting.
A new report projects that at least 44 percent of U.S. adults could be obese by 2030, compared to 35.7 percent today
After one year, the sugar-free group weighed more than four pounds less on average than those who kept drinking sugary beverages.
The weight difference between the two groups narrowed to two pounds in the second year of the study, when drinks were no longer being provided. That showed at least some lasting beneficial effect on kids' habits. The study was funded mostly by government grants.
A second study involved 641 normal-weight children ages four to 12 in the Netherlands who regularly drank sugar-sweetened beverages. They were randomly assigned to get either a sugary drink or a sugar-free one during morning break at their schools, and were not told what kind they were given.
After 18 months, the sugary-drink group weighed two pounds more on average than the other group.
The studies 'provide strong impetus' for policies urged by the Institute of Medicine, the American Heart Association and others to limit sugary drink consumption, Dr. Sonia Caprino of the Yale School of Medicine wrote in an editorial in the journal.
Drinking a lot of sugary beverages, combined with the wrong genes will lead to obesity
The American Beverage Association disagreed.
'Obesity is not uniquely caused by any single food or beverage,' it said in a statement. 'Studies and opinion pieces that focus solely on sugar-sweetened beverages, or any other single source of calories, do nothing meaningful to help address this serious issue.'
The genetic research was part of a much larger set of health studies that have gone on for decades across the U.S., led by the Harvard School of Public Health.
Researchers checked for 32 gene variants that have previously been tied to weight. Because we inherit two copies of each gene, everyone has 64 opportunities for these risk genes. The study participants had 29 on average.
Every four years, these people answered detailed surveys about their eating and drinking habits as well as things like smoking and exercise. Researchers analyzed these over several decades.
A clear pattern emerged: The more sugary drinks someone consumed, the greater the impact of the genes on the person's weight and risk of becoming obese.
A new report claims that sugary drinks cause people to pack on the pounds, independent of overeating and getting too little exercise
For every 10 risk genes someone had, the risk of obesity rose in proportion to how many sweet drinks the person regularly consumed. Overall calorie intake and lifestyle factors such as exercise did not account for the differences researchers saw.
This means that people with genes that predispose them to be obese are more susceptible to the harmful effects of sugary drinks on their weight, said one of the study leaders, Harvard's Dr. Frank Hu. The opposite also was true - avoiding these drinks can minimize the effect of obesity genes.
'Two bad things can act together and their combined effects are even greater than either effect alone,' Hu said. 'The flip side of this is everyone has some genetic risk of obesity, but the genetic effects can be offset by healthier beverage choices. It's certainly not our destiny to be fat, even if we carry genes that raise this risk.'
The study was funded mostly by federal grants, with support from two drug companies for the genetic analysis.
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NEW altar frontals and vestments have been dedicated at Durham Cathedral.
The items were designed by Tracey Franklin, a Durham City-based textile artist with a studio in Fowler's Yard who is head of the Cathedral Broderers group.
They are made of unbleached linen, the traditional material for Lenten Array, and depict a crown of thorns and the grasses of the wilderness, both representing Jesus' consecration and suffering and also renewal and forgiveness.
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They were dedicated during a Sung Eucharist service held in the Cathedral on Ash Wednesday, which included the placing of an ash cross on the forehead of each member of the congregation as a reminder and celebration of human mortality.
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Isn't David Reinhard dreamy?
There's a new blog in town, folks - and we've added it to the BlogWire. It's entitled Down With Reinhard and it's all about everyone's favorite at the Oregonian... the right-wing cut-and-paster David Reinhard.
From today's post entitled "Isn't John Roberts Dreamy?":
Conservative apologist David Reinhard, in his 9/18 article in Sunday's Oregonian, does everything but wax poetic on the light beaming from John Roberts' eyes. Reinhard does not take a real look at Roberts, or at the confirmation hearings. He parrots a few dittoes heard often on Fox News, throws in a few quotes, and voila! An article. ...
Why doesn't the Oregonian just run a weekly list of Fox News headlines, and save on the salary? Better yet, they can just print the latest RNC talking points verbatim. It would save Reinhard the trouble of trying to form coherent sentences.
Head on over and check it out. And watch for the headlines on the BlogWire.
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The ultimate handbagging: Heart-shaped, gem-encrusted accessory that costs a cool £2.35m
If you thought Victoria Beckham's £18,000 hand luggage was a little pricey, you probably won't be snapping up the Mouawad 1001 Nights Diamond Purse.
The heart-shaped handbag is valued at £2.35 million - setting the record for the world's most expensive handbag according to the Guinness World Records.
The Mouawad is made of 18 kt gold which is encrusted with 4,517 diamonds - 105 of them yellow, 56 pink and 4,356 colourless. It weighs 381.92 carats.
Worth its weight in gold: The Mouawad 1001 Nights Diamond Purse is valued at £2.35 million
The bag took ten artisans more than 8,800 hours to make.
The co-guardians of the House of Mouawad, Fred and Pascal Mouawad, unveiled the scarily expensive purse at the Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition over the weekend.
The 1001 Nights Diamond Purse, designed by Robert Mouawad, is the fashion label's second record-breaking attempt.
In 2003, Mouawad's Very Sexy Fantasy Bra, made in collaboration with Victoria's Secret, was modeled by Heidi Klum.
Previous attempt: Mouawad also designed the fifth most expensive bra - modelled here by Heidi Klum
The £6.8 million bra included a dangling 70 carat round diamond which was cut from the second largest rough diamond ever found at the time.
Mouawad's purse is, unsurprisingly,
inspired by the epic tale of romance and intrigue.
Pascal Mouawad, said: 'Just as the tales of Scheherazade have captivated readers with their intricately woven plots of uninhibited passion and daring, The Mouawad 1001 Nights Diamond Purse is designed to mesmerise with its lavish attention to detail and elaborate workmanship incorporating thousands of diamonds.'
Fred Mouawad added: 'This breathtaking creation is a unique masterpiece... not only is it one of a kind but it is also the world's
most valuable, intensifying its power to enchant those who have the
privilege of wearing it.'
The luxury jewellery brand was founded by David Mouawad in 1890.
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The Warehouse customers are poised to lurch $200 million further into debt with the launch of the retail chain's financial arm next year.
The Warehouse Group plans to lend $600m by 2020 by expanding its consumer finance arm, introducing new credit cards, hire purchase plans and insurance schemes.
Customers of New Zealand's biggest retailer already borrow $400m through two Westpac-run Mastercards and third-party life, travel and pet insurance.
Massey University banking expert David Tripe said such moves were part of retailers' response to internet shopping, and "they won't make any money unless people get into debt".
Robert Antonio, manager of Porirua Budget Service, said credit card debt already brought more than 100 clients to the service each year, and he advised people to steer clear of any new cards. "In the right hands, it's fine. In the wrong hands, it's not.
"[It's] just a very, very easy way of getting into trouble, getting into debt." Debts of $20,000 were not unusual for his clients, and many borrowed more to pay their other debts, he said. "It's adding debt to debt."
Prof Tripe said that, judging from The Warehouse's past credit cards, it might offer a lower interest rate but no interest-free period.
The Warehouse's $600m was about the same amount Farmers lent its customers, he said. The group was probably targeting a market dominated by GE Finance, which underwrote most retail credit and helped Countdown supermarket launch its credit card.
The Warehouse Group said only a small proportion of the profits from its existing cards were returned to the group, so it was bringing these products in-house.
Branded credit cards and other financial services would be offered at Warehouse-owned chains The Warehouse, Warehouse Stationery, Noel Leeming and Torpedo7 from 2015. The group has bought Diners Club New Zealand for $3m and would raise $115m in new capital from investors to support the venture.
"We have more than 1.4 million people per week through our stores," Warehouse chief executive Mark Powell said. "We have experience selling these products and we have now got the scale to do it ourselves."
Current holders of Warehouse, Diners Club or insurance cards would not notice any differences, and existing terms would remain the same for now, he said.
Each of the group's brands could sell credit services to suit their specific customer needs. Noel Leeming could offer a credit card or loans to finance big-ticket purchases such as televisions. A Torpedo7 card could offer travel insurance for its thrill-seeking customers, while a Warehouse "value" credit card could be linked to what customers buy in-store.
Credit cards were likely to be offered by Visa or Mastercard, while a Diners Club card would be the group's premium credit card option, Mr Powell said.
The Dominion Post asked shoppers at The Warehouse in Porirua how many credit cards they held, whether they paid them in full each month, whether credit was too easily available, and whether they would sign up to a Warehouse card.
Jeff Tronc, 71, Pukerua Bay, retired.
Has one credit card, pays in full each month. "You get the impression they're too easy to get." Wouldn't dream of getting a Warehouse card. "One's enough."
Moni Pue, 43, Otaki, salesman.
Wife has one card, does not pay full amount. It was way too easy to get credit. Got into debt with The Warehouse years ago, so would not get another Warehouse card.
Lynne Allen, 62, Avalon, toy merchandiser.
Has two credit cards she hardly uses. Pays them in full. "If I don't have the money, I don't buy it." Would not get a Warehouse card.
Victoria Clapham, 25, Pauatahanui, veterinary student.
Has no credit cards. "If you've got half a brain you quickly realise it's a trap." Credit was not too easily available, she said.
New Zealand's credit card debt stands at $5.7 billion
The average interest rate is 17.9 per cent
Kiwis held 2.65 million credit cards in 2012, down from an all-time high of 2.74m in 2011
When records began in 1981, New Zealanders owed $95m on credit cards
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Foreign investment and labour relations
This past week or so, two foreign investors, one Canadian, the other Chinese, made public some of the pertinent details of what would appear to be pretty impressive plans to invest in the country's gold mining and forest products sectors.
Setting aside the taxes and royalties that ought to accrue to the public coffers from these investments there are also additional benefits to be realized from the contribution which they make to providing work for Guyanese in what has become a permanent condition of high unemployment in our country.
The Chinese company Bai Shan Lin says it will provide 700 jobs for Guyanese by the beginning of March and 10,000 jobs in the longer term. Guyana Goldfields will – directly at least – employ considerably fewer Guyanese though, arguably, the real significance of the jobs which this company will offer reposes in the opportunity for the significant enhancement of skills in the mining sector in circumstances where the Guyana Goldfields investment provides us with the country's first ever underground mining operation.
Prospects for the creation of perhaps 2,000 new jobs in the short to medium term – making allowances for unforeseen circumstances that might perhaps result in downward adjustments in the numbers – are not to be taken lightly in our circumstances. On the other hand, if the contemporary experiences of other developing countries are anything to go by, it would appear as though the accelerated culture of foreign investment, particularly in the extractive (mining and forestry) sectors in developing countries has brought with it increased levels of disregard for workers' rights. The other two points that should be made in this context have to do, firstly, with the preparedness of governments in investment-starved countries to turn a blind eye to the transgression of workers' rights and, secondly, with the fact that trade unions in those countries appear to have been unprepared for the sheer aggression of the contemporary wave of investors.
To return to the local scenario it would, we believe, be entirely fair to state that the local labour movement is currently, weak, distracted and in a fractious state, circumstances that certainly cause one to wonder aloud as to whether any of our local trade unions are currently equipped to take on the challenge of representing workers employed by a foreign investor that is probably likely to have its own 'heavy duty' human resources and industrial relations experts on hand. That having been said our local trade unions are unlikely to pass up what they are bound to regard as the potentially lucrative bargaining units which the work forces of Bai Shan Lin and Guyana Goldfields will represent.
Both Bai Shan Lin and Guyana Goldfields have expressed to this newspaper an interest in what is termed in industrial relations language 'workers rights.' In the case of Bai Shan Lin, Chief Executive Officer Whenze Chu has said that the company is committed to respecting Guyana's labour laws, that it intends to pay particular attention to those aspects of workers' rights and entitlements that have to do with safety and health and that it intends to appoint a local functionary at the level of Deputy General Manager to serve as a link between the company and the workers.
Guyana Goldfields has said that it will be concerned with the broad spectrum of issues that come under the umbrella of industrial relations. Not only has the company declared its intention to have a unionized work force but from what we have been told it has already had approaches from one (maybe more) trade unions that are keen to sign Collective Labour Agreements with the company.
If relatively recent events are anything to go by, the disposition of foreign investors to respect the rights of Guyanese workers has left much to be desired. Here, one recalls the various run-ins between the Russian bauxite company RUSAL and the Guyana Bauxite and General Workers Union (GB&GWU) and at least one ugly confrontation between a company manager and workers in which a worker was assaulted.
In the particular case of RUSAL's industrial relations track record, what has not helped is, first, evidence of a woefully limited capacity on the part of the union concerned to effectively represent the interests of its members as manifested in frequent complaints to that effect to this newspaper and, secondly, evidence of an altogether unacceptable indifference on the part of the Government of Guyana to setting RUSAL straight on the issue of workers' rights.
There have also been reports of mistreatment of non-unionized workers by urban Chinese merchants in the commercial sector. Here again, one does not get the impression that the authorities have been prepared to throw down the gauntlet, so to speak, in the matter of protecting the rights of Guyanese workers.
The recent translation of the local labour laws into Chinese would appear to mark the start of a much-needed initiative to create an enhanced environment for what has been the increased presence of Chinese investors in Guyana. The other thing that should be said on the subject of Chinese investment and labour relations is that a convivial industrial relations climate is much more likely to emerge from a circumstance in which our Chinese guests take the time and trouble to understand those aspects of the Guyanese culture that are fundamentally different from their own, particularly when it comes to interaction between and among people. That, for the most part, is the responsibility of the Chinese investor community and the Government of Guyana, and it probably will not hurt if the Chinese were to seek membership of the local private sector umbrella organizations.
Given what we are told is the significance of foreign investment – particularly in sectors that require a large labour force – to Guyana's economic development, there is simply no way of avoiding the issue of industrial relations as a key facet of investment promotion policy. One feels that this is where the government has been weighed and found wanting, the prevailing view being that industrial relations is very much a backburner issue, the more important official concern being with the material returns to be derived from foreign investment. Of course, the notion that there is no obligation to respect workers' rights could, in itself, attract just the kinds of rapacious overseas investors whom we would be better off without, to say nothing of the likely socio-political consequences of an unstable industrial relations climate.
It need hardly be said that the government's investment 'manifesto' promotion push really ought to speak as much to the responsibilities associated with respecting workers' rights as it does to the concessions available to investors. It is worth recalling, for example, that in the face of repeated transgressions of workers' rights by RUSAL's Russian managers at Kwakwani the government simply refused to assume an assertive position.
The local labour movement, too, needs to pay much closer attention to the industrial relations implications of foreign investment. That would of course require that they enhance their capacity to deliver the various services associated with their mandate. On the whole, what would appear to be the likelihood of a significant level of new job-creation in the short to medium term arising out of foreign investment gives rise to the need for both government and the labour movement to take the issue of workers' rights far more seriously.
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$45.27 up $3.21, keep buying Ed,lol!
We don't know what the deal is worth, but if Total/Oil Search want IOC they need to up the bidding. And so it starts!!!
Sentiment: Buy
$45.25 up $3.19
$44.73 up $2.67
$43.80 up $1.74, still hoping for a much better deal!!! Thanks for the post!
ps... forgot to mention pps up pre market to $44
Sentiment: Buy
see shu, also on tdameritrade....no details. BOD says they are reviewing !!!
Sentiment: Buy
Interesting and thoughtful analysis.
I do not believe the value of the CVR's are (accurately) priced in to the current stock price.
I think the total value of the deal with CVR's will push the value to IOC shareholders to $50-55 per share.
I am keeping my remaining small position to see what happens.
Yes, personal transactions can be traced. Lets see what can be found. I wonder what information can be winkled out over the next few days? Its going to be interesting.
Sentiment: Hold
Byker and Nicholson were recruited by Roger lewis to undermine Phil, and push for a replacement. As Byker and Nicholson were searching for a replacement CEO, Lewis produced one that he had prepared earlier, and Viola! Hession was fired just in time to be the knight in pink armour that Lewis, and then Byker and Nicholson used to oust Phil.
The problem is that teflon Mike had cooked up the plan with Lewis, and on the 5th December 2013, they drove the sharpened stake into InterOil heart, and then played the fiddle while the change control bonuses piled up and up, and then today people ask, how did it happen?
The answer is: we got screwed by our BOD and their secret weapon [S]lippery [H]ession the [I]rish [T]ransvastite from Galway.
Sentiment: Hold
I wouldn't say there is no upside to the CVRs, I just have no idea what it is.
The whole deal is this: First, you get OSH shares. They are listed on the Australian exchange. That in itself is not the end of the world. Most brokers (my shares are with Schwab) can handle it. You have to pay broker commissions like we used to pay in the US. I think Scwab told me 0.75%. Not terrible. There are Pink Sheet and ADR possibilities, but more complicated.
As I said before, OSH is not a bad company to have, especially with low oil prices and if you think they screwed IOC. That means the value has moved to them. The trouble is, they have large debt and as you noted, will need a lot of cash themselves. And the project will take years and years to monetize.
Second, the CVRs. Trade-able? - usually, but they haven't said so. And it's a one-time deal - more like betting on red at roulette - not investing. Given the uncertain nature of the reserves and the certification process and the time and potential delays, I said I'll pass.
Anyway, in theory, the CVRs have to be already priced into IOC stock price, so selling IOC now gives you the present value of the CVRs.
I always believed IOC had a great resouce base and great exploration potential. However, I didn't invest for an actual LNG project, I did it because they had to sell themselves at some point. Now they have, so we got what we got. Overall, I lost money. Even though I don't think the deal will be voted down, I decided "out" was better than "in" . If the deal goes away, there is no floor under the stock.
even worse, IOC was at $88
Sentiment: Buy
or did he? CAN YOU TRACE THE TRADES? Never.... so what do any of us know? Insiders can short and sell all they want to. No forms.
I defend the #$%$ bag in no way but the oil collapse did not help.His motive from day one was himself, byker clearly did not do his homework when this clown was hired!!
During the first conference call after Hession punted the Exxon deal he said "the deal being negotiated would add significant value to shareholders within a year." When he said that we were at $85. Listen to it!
Sentiment: Hold
interesting. Thanks for the honesty. Now I understand why, even though you no longer own shares, you are willing to say that the deal is as good as you can expect. Obviously, since you sold at 44, you feel there is no upside to the CVR's......so you felt the valuation at 44 is pretty much full valuation. So, why do you push so hard when others question the deal? You obviously didn't think there was upside or any chance that OSH would sweeten the deal. Well, stocks are cyclical as you know. So are gas prices. It is inconceivable to me that Hession, a high level guy in the business for three decades, would be willing to sell "an elephant" at the low of the cycle UNLESS he had $39 million reasons to betray us shareholders. I don't feel that IOC will fall back to 30 because a minimal valuation floor was established by the OSH offer. I further believe that a new offer, not by OSH, but by Total (or Total plus OSH) will occur soon after this is voted down. Why? We have a bonafide binding deal with TOT, they have a firm obligation with PNG, and they are well aware of the certification numbers and the fact that IOC has leverage in who the consulting certifiers are, and we have right of refusal at drilling A7. And we have Phil Mulacek.....like him or not, he has a big interest in seeing this through. Right now, in this deal we have nothing, just devalued OSH shares (not even tradable on the NYSE) which will be just as cash poor as us......and CVR's which you yourself don't really feel have value (and we have no influence in contesting if they cheat us). And then again, as an aside, I just don't like to be taken.
It's a pleasure North.
Well, I invested for the same reasons. The Total deal broke my heart (and my bank), but I continued to buy in the 20's and 30's, because it IS a string of pearls. 8T's of gas is huge, more has been found and more will be found. Whatever. Where I was mistaken was to assume all that gas would be monetized at some multiple. I failed to see it was a buyers market. When the OIS deal was announced, I waited a week or so, then bailed out. I had 16,000+ shares which I sold at 43-44. I still lost a lot of money on my pre-Total shares.
So, full disclosure, I'm an interested spectator only with no dog in the hunt. I really shouldn't be opining on this board, but I've been on it for a long time and have an historical background with PNG.
I got out because, If the deal doesn't go through, the share price will drop back to 30, then decline from there as we burn cash and sell off attractive acreage. If it does go through, as I think it will, having Oil Search shares, 30% off their highs because of oil prices, isn't a bad thing.
Hey North,
.......Given everything you say, you should have been out long ago.....
North, had you told me that Hession was telling us fables at his conference calls in 2015, I would have been out. It has always been about the gas.....not even the prospects of the refinery......the gas. Wasn't one of our goals, to drill, find, sell off......then drill, find, sell off. That was the reason IOC sold off its oil refinery and petroleum distribution business to Puma. Interoil COO John Ozturgut (hand picked by Hession) said, "our upstream and LNG business has become CORE to the company's growth and as a result of the success we have had in discovering and monetizing gas, the time is right to focus on this part of our business." (6/30/14)
In every conference call after that, Hession trumpeted the size of and the development of our gas fields. Would you have sold? Obviously you didn't. Then, like a bolt of lightning, we are told by Hession we are broke, our fields are not nearly the size implied, and we should sell at market low prices to another company (who even though they have cash flow from PNGLNG are TOTALly cash poor). But I should have sold? Look, Northoil, I'm not disagreeing with your assertions.....not at all. i am saying that if this has to take place, a better deal should be offered. If not, everything you say may come true. But, I invested in this company on its gas finds. I believe that, if necessary, solid portions of E/A could be monetized after our deal with Total is consummated. Those additional funds could be used, along with other forms of stock issuance, and loans, to
carry refinery costs (if we chose to continue in that vain).....or go back to drill, find, sell off. I am not opposed to anything you say, just PLEASE me certification numbers to vote on. Would you make a decision on surgery without talking to your doctor and looking at X rays and scans? Why any different when hundreds of thousands of my dollars are concerned.
Peroxide – when you say "through startup", that means the project actually starts. PNG-LNG project cost was listed at $19 Billion. We have a year or two for design, approvals, etc. and 4 years or so for construction, drilling, pipelines, etc. A billion won't cut it.
Dilution: OSH has actual revenue and multiple producing interests. They pay a dividend. Their offerings have been sold at or near current price (last big one was 150 Million shares to PNG government at about a 5% discount. Although the number of shares expands, the price per share is hardly affected. IOC has only one future project. If the market just said our shares, given all the discounted future earnings, are worth $40 with a $ 2B cap, and we need another $4B(for example), then dilution cuts your value by 2/3rds
Richard – We're arguing different things. You're complaining basically about bad, even corrupt, management and a flawed sale process. I think there's some things you overstate – but never mind. Given everything you say ( if you believe all that, you should have got out long ago – the last thing anyone should invest in is bad management)), I'm talking only about the future. I don't think the deal will be stopped and there isn't a better deal. I think the proxy share management companies will conclude the same thing.
Just as an aside, the future is not linear. Sh*t happens. Here's a quote: "Papua New Guinea has the most active volcanoes in the South West Pacific."(Volcanodiscovery.com). How would you like a Mt. St. Helens eruption near Antelope? Come back in 20 years. Also check their earthquake history – up to 8.0 and tsunamis. Could the government fall? Could they nationalize? Labor strikes? Bankers and institutional investors think of these things and discount risk accordingly.
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Thursday - March 22, 2012
From: Fredericksburg, TX
Region: Southwest
Topic: Planting, Shrubs
Title: Mountain laurel planting over Frederickburg limestone
Answered by: Brigid & Larry Larson
QUESTION:We have rocky limestone shelves on our property. We want to plant a mountain laurel. Are the roots strong enough to break through the limestone or should we try to find another location? The limestone is about 14-16 inches under regular soil.
Mr Smarty Plants thinks your chances of the Sophora secundiflora (Texas mountain laurel) rooting and thriving over a limestone shelf are pretty good. The plant record has that "It is drought-tolerant, prefers rocky limestone soil, and is native from Central Texas west to New Mexico and south to San Luis Potosi in Mexico." Even in shelves, the limestone tends to have cracks, holes or separations and the Texas mountain laurel roots are adapted to find and penetrate these opportunities. 14-16 inches of soil is quite a bit when compared the pure rocky soil of the Hill Country where they are known to thrive. This write-up in a Aggie Horticulture record has similar comments.
To that end, here are previous Mr Smarty Plants answers where Mountain laurel was recommended for a shrub in Frederickburg and as a candidate as a screen plant in Comfort.
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A few observations about POTUS address to Congress.
Having taken a strong antiemetic, I watched Pres. Obama's address to the Joint Session of Congress. First, people say this fellow is a great orator. Great orators craft their speech for the occasion. I can't fathom how "up your game" … Continue reading
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"The Church is not defined by her failures. And you and I are not defined by our critics"
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When diocesan priests choose to use exclusively the Extraordinary Form. Fr. Z rants, a lot.
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As the title states, I've been thinking about the future of Funtoo and
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What does the future of Funtoo hold? Basically, more of a fork,
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1) I'd like to have Funtoo under MacOS X. Not in a prefix
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packages like gcc, perl, python would be provided by Apple and would
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2) I want to have a simpler Linux core system. Everything in a stage3
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3) I want to start using the 3-clause BSD license for future Funtoo
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