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Across an expanse of frozen lake surface, several burly, bright-garbed men are at work cutting ice with handsaws and chisels. In the background, the wild, forested lakeshore crowds up to a small cluster of log cabins with snow-covered roofs and smoke plumes curling from chimneys. This picture-perfect scene from Currier & Ives, once common throughout the frozen north, can still be found in a few isolated places far removed from the power grid. Places like Bradford Camps on Munsungan Lake, Libby Camps on Millinocket Lake, and Cobb's Pierce Pond Camps, all located in remote wilderness areas of northern Maine, still cut ice from pure waters and store it under hay or sawdust to be dug out again in the warm months, when it is used to preserve food, chill a drink, or retain the freshness of a trout caught for tomorrow's breakfast.
Bradford Camps, which has been cutting and storing ice for 120 years, puts up an average of twelve tons of ice every January, and it lasts all year long. "We try for the earlier season, because we have better ice then, and it's not too thick," says owner Igor Sikorsky III. "A nine-to-twelve-inch layer of clear ice is our ideal. We cut blocks about twelve inches square, which gives us fifty- to eighty-pound blocks, depending on depth."
Sikorsky's team of experienced guys have been working together for years. They've practically turned the once-a-year chore into a game. "With two cutters, two yankers, two loaders, two sledders, a gantry person, and two people in the icehouse, we can get the work done in about four hours — or beer equivalent, which is about six."
The men, who shovel snow off a roughly fifty-by-fifty-foot area of frozen lake, call themselves the FSS, or Free Shoveling Society. Their motto is: "We take pride in our cubism." They have even developed their own language: The "chuck" is the area of ice needed to fill the icehouse. A "frank" is an ice block that shatters, making it undesirable for storage. "Bark" is the process of cutting a bar of ice into cakes. The "ice house troll" is the guy who emerges from the icehouse, bent over and squinting in the daylight, after spending four hours stooped over and picking up sixty pound blocks of ice. The "dividend" is the beer hidden in an ice block, to be discovered by some lucky soul in spring. It is, Sikorsky says, "the most perfectly chilled beer in the world."
Cobb's Pierce Pond Camps has been putting up ice for more than a half-century. Every February, Gary Cobb, his son, Andy, and a crew of ten employees and volunteers spend a busy work-crammed weekend cutting the ice blocks out of the nearly two-foot-thick ice on Pierce Pond. While the hardy souls are experiencing toe-freezing and nose-biting cold, next summer's camp guests will be able to enjoy iced drinks, pack their lunch coolers, and the winter ice will help to augment the camp kitchen's gas-powered walk-in refrigerator.
Each sporting camp has developed its own system of cutting, hauling, and storing ice. Cobb bought an antique ice-cutting machine years ago from the Titcomb family of Abbott. The ungainly looking contraption is mounted on rugged sled runners and uses a 1929 Model A Ford engine, geared to turn a large circular saw, similar to the one still in use by the Thompson Ice House Museum in South Bristol. It takes most of the ten-man crew to haul and push the saw rig over the ice to mark the cutting field, carving strips several inches deep and fourteen inches wide. Then comes the hard work: Using antique handsaws, the guys cut along the strips to release the ice's grip. The push-pull, up-and-down labor soon exhausts even the hardiest. Finally, the strips are broken into precise, fourteen-inch square blocks with a "busting bar," an iron chisel with a wide, toothed blade.
Cobb has devised a galamander, a tall wooden tripod with a rope hoist and ice tongs, to lift each 180- to 220-pound block and load it aboard a sledge so it can be brought to the log-built icehouse, where it is carefully packed with snow and sawdust to preserve its frozen state into the sweltering summer. The icehouse holds ten tons of ice. "It's beautiful," Cobb says of the ice that comes from the crystal clear lake. "It's a soft blue and so clear you can almost see through it."
Libby Camps makes an excursion of the ice-cutting ritual. Every Martin Luther King Day weekend, as many as twenty friends show up — some stay the whole week to snowmobile, ice-fish, and simply enjoy winter camp life. Matt Libby says the crew uses "an old 80 cc Husqvarna saw with an Alaska saw mill attachment, a rope, a guide for marking the ice, ice chisel, ice tongs, snowmobile, and snow sled. We provide the grub and the Ibuprofen." The ice is stored in a cedar log house and insulated with sawdust.
For a generation that's grown up with frozen dinners, life without refrigeration might seem intolerable. Yet this modern-day convenience has been available for only a relatively few decades. For much of humankind's history, perishables had to be consumed almost immediately or preserved with crude drying and salting — often poor substitutes for wholesome freshness. Spices came into use not merely for piquing the taste buds, often they were employed to conceal the taste of advanced ripening in foods.
But while the tropics sizzled, residents of the northern latitudes had an abundance of a natural preservative — winter ice — and Yankee ingenuity wasn't long in discovering its potential. During the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, millions of tons of ice were harvested in northeastern United States each year and shipped to all parts of the globe or hauled by rail to the U.S. interior.
Ice speculation ran rampant: huge fortunes were gambled, made, and lost on the whims of nature and her cold north winds. The industry employed thousands of able-bodied men — primarily farmers and hired hands from the numerous small farms dotting the river valleys, drawn by the lure of fifteen-cent-an-hour wages and the hearty food and warm beds of riverside boarding houses.
The center of the booming ice harvesting industry was the tidewater area of the Kennebec River. During the 1890s, the average annual Kennebec ice harvest exceeded three million tons, worth more than $36 million. On bright, brittle winter days, swarms of men and horses blackened the river's surface as they scraped away the snow, grooved the ice with horse-drawn markers into huge checkerboards, sawed off long strips of the checkered surface, and broke off the individual cakes with heavy iron chisels. Using long poles tipped with steel picks and hooks, they steered the ice cakes into canals cut through the ice to steam-powered chain-link conveyers. These lifted the heavy cakes into huge icehouses — many larger than football fields — which lined the riverbank. These houses had double walls stuffed with sawdust for insulation. When the houses were full (and in peak years, the cakes overflowed the houses and the surplus piled into huge stacks on the riverbank), they were covered with insulating sawdust or hay to await the arrival of spring.
Spring meant ice-out; the first ships began making their way past Fort Popham at the river's mouth, and beating up the Kennebec past Bath, through Merrymeeting Bay, and almost to Augusta nearly fifty miles inland. The ships were swiftly loaded at the wharves and caught the earliest favorable tide back downriver to faraway ports.
But soon, the genius of man began developing the modern miracles called electricity and refrigeration and internal combustion. The ice industry waned and died almost coincidentally with the rise of industrial development and its consequent water pollution, which was turning the ice rivers of the industrial north into open sewers. The ice became unsafe for human use. The wooden schooners rotted (a process accelerated by the fresh water from melting ice in their holds) and sank at their moorings. The huge, neglected icehouses began to leak and tilt and collapse, their roofs no longer able to hold the crushing burdens of winter snows. The ice harvesters and their horses turned their backs on the rivers and entered the forests to cut the pulpwood required to feed the paper mills. And the tools used in the ice industry were re-forged by thrifty Down East farmers into new implements for woods work, or they merely rusted away in old barns or farm dumps. A few have been preserved in museums — and at a few Maine wilderness camps where they still serve their purpose.
Paul Fournier recounts his experiences as a bush pilot, sporting camp owner, Maine Guide, and Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife spokesman in Tales From Misery Ridge (Islandport Press).
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I am very glad to be on this forum as a newly-obsessed scotch fanatic . I have become very interested and have tried quite a few malts and blends in the past month.
I am looking for a good sort of middle of the road single malt to get in my bar (aka the cabinet above my fridge) and hopefully into my favorites. Basically I am looking for something that runs along the light, sweet, fresh, sherry, fruity speyside kind of range that has just a HINT of smokey/peaty flavor. I would prefer an older expression (18-21+ years) as they tend to seem a bit more complex and rich in flavor and texture, however I would also appreciate younger (at least 10-12 years) recommendations that are more affordable. I don't want to spend over $200, and cheaper is always better as long as it's good.
I realize this is an odd request for a single malt, as malts tend to have regional traits, but I am hoping the trend of regions blending will play to my favor here. I have had Laphroaig and it was just too much for me, I am trying to get used to it but its not a favorite, although it has a wonderful nose. The smoky flavor I am looking for would be similar to that found in Johnnie Walker Blue Label, for those who have tried it. But I can't bring myself to spend that much on a blend without an age, even if I enjoy it. The closest thing I've found so far has been Clynelish, but not quite enough smoky-ness for me. I haven't found anything that gets just the right smoky amount as I have found in "nicer" overpriced blends.
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ahhhh this is perfect because I have a LOT of thick brown hair on this head of mine and my friend is constantly making jokes about how I'm a lion.
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Love Pedro. Would love this t-shirt even if I didn't though.
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$5 (bold, italic, giant text)!!!!
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David the Lion. Cool. Great illo. $5.
so it's finally come to this...an emo king of the jungle. he just sighs loudly and roars at his parents....and i love it!!! Great design and coloring.
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awesome!!! but i think i'd like it even more on a more collegiate color shirt. $5 anyway
This is the best thing I've seen ever. I dig that wild mane!
Thanks for the comments everyone. It's cool to hear from other Pedro fans too.
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Sweet glasses, that sure does look like one smart lion.
this is a beautiful drawing.
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would buy this in negative 2 seconds, especially since it's related to pedro the lion.
Very well done. That look is so handsome
Fantabulous! There are way too few lions on T-shirts these days, and yours is so beutifully executed.
Reminds me of two things:
1) Lafcadio The Lion Who Shot Back
2) A childhood Richard Scarry book that included a story about a lion who refused to go to either the optometrist or the dentist, I can't remember which. Maybe it was the hippopotamus that went to the dentist. It's all a blur.
Anyway, it evokes good memories and feelings. 5, and buy!
genius. i love it.
also, bigger would be amazing!


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He occupies himself with pursuing a self-centered blonde named Marisa (Ari Graynor), who, at the start of the movie, is enjoying his prowess in bed.
At least director David Gordon Green and his writers, Brian Gatewood and Alessandro Tanaka, let audiences know exactly what to expect.
Spiked with some loopily inspired supporting performances (Sam Rockwell as a freaky drug dealer running the world's most hilariously depraved coke den), along with inspired improvisational asides by Hill, The Sitter represents an efficient-but-uneven movie whose most valuable contribution to the cinematic landscape becomes its blessedly brief 80-minute running time.
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In the course of the ensuing night, he runs amok with Slater (Max Records), Blithe (Landry Bender) and Rodrigo (Kevin Hernandez) through a bat mitzvah; an upscale restaurant; a street-tough pool hall; and a retail outlet called Neal's Diamonds, which they leave seconds before the place is blown to smithereens.
Green maintains the episodic beats at a reliable and mechanistic clip, allowing Hill to survive an escalating series of scrapes by dint of his quiet, fast-talking cool. (One of the best set pieces involves a smooth verbal groove-athon with a bouncer named Soul Baby, played by Reggie A. Green.)
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Still, with Hill and also Seth Rogen signaling their readiness to leave the tired trope behind, the beast might be starved yet.


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Seems kiira looked like she did not have the conditioning at the end. Gosh Elene must be thrilled, she's been so unconsistant in some performances.
Seems kiira looked like she did not have the conditioning at the end. Gosh Elene must be thrilled, she's been so unconsistant in some performances.
how many spots does Finland have for the Olympic games?
Sorry for Russian ladies. Next time better.
1 Elene GEDEVANISHVILI (GEO) 50.20
2 Sarah MEIER (SUI) 49.46
3 Carolina KOSTNER (ITA) 49.22
4 Julia SEBESTYEN (HUN) 46.61
5 Elena GLEBOVA (EST) 45.75
6 Ksenia MAKAROVA (RUS) 45.63
7 Oksana GOZEVA (RUS) 45.17
8 Valentina MARCHEI (ITA) 44.68
9 Laura LEPISTÖ (FIN) 44.21
10 Kiira KORPI (FIN) 43.38
11 Alena LEONOVA (RUS) 41.43
1 Carolina KOSTNER (ITA) 59.44
2 Laura LEPISTÖ (FIN) 59.20
3 Kiira KORPI (FIN) 57.04
4 Alena LEONOVA (RUS) 54.88
5 Elene GEDEVANISHVILI (GEO) 53.52
6 Sarah MEIER (SUI) 53.12
7 Julia SEBESTYEN (HUN) 52.72
8 Valentina MARCHEI (ITA) 51.44
9 Ksenia MAKAROVA (RUS) 48.16
10 Tugba KARADEMIR (TUR) 46.80
11 Elena GLEBOVA (EST) 44.08
12 Viktoria HELGESSON (SWE) 43.28
13 Oksana GOZEVA (RUS) 42.96
So pcs gave Laura silver - and her beautiful red dress
well, let me say.
All the medalist did a 3-3 jump, which suprised me.
Carolina won!
And I'm thrilled to see Laura in the podium again and... Elene! Gosh, I'm so happy for her!
Go Carolina, Laura and Elene!
for me Carolina deserved high score...the jumps she did were solid (she received ! for her flip and this is just oustrageous) and the components were too close to laura's but..
The crown back to the queen!
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Seems like a perfect fit for Kinder Morgan, especially now with BOSCO operational and also given KM's '14 growth concerns.
Hard to predict the future, but clearly TLP owners have the potential to do well with this sale if the new GP is intent on growing the distribution and boosting the IDRs. Morgan Stanley has done a poor job these past few years since taking TMG (the GP) into the fold.
With a small market cap, a relatively good balance sheet and a strong promotion from an interested GP might make for favorable circumstances over the next couple of years. A $500 million dolalr acquisition, done at a reasonable multiple could drive decent growth to the bottom line.
I own some TLP and have for years. I'm happy collecting the distribution, but will be pleased with any growth that materializes.
Indeed. Not bad for a well run GP of two midstream MLPs, a 5% yield and 5% annual dividend growth.
KMP is so large, that the days of huge growth are behind it, but KMI should still achieve moderate growth even with paltry distribution growth at KMP.
Once the drop downs are complete (KMI to EPB), KMI will be back to being a "pure play" GP. Not sure the market will assign a yield any lower than 4.5%, but at this point, it should be viewed as a decent income play with growth potential.
Interesting little MLP. 8% yield. Very small capital base makes it risky, but also means expansions and acquisitions are very impactful.
While Walker has not been successful in monetizing the Utica as originally projected, they've done a fine job of managing the base operations.
Actually, at these prices, EVEP is quite intriguing. If they can monetize another $200 to $300 million in the Utica, they'll be in very good shape.
I'd also expect to see continued acquisitions of gas assets.
I doubt you can name even (1) MLP that pays out more in dividends than it has in revenue.
But perhaps you mean, pays out more in distributions than it has in distributable cash flow?
It appears fairly valued at these prices. 5% yield and 5% growth rate.
Not a home run, but a nice bargain.
I bought some more today as well.
The guidance for KMI was very disappointing.
Even more so was the guidance that EPB will have essentially zero distribution growth in '14. Yielding 7% now, makes it a decent value in my opinion, even without growth.
KMP distribution growth is marginal, but we've known for years that KMP has gotten so large that it would be hard to continue to grow it at anything more than pedestrian rates (i.e. slightly above inflation).
Not sure if they are going to try to start running with a higher coverage ratio, if they anticipate turbulent credit markets and are gearing up for rising rates. Also not sure if Park Shaper's departure is related, but it is troubling to see such marginal distribution and dividend growth.
Nevertheless, I viewed KMI, with a 5% yield and growing a mid single digit rates as a nice investment for some capital that was not deployed. I don't expect to hit a home run with KMI. Those days are long gone. I do think though that a GP of KMP/EPB with a solid cash flow stream ought to yield a little lower than 5%. Even a 4.5% yield gives us some decent appreciation.
We might have a few more days of sell off left, but I think the market likely will realize that a 5% yield growing at 5% a year is at the very least, in this inflated market, a decent bargain.
Joe Mills couldn't drive hot nails into a snowbank with a 50 lb sledgehammer.
He nose dived the company in '08, sold off the crown jewel mineral royalty business to a related party so he could stay in charge.
That royalty business required very little capital and produced a nice margin. But ole Joe decided to part ways with the "minewals" business.
It's a well run royalty MLP.
No debt to speak of, management has a large position. They send you a nice distribution Q after Q. You aren't going to get rich on this one, but it's a relatively stable holding and is worthy of consideration as at least a small holding in a well diversified portfolio.
While I understand your comments, in all fairness, I think serious consideration should be given to the midstream assets, which as of yet, have contributed very little, but should begin producing significant ebitda and dcf over the next year or two.
The coverage ratio of .8x is a reason for concern though. I suspect though that the Utica asset sales will continue to be slow and small. I'm guessing that they will reach the point where they "give up" on the clean easy big deals and will start selling anything that is reasonable in terms of price, regardless of whether or not it requires them to sell piece-meal.
Realistically, another $200 million in divestitures ought to go a long way towards closing the DCF shortfall.
Any subsequent divestitures ought to help them either produce coverage and ultimately grow the distribution.
The company does have some nice San Juan and Barnett assets along with the Austin Chalk.
Must have struck a note with you sandy.
I guess you must have had egg on your face with your shameless promotion and your conspicuous disappearance after thy admitted they were moving their rigs out of Texas and over to the Oklahoma side in search of better returns. I know you remember that, because you got so upset when someone on the board noted that Linn's working interest in the Oklahoma side was less than the Texas side.
Oh, and as per your typical m.o. you continue to ignore the obvious. Like Linn's lack of capital appreciation over the past 3 years. That Linn holders have missed out on what many would argue is one of the greatest bull runs.
And no stories made up. Bottlenecks were real. Your boy at Linn even mentioned in in the conference call, or did you miss that. Smirk.
Balance sheet bloated, yep, it was. Berry equity deal fixed it. $5 billion in equity to right the balance sheet. 325 million units outstanding post closing. Grab your calculator and do a little math and figure out what 5% annual distribution growth on 325 million units would require (assuming the current $2.90 rate). Oh, and throw in 1.10x coverage.
By aware of myself:
Do you mean am I aware that Linn holders have essentially missed out one of the greatest bull runs over the past 3 yrs and Linn still needs to climb another $10+ to just get back to its high? Yep, I'm aware of that, as you are too. Thanks for asking.
And despite all of your shameless promotion of IP rates, Linn remains priced below what it was at 3 yrs ago.
Yep, I too can pull up a chart. :)
It's really a shame Yahoo won't let us post links anymore, I'd be more than happy to post a link to the 3 yr chart for you to study.
But hey, look on the bright side, the Berry deal significantly cleaned up the bloated balance sheet and got their debt metrics back in line such that we might actually start seeing LINE report them again in their presentations, you know, after they so conveniently disappeared from the presentations after they crossed over 4.0x
Oh, any projection on when Linn bond goes back to $40?
As I recall sand, you were one of the biggest pumpers err supporters of the Hogshooter in the Texas side.
Always spouting off the 24 hr IP rates, which we all know mean a lot less than 60 and 90 production rates. Funny how you disappeared when Linn pulled out of the Texas Hogshooter after they experienced very poor rates of return. You see, IP rates are fine and dandy, but economic returns are what drives the company. But you'll learn.
Oh, look, sand is back, taking care of his homeboy Norris. Did you ever get new batteries for your calculator?
And yes, they botched the Texas side Hogshooter (you know, that funny word..rolling my eyes and shaking my head at your childish statement..)
And yes, it's taken billions upon billions in deals to help shore up holes in their DCF as their high dollar natural gas hedges rolled off the books.
And yes, I would hope finviz points up...after Ellis drove it into the ground. Perhaps he'll focus on making sure the distribution is secure before he gets so antsy to show distribution growth.
Will be very interesting to see how well he is able to drive growth in an MLP with 325 million units post Berry. Yea, that will be really fun to watch.
Wrong, as always.
I said 11 years, not 45. That is a huge difference in compounding. . If you borrowed sandforbrains calculator you'd figure that out quickly.
My annualized returns have not been that good as of late, but, as I mentioned numerous times, when you get multi-baggers in GP's like MWP which I bought in the $7's and of course, as we all know got taken out by MWE, PLX got taken private by Paul Allen's (of MSFT fame) Vulcan firm, the original KMI (taken private by King Richard himself), XTXI, KSL which got bought by what is now NuStar all in the early 2000's, all of those big gains certainly help skew the compounded results. Same thing with BGH, EPE (thanks Dan Duncan), MGG. As I said, I was in the right place at the right time and got in on the ground floor on many of them. Of course, I don't need to swing for homeruns anymore. I'm more concerned with capital preservation and modest distribution growth.
But nevertheless, the returns are real. You can go back and look at some of the boards and find my postings from MLP boards going back to around 2001. XTXI is one. I think if you ask on the MWE board, you can ask buyandwin, he was on the MWP board back in '02 time frame when I convinced him to buy the GP and not the LP. Needless to say, he can confirm that was a good deal.
And yes, I have gotten numerous statements correct about LINE. In fact, it's that correctness that has so irritated you. I'll state again, maybe you can help me with my math on this one...why isn't Linn bond at $40?
This deal is very disappointing to me. I would like to see what the accretion is from the "services" company.
It also smacks of insider dealing. While they do have independent directors, does anyone expect them to object and risk losing their cushy position?
Also, I actually liked NSLP as a nice play on NGL prices. If they could achieve a 1.0x coverage when NGL prices were low, then as prices rise, they should have very nice coverage.
Now, it appears that NSLP is branching out. It sounds more like Kos wanted to monetize the MCE but couldn't find a buyer. To make matters worse, they retained some IDRs on the embedded assets. Crazy.
I won't be buying any after this deal. They had a lot of potential, especially with a supportive sponsor that could drop down assets after they have been de-risked.
No one cares about your mindless drivel. You are letting your anger and hatred get the best of you. If you don't like my suggestions, that is fine. Others may be interested in purchasing a royalty holding, or another oily weighted E&P MLP.
You've been upset with me for about 2 or 3 years now. Ever since I called attention to Linn's woefully inept acquisition efficiency in terms of converting billions of dollars into, at best, marginal accretion. Of course, we all know that as Linn watched it's $8/mcf gas hedges roll off the books and get replaced with $7/mcf, then $6/mcf, then $5/mcf and now $4/mcf hedges, it put a serious strain on their DCF.
It's why jack bailed out of Linn. Linn is from an operational standpoint, a well run company. Sure, they botched the Hogshooter, but had they not gotten themselves so overextended financially, they could have weathered that storm, even with the NGL pricing debacle and midstream bottlenecks (high line back pressure).
What is also very much worth noting. You like to criticize math, yet never bother to post any of your own. It's much easier for shills like yourself to cast allegations and disappear than actually produce proof. It's why the board, full of many intelligent people, people of dramatically different educational, occupational, religious and political backgrounds who all come together to discuss something we all enjoy: investing almost universally give you thumbs down on nearly every post. Your routine is old, tired, unimaginative and repetitive and adds nothing of value. The universal disdain for you appears to transcend even political boundaries, with liberals and conservatives alike giving you thumbs down. Congrats on that!
And for a final closing, I've averaged a compounded ~36% return for the last 11 years. The bulk of that came from midstream MLPs and GPs (being in the right place at the right time in the early 2000's ). But thanks for being concerned with my math.
Why isn't Linn bond at $40? :)
As I mentioned, you have to go to the annual unit holder presentations to see most of the data regarding DMLP's operations. Their true mineral royalty business in phenomenal and the reversionary back end Bakken working interests are now on the cusp of starting to add material cash flows (they get a reversionary back end working interest after the operator has received 1.5x drilling cost, or full payback plus 50%). It means DMLP gets a nice piece after the wells are well into the flat part of the curve, meaning the piece of action may be small, but should be low decline. Plus they get an interest in about 150 wells.
It is a legitimate point though that the 10-Qs and 10-K's are minimal, they are a small operation, something like 20 employees and they don't drill or operate. They collect receipts from royalty interests. I owned the old Dorchester Hugoton (DHULZ), Casey McManemin merged 2 of his privately held royalty investment funds into the company, changed the name to Dorchester Minerals (took over as CEO with older CEO staying on - very old man) and has been doing a spectacular job for 10+ years. Heck, they even spun off the XOM holdings to us unitholders during the merger, having had a nice stash of XOM from a deal in the past where they accepted stock rather than cash. It's very much a black box, so obviously should be well understood and researched. It makes up a small position in my portfolio and produces nice distributions, which get redeployed.
Yes, the reserve life is lower than desireable, but tends to move in lock step with their maintenance cap ex drilling.
I actually though the ratio at LGCY was down below 3.0x, perhaps it has crept up. Will need to look at most recent release. They don't go out as far as would be desired in hedging as you point out.
Ok, since you prefer hedging, then that likely rules out Dorchester Minerals (DMLP). I've owned it since it was Dorchester Hugoton. It's essentially a royalty vehicle, in an MLP, rather than a trust. They can actively grow holdings. They have both true royalty interests as well as net profits interests (and some reversionary back end working interests in the Bakken).
Debt free, but variable distribution. Management is top notch. Casey McManemin. Read the annual unit holders reports archived on the website. Very informative.
It's a sleeper type. Just keeps paying me distributions, quarter after quarter after quarter. They add acreage from time to time to replenish inventory.
Are you open to midstream? A lot of well run midstream MLPs, though, I would caution, the sector is very hot. Seems like a new closed end or index fund comes out every month or two tracking the MLPs. It will be difficult for you to find a 8% yield that is associated with a well run, strong midstream company, especially one without IDRs. I'd remain patient and wait for one of those "bobbles" that tend to hit the sector once or twice a year.


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Afterward, Hugh Jones—known to the streetball world as Baby Shaq—declared his road to a second straight Red Bull King of the Rock title was "easy." His celebratory swag, however, reeked of empty machismo and, in a sense, diminished his accomplishment. He walked off Alcatraz Island on Saturday as the champion of the world's premiere one-on-one tournament. He scored $20,000 cash for his coffers. And there was nothing easy about it.
It was grueling. It was gutsy. It was gangsta.
Even Boston Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo, hosting the third annual event at America's most historic prison, was impressed.
"It's not easy," Rondo said. "One-on-one, in these type of conditions, it's a grind. It takes a lot of strength. You've got to be physically and mentally tough. It's a great competition."
It certainly didn't look easy. As the final seconds ticked away in the championship, Baby Shaq, 32, clutched the ball as if his seed's future depended on it, all the while proclaiming, "It's over." And when his 13-12 victory in the finals over Lukas Kraus of the Czech Republic was official, he ripped off his jersey and hoodie and declared he was done. You didn't get the sense that he coasted. It looked and sounded more like he survived a round with Jon "Bones" Jones.
In reality, this 64-man tournament, basketball's version of a decathlon, solidified the legacy of Baby Shaq in streetball lore. The DC native—whose game more resembles a young Charles Barkley—built his reputation as an unstoppable force on the blacktop because of his combination of explosive athleticism, grown-man strength and skill.
But after this autumn night in San Francisco, no doubt remained about his heart, his resolve. On a landmark where only the strong survived, Jones overcame a ton of odds to be the last man standing.
Baby Shaq's first obstacle were the conditions. To call it cold that night would be like saying Halle Berry is pretty. It wasn't Fargo, but it was that special San Francisco brick. A moist chill intensified by a breeze off the Bay that slapped you like a bag of frozen peas. And with the grimey look of Alcatraz's rec yard, it looked cold, too. It was enough to have Izeah "Clutch" Bowman, a Los Angeles native and the 2010 champion, all but making out with the heat lamps before his first game.
Like many players, Baby Shaq donned a sweatsuit under his jersey. And he even had a hoodie under that, along with his trademark do-rag.
But the weather didn't just make the environment uncomfortable. The wind practically eliminated any hope for consistent outside shooting. And warm bodies inhaling that cold air can do a number on your stamina. That's a serious factor in one-on-one, and you could tell the way players were doubled over after each five-minute match.
Another obstacle in his way, one he bore alone, was expectation.
"I wasn't worried about anyone else but him," said Dock Ellis, a Los Angeles native who played college ball at Bakersfield.
Baby Shaq was the No. 2 seed in the tournament, but he was the heavy favorite. It seemed everyone, from Warriors rookie forward Harrison Barnes to DJ Sal Masekela to the hundreds of fans wrapped in fleece blankets, the house money was on Baby Shaq. Literally.
After winning, Jones revealed that he needed that $20,000 prize so he can put some money down on a house for his family.
"This puts us on easy street for a little bit," Baby Shaq said.
Easy street was not his path to the 60-pound steel trophy. He didn't have a problem the first two rounds, dispensing little energy while dispatching of Houston-native Kendrick Cornelius and Serbian Nebojsa Boskovic.
But Dock Ellis was a different story. For the first time in the tournament, Baby Shaq had to work as Ellis had more size and enough athleticism to compete on the defensive end. And Jones' rest-on-defense pattern was taking its toll as Ellis seemed to have little trouble scoring. An upset was in the making. But Jones, a master at using his 6-3, 240-pound frame, eventually wore down Ellis. Forced to hang on for dear life, Ellis was disqualified after reaching the five-foul limit.
This was his Baby Shaq's blueprint for the tournament. Pound. Pound. Pound. It was like watching carpaccio being made, with Baby Shaq's shoulders being the mallet tenderizing the chests of his opponents.
"I couldn't pick him apart as much as I wanted to," Giyoh Shey, the No. 62 seed who made it all the way to the final four. "He's built for this kind of game. I can't really explain it. You've got to get out there and play him. I was one of those people talking about 'I think I can take him down.' I'm a believer now."
Baby Shaq's strategy was obvious. He didn't expend much energy on defense. He simply relied on used his renowned leaping ability to rebound whenever his opponent missed. Then he went to work.
He used his slippery handle to get to his spots on the court. Then, he used his strength and low center of gravity to set up his post moves. He used impressive touch and a clear understanding of angles and how to use the glass to convert seemingly every tough layup. When he didn't, he flashed his quick leaping ability to tip it in.
No jumpers. None of the crazy dunks and fancy moves he was known for on the AND 1 Mixtape Tour. Quite the opposite. More simple, fundamental, methodical.
It got him past North Carolina's Ajanaku Olushala and onto the final four. It got him past Shey—a fluid, explosive athlete who made a name for himself with his play and a $1,000 by winning the dunk contest—and into the final.
Visibly winded, Baby Shaq looked vulnerable as the entire crowd descended upon one court. Kraus, spurred by a large contingent of international players and fans, had emerged as the lovable underdog. A crafty 6-7 shot-maker, Kraus had earned the support of the crowd with his refusal to lose and propensity for pulling off some clever move. Then, he called out Jones.
"Where is Baby Shaq?" he said after advancing to final. "Let's play now."
After what had to feel like a 15-second break, Kraus had his wish. And Baby Shaq, who appeared every bit vulnerable as he grasped for his third wind, had a little extra motivation.
He needed it. Now, the crowd was cheering for his opponent. And he was facing a different kind of player. Not the athletes he'd knocked off on the way, but a tough, helter-skelterish player in Kraus, who with his national team had played against the likes of Dirk Nowitzki and wasn't the least bit scared of Baby Shaq.
In the end, Baby Shaq's power and cleverness inside was too much. Perhaps it was obscured by the scrapping, the staring, the jawing between the two players. Perhaps it was lost in the frenzied crowd sensing the finish line to a three-hour endurance test. Perhaps it was outshined by his somewhat unsportsmanlike banter. But Baby Shaq pulled off something special Saturday night.
It wasn't easy. But that's what made it so respectable.


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Since your sons' names are so eclectic I can't say "X goes better with Gebriael, Roscoe, and Cormac" so... I prefer Soren. I'm really not a big fan of either name though. Severin brings to mind a strict, cold man with sharp cheekbones; he does everything with precision and never smiles. Soren (the "sore" part bothers me) has a far more pleasant image. I picture a man with golden blonde hair and kind eyes; he's artistic and introverted with an air of mystery about him.
Gebriael, Roscoe, and Cormac are all upbeat and genial to me, and I just don't get that from Soren or Severin. From the names in your signature, I think the energetic, spunky Boaz is the best fit. It has the same energy as Roscoe and Cormac and it's Biblical like Gebriael, so it does a lot to tie the three names together.♂ | Samuel ◊ Edward ◊ George ◊ Silas ◊ Arthur ◊ Ezra ◊ Freeman ◊ Dean ◊ Jasper ◊ Solomon
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Is it just me or is gmail much slower to notice emails since switching to the 3 inboxes? I find myself needing to refresh it pretty often to notice Social or Promotional emails. It usually finds the priority inbox stuff automatically but that's it.
Allyson, your last sentence references a unified inbox for the gmail ios app. how do you set that up. I could not find that option.
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Clarke has a few really great knocks from before his current purple patch (Lords '09, for example) but they were somewhat soured by the fact they were often rearguards. A score in the first dig, instead of some daft dismissal, would have helped his team a lot more. I doubt he'd dispute that either. Seems to have finally become that Ponting/Waugh-like lead-from-the-front guy of late and Australia's fortunes have gone with it.
He had another belter in Sri Lanka.
Was only 60 or 70 odd, but it was an amazing knock given the conditions.
Ah Blewett, how i'd turn homo for him. Thats it, im making a Blewett pull shot compilation video. and maybe a cover drive one too, it arouses me to even think of watching such a great video. Will not be making a video of him being bowled through the gate by a nipping little off cutter, it would go for HOURS......
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His ton in Perth against England alone is a pull shot extravaganza. What a knock that was.
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Well said Steve.
Unfortunately, the problem as I see it is that no matter how informed, or what your reason for voting for a candidate,it is becoming more and more apparent that our system has been hijacked,
and we continue to be forced to vote for the lessor of two evils.
Democrats and Republicans, are two sides of the same dirty coin.
It is time to quit expecting the "Problem" to solve the "Problem".
The time has come for "I.L.A.C."
"I lack confidence in the promises of these candidates."
After all the occupations, and tea parties, the only poll that counts, is the vote in November.
Let the people go to the voting booth armed with the awareness of "I.L.A.C."
If a "super majority" vote "I.L.A.C." on any candidates, in any race, no matter their party affiliation.
It means , to quote a Trumpisim, "You are Fired.", or "TERM" limits.
I would like to see "I.L.A.C." on every ballot in the country.
It is doable, simple, and inexpensive to put a place on our ballot, so that we can vote "none of the above", "I.L.A.C.".
It can be done prior to the November 2012 elections.
If the politicians or bureaucrats won't do it, write in," I.L.A.C."
"I.L.A.C." works within the system provided by our founding fathers, to change our government when needed, at the "The ballot box."
Thanks to the power of the internet the idea of "I.L.A.C.", can be spread about this different choice, and the corrupt, self serving politicians can't stop it.
I believe, that just the awareness that people are considering " I.L.A.C." will cause the politicians to be more careful when making campaign promises.
If not, we will keep sending them home until someone "GETS IT"
Thank you politician for spending all that money and supporting the economy. "NEXT".
A peaceful revolution is possible, local, state and federal, "I.L.A.C.",
If we keep doing what we have always been doing, we will keep getting what we have always been getting.
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Nikki Beach Turks and Caicos Closes
Say farewell to another luxury resort. Leeward Resort Ltd. the owner of the Nikki Beach Resort & Spa in Turks and Caicos, has been placed into receivership. The resort, which offered 48 rooms and suites with luxury amenities, has been closed after being open less than tow years. The Nikki Beach brand remains afloat with resorts around the world including Miami, New York and Thailand. The British Caribbean Bank will manage the 430-acre resort and 110-slip mega-yacht marina and is hoping for a buyer. Since the Four Seasons Exuma was recently snapped up by Sandals there's reason to believe that their might be another hotel company willing to make a deal and pick up a resort which has been widely regarded as one of most exclusive in the Caribbean. Expansion plans for the resort had included condominiums, a spa, casino and new restaurants.


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Wedding Photographer, Portrait – Vincent Cheng from Malaysia
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The first camera I laid my hands on was the Nikon FG SLR film camera which belonged to my dad.
My interest for photography further developed after witnessing the joyous moments captured by my own wedding photographer. From then onwards, my passion for wedding photography flourished and I started photographing weddings as a 2nd shooter for some of Malaysia's reknown wedding photographers.
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