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Oil & Gas Mergers and Acquisitions Report – Year-end 2012
Stable oil prices support a healthy deal market
The oil and gas industry continued to demonstrate strong merger and acquisition activity in 2012, driven by one large international transaction and continuing activity in unconventional and deepwater oil and gas resources. In spite of depressed natural gas prices in North America, the opportunities in oil and natural gas liquids created a healthy investment environment. Much of the new investment came from outside the region, from national oil companies and other international buyers. Oil prices were relatively stable during 2012, held back by the economic slowdown in Europe and the sluggish nature of the U.S. recovery, among other factors. Political uncertainty over the direction of tax and fiscal policy in Washington may have had a negative impact on the deal market during 2012. The total 2012 value of global energy deals reached $321.5 billion, compared to $300.6 billion in 2011, despite a drop in the number of deals from 698 to 576.
Deloitte has prepared the Oil & Gas Mergers and Acquisitions Report – Year-end 2012: Stable oil prices support a healthy deal market; which covers deals from the past 12 months by sector. The report also discusses:
- Continued global interest in North American unconventional plays
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- Independent companies now comprising the majority of the U.S. downstream sector
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As used in this document, 'Deloitte' means Deloitte LLP (and its subsidiaries). Please see www.deloitte.com/us/about for a detailed description of the legal structure of Deloitte LLP and its subsidiaries. Certain services may not be available to attest clients under the rules and regulations of public accounting.


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With both in my hands I figured I would see how they performed in an equal competition.
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60# Power Tough limbs 1HP 9121
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max pull 61 lbs
Limbdriver Pro V rest
Copper John Gravedigger Bulls Eye sight
D-loop (no nock sets) 5 grains
CE kisser button - 5 grains with serving thread knots
X-Factor string dampers 2@ 13 grains each
Alien Z setup
60# Barnsdale limbs #155
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28" draw
max pull 58 lbs
Limbdriver Pro V rest
Copper John Gravedigger Bulls Eye sight
D-loop with nock sets - 7 grains
CE kisser button -5 grains with serving knots
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Ammunition - 27" CE Maxima Hunter 250 arrows with Blazer vanes - 347.1 grains actual measured weight.
Release - Tru Fire Edge
Chronograph - Beta Chrony @ 1 foot from bow - 10 consecutive shots from each bow
Cougar FC
Lo 267.1
Hi 276.5
Avg 271.5
Spread 9.43
Sd 2.64
Calculatd IBO using average - 322 fps
Alien Z
Lo 281.6
Hi 296.1
Avg 286.5
Spread 14.49
Sd 4.12
Calculated IBO using average - 340 fps
Even with limb saver limb dampening buttons the Z has slightly more felt vibration.
I feel the Cougar could benefit from some further tuning. The string serving is also very long, over 10 inches in length. The Nitro 1.5 cams have the general profile of the Hybrix 2 cams but are scaled down. The Cougar has an easier draw cycle with the smaller cams also. Not a huge amount but noticeable.
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Alexander Kristoff registered his third straight top 10 finish for the BMC Racing Team with seventh place in a bunch sprint Thursday in the first of two stages at the Tour du Poitou-Charentes.
Received A Good Lead-Out
The BMC Racing Team lead-out train of Florian Stalder, Martin Kohler, Cole House and Danilo Wyss propelled Kristoff into the top five in the final 200 meters, but he was unable to hold his position as Jimmy Engoulvent (Saur-Sojasun) took the win. Kristoff was also best for the team (42nd place) in the 22 km evening time trial, won by Markel Irizar (Team RadioShack). Kristoff said Friday's final stage, with a finish circuit that includes a steep climb, might be one for Wyss. "Danilo felt good today and maybe if he feels strong tomorrow in the final we will try to put him in position for the sprint."


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My 13 year old son shot his first bird today. Actually a first for the family as the old man hasn't ever shot a turkey lol. We stalked through a thick 120 acre cedar thicket and after about 300 yards and 1 1/2 hours later we heard turkeys talking in the ravine about 100 yards ahead of us. We crawled on our hands and knees to a downed tree branch and waited till they walked out. He shot the lead, a nice jake, at about 25-30 yards. I thought there was 4 or 5 turkeys with him but when the shot rang off about 20 of them went mad. I couldn't believe it as I only saw 3 of them! My friend who owns the land told me 2 years ago him and his dad spotted 175 of them one morning while they were deer hunting. When I was a kid growing up 60 miles from here, a high school buddy of mine had to travel across missouri to turkey hunt with his grandpa. Now 25 years later, SW Iowa and NW Missouri are saturated.
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Awesome trip to the ravine this weekend. Left the parking lot at Pinkham @ 10:15 and got to HoJo's at 11:15.
The trail was a mixed-bad of ice and slush, and it made for slow-ish going, especially with my heavy pack (50lbs on the scale at Pinkham). Dropped our stuff in Shelter #5 (first one off the trail = nice) and I geared up on the deck and headed up towards Hillmans.
^ one of the most repeated pics in TRs.
The snow ranger (named sean, nice older guy) told me I had a couple hours of sunshine left, and I decided to hike up to Lower Snowfields and take those down. Nothing of that sort was gonna happen. I made quick time up the trail, kicking steps in the extremely icy snow. Below the curve, where HH turns straight towards HoJo's, the trail was covered in a pattern of little snow numbs, 2" tall. Not cool. I got to about 30 feet below the cutoff to LS and made the decision that there was no way I was gonna get down this safely on skis. So I started down-climbing. All the freaking way down. I passed two skiers on their way up and fended off a couple nags about my 'blades. Totally friendly though, I was surprised at how open they were and how easy we got a conversation started. Definitely much more friendly than I would have expected in a normal situation. They told me that they were gonna ski the snowfields too, but I wished them luck and kept going down. At one point, I did put the skis on, but I just could not hold an edge on the horribly crappy ice-snow. One guy climbing down with 'pons and an axe lent me his axe for the downclimb, with made things a lot easier. Never going up there again to ski w/out an axe. Hit the deck at Hojos and talked to my dad, who had climbed into the bowl. Apparently a line of people were hiking up the lip, and about three per hour were coming down. Very, very icy. Tons of :yardsale:s and one massive cliff huck on lookers right icefall. After some time recovering on the deck, I skied down the Sherbie to the first crossover. It was a lot farther down that I thought it would be. I ended up hiking up the TUX trail for about an hour in ski boots. Ouch. Massive blister on my foot now.
Two french guys from Quebec had moved into the shelter while we were gone. We ate dinner and got into the sleeping bags @ 6:15. The French guys (2 from our shelter and 6 or so others from another shelter) were up talking and laughing and drinking until about 9. It was really neat to listen to their conversation and realize that we must sound at least that foreign to them. About 10:00 a ranger came around asking for help in a rescue. Turns out, a climber had been descending the headwall from the summit at night, tripped, fell down the entire 'wall, and had some sort of a leg injury. We did not have any where near the gear to help out, and would only have caused more of a problem. 1st rule of First Aid, after all. Turns out, he had broken his leg, and a team of 20 people carried him down to hojos and then a snowmobile took him down at about 11:30. Kinda sucked to sit there helpless, but it was better than causing more of a problem.
Sunday Morning, I hiked my skis up into the Ravine proper and beat the snow rangers up, thus missing their spiel on the daily dangers.
Skied one run from about 1/2 Lunch Rocks to get a feel for the snow. perfectly soft, mushy snow.
^thats me in the center of the image, leaning way back.
The sun was blasting the whole right side of the ravine, no conditions problems at all. Left side was still icy, however. Watching more and more people coming down Sluice and RG, i decided to try my hand at it. The hiking was scary. That's the only word for it.
I kicked my way in boots quite a way up the Sluice, and then got scared out of my mind. I was starting to slip down a little bit with each step, and had no way to self-arrest if I had slipped. I was gonna fall all the way to Lunch Rocks. However, the snow was slippery enough that I couldn't immediately sit down and put the skis on. I booted across the sluice to right below one of the ice-falls and sat on the edge of a crevasse.
Extremely stupid, I know, but I didn't feel at all safe continuing to a better spot and from what I could tell up there, this was the only way to do it. I tried to minimize my time in the fall zone, but it was still risky. The whole time I was sitting there I was thinking "Oh crap, I'm gonna be the next person they carry out of here. I'm gonna get hit with a chunk of ice. I'm gonna slip. Holy Sh!t" Eventually I got my skis on and had an awesome ski down to the bottom of the bowl, where I promptly collapsed.
After assuring the ranger I was ok, I hiked back up to my perch on lunch rocks and drained a Nalgene., while watching the show in the bowl. Some truly excellent icefall runs, some truly excellent :yardsale:s. One 'boarded did a complete front flip about five feet off the ground and then landed on his face. Another skier started carwheeling and speared his ski into the snow. it came off and stood there, completely vertical, quivering, while he tumbled all the way down with one ski. Another skier lost a ski and finished his run on one ski, completely in control. Great day to just sit and watch.
Skied again off the top of lunch rocks and down to the bowl. Last run in the bowl. My dad hiked down and we headed to Hojos. I met surf88 on the way down (first T4Ter i've seen in a "natural environment", good to meet you). Despite the fact that Little Headwall was closed, a group of stupid people was still skiing down it.
Got to the deck, grabbed the rest of my gear from the shelter, skied the Sherbie out (see other threads for Sherbie beta), which was a really good ski, despite the cover.
I only had to wait about 20 mins for my father at the bottom. Ate at Margaritas in Bartlett (excellent Mexican) and got home at 9:30. Despite the icy conditions first day, It was by far my best trip to Tuckerman Ravine. Next year, i'll have an axe and maybe 'pons, so i'm thinking about lip, chute, etc. Can't wait.
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Dr Jim Brockbank has retired after 26 years at Park Road Surgery. Jim is a much loved General Practitioner who has been the senior partner at the practice for many years, as well as involved with the training of new GPs and will be missed by patients and staff alike. Over the years Jim has also taken part in charity events, such as epic cycle rides and was in this paper recently when he shaved off his moustache for charity.
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A woman whose car slid into a parked car on Saturday has slammed Surrey County Council (SCC) for demanding £1,000 for a grit bin for her road snow-bound street.
Young Muslims help sweep snow
1:50pm Wednesday 23rd January 2013
A group of young Ahmadi Muslims were out in force this weekend helping to shovel snow from pathways.
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Commuters faced delays as long as 80 minutes at Sutton Station this morning.
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8:49am Monday 21st January 2013
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11:36am Friday 18th January 2013
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nobody wants them... lol
wow nobody wanted free tickets!! ok...
I'll take e'm off your hands
sweet... they are being emailed right now.... enjoy the game...
damn so sad that I missed out on this opportunity.
and they are gone.......................
my homie won on twitter ^ i was the one after him -_-
^ My pleasure
Very nice of you to give them away, awesome of you.
Well who wants them.
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I would love tickets for tonight!
Sent you a PM, thanks a lot man!! Rep for you
Got it! Happy New Year! Ill be sure to share some pics!
I'm gonna have to watch this thread more closely lol. I keep missing out.
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I'm interested, how do I enter?
Put me in the raffle, thanks Clip-Man
Count me in for sure, Clip-Man. Tonight's work can wait until tomorrow! Cheers.
Definitely put me in this!
I want in on the raffle. How do I enter?
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The dog allegedly tried to bite the resident's leg when he opened the door, and then ran into a bedroom where it also bit at a broom the resident was using to try and get the dog out of the house.
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1:25 a.m.: A pit bull allegedly killed a Chihuahua in the front yard of a residence on the 1400 block of Autumn Lane. The owner of the Chihuahua was reportedly bit during the attack when he tried to separate the two dogs. The pit bull is suspected of getting loose from a nearby yard when it was scared by the New Year's Eve fireworks. The incident was reported to the city's animal control office.
2:02 a.m.: Police arrested a 25-year-old man in the area of Lincoln Boulevard and Lowell Avenue for driving under the influence. The man allegedly struck another vehicle at a nearby shopping center and then drove away.
2:07 a.m.: Officers arrested a 42-year-old man who refused to leave the lobby of the emergency room at Sutter Tracy Community Hospital. The man did not need medical attention and was allegedly intoxicated.
8:16 a.m.: A 32-year-old woman was arrested during a traffic stop in the area of Royal Court and Colony Drive when it was discovered she had several outstanding traffic warrants from Modesto, Manteca and Gilroy. She was taken to San Joaquin County Jail in French Camp. Police had the woman's vehicle towed from the scene.
9:04 a.m.: Police arrested a 22-year-old woman in the area of Grant Line Road and MacArthur Drive. It was discovered during a traffic stop that the woman had four outstanding warrants. She was taken to the San Joaquin County Jail, and her vehicle was towed.
2:53 p.m.: An 18-year-old Walmart associate was arrested at the store, 3010 W. Grant Line Road, for allegedly stealing from the business. The female employee was taken to San Joaquin County Jail.
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The Flexx Handlebar System provides the most comfortable ride possible and virtually eliminates vibration. No other handlebar on the market can provide the rider with the performance and comfort benefits that the patented Flexx Handlebar System can. The Flexx Handlebar System flexes in the same plane as the front suspension allowing a natural movement for your arms that compliments the suspension. The rider can also control how soft or stiff the Flexx Handlebar System rides as well as adjusting the rise of the handlebar. These options can be obtained through changing the elastomers and shims to create the perfect bend and desired stiffness for your needs.
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According to Bartow County Sheriff's Office reports, the Winterwood Court resident had fired two shots at his wife just before 1 a.m. The woman said the man had been drinking heavily since 9:30 p.m. Dec. 24 over suspicions that a family member was having an affair.
The man had entered the bedroom and cursed the family member, waking his wife. When she told him to stop, he allegedly grabbed his wife and slammed her into the wall. After she attempted to flee, the man fired one shot from a handgun from a distance of about 10 feet, missing her. She fled to the kitchen to get her keys and cellphone when he again fired toward her, telling her, "I could have hit you if I wanted to," the reported stated. The woman went to a neighbor's and called 911.
When deputies arrived, the initial deputy parked in a position where he could observe the front yard and a portion of the backyard. The wife advised the man had a ".44 or some kind of handgun, a shotgun and a WWII rifle — probably a Mauser," according to the report.
The deputy reported that the sergeant contacted the suspect and attempted to negotiate the man's surrender. The man told deputies he was going to kill himself. The sergeant "maintained phone contact with [the suspect] for a prolonged period of time attempting to talk [the suspect] out of suicide," the report stated.
Once the man advised he was going to turn on the gas inside the residence, Bartow County Fire Department and Atlanta Gas Light were called in. Residents in six homes around the area were evacuated as a precaution.
Shortly thereafter, the suspect broke off contact, eventually turning on a light after deputies made contact over the loudspeaker. Deputies, using a ballistic shield, approached the home and removed the power meter to disable the security lights and the gas was turned off minutes later. After the wife provided keys, deputies again approached the house and set off an interior alarm when they opened the garage door. No odor of gas was detected inside the house, so deputies backed away and took up surveillance positions.
An additional deputy arrived to attempt negotiations but received no response. At 6:45 a.m. deputies returned to their vehicles "as no one was in imminent danger, and [the suspect] had been unresponsive to the pleas for his surrender." A deputy was posted at a distance to observe the house.
Just after 11 a.m. Christmas Day, deputies were called back to the residence after family members found the suspect deceased inside.
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An attractive full-grain leather top flap make this portfolio stick out while the full leather bottom helps it to stand up. Two full slash pockets, pen pockets and card pockets inside, a full zippered pocket on the back, and two large pockets on the outside help you stay organized. A leather grab handle and adjustable padded shoulder strap help bring comfort when you make that long walk to connect to your next flight. Leather flap straps, grab handle, and shoulder strap D-rings all riveted for extra reinforcement. Made in USA.
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My wife got me this bag for our anniversary and it was an outstanding gift. This bag is durable, attractive, and very useful. I love traveling with it, whether in town or on the road. The only thing that I would add is an internal clip to hold keys so that they don't rattle around the bag. Otherwise, this is pretty much perfect.
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I received this bag for Christmas from my fiancé, and he totally hit the jackpot! It is roomy enough for my laptop, portfolio, and files, and has plenty of pockets to keep everything organized on my frequent business trips. Gorgeous, cheery pink and black is stunning and feminine, yet this bag is rugged enough to handle daily use with ease. The construction and quality are outstanding, and I'm proud to support a Minnesota company! I LOVE this bag!
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It is a joy to use this bag every workday. I can pack a lunch bag, change of shoes, and a 1 liter water bottle inside, plus my work papers. Amazing, high quality hide and canvas. The ultimate combination of utility and luxury. People where I work approach me and comment on what a nice bag I have. I tell them it is from Duluth Pack!
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This bag is beautiful, extremely well constructed, has lots of interior pockets. Quite acceptable for school or the board of directors. Roomy enough for spare trousers & shave kit for weekend.
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I bought this bag for when I begin my clinical years in medical school--I wanted something more professional than a backpack, but I can't stand most briefcases out there. I love how "earthy" this bag is, and the deep olive green is such a great color. My wife loves the bag, and thinks it's definitely the "me" briefcase/bag out there. I have the feeling this bag will last a long time.
My only complaint about the bag is the bright gold brass fittings--I wish they would have had a more dull and antique finish, as I'm not of fan of the bright brass (too "flashy" for me). However, it didn't occur to me until after I ordered it that I could have asked Duluth Pack to change the type of fittings used--it's just so rare to run into a company who will modify their product for you personally, that it didn't even occur to me!
Posted on 12/16/2010 by Charlie
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I have owned this briefcase for almost 5 years now and it's still going string. The leather is extremely durable and after 5 years still looks like new. I use this bag on a daily bases too. The canvas straps are very durable and have held up, even in a motorcycle crash. This bag literally saved me when I was in a motorcycle accident. The bag was between me and the pavement and took the brunt of the contact.
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I travel extensively for work and need to carry many different items. This bag has been great to dump anything (laptop, books, presentations etc.) into and it is comfortable to carry. The heavy duty construction ensures that it won't break on me (no flimsy shoulder straps). And probably most importantly this is a great conversation starter with clients. It definitely stands out compared to everyone else's black briefcase.
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It holds all my stuff. The pockets are the right sizes. It looks great (something to stand apart from all the briefcases) I think it'll last forever.
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The Executive Portfolio is a well-designed, well-constructed, stylish bag that I use every day to carry my necessities to and from work, as well as if I go on the road for any reason. It's perfect for my notepads, papers, business cards, and MP3 player, as well as having ample room to include my laptop, mouse, power adaptor and other computer stuff like CD-ROMs and cables. I've worn out significantly lesser bags, but I've had my Duluth Pack Executive Portfolio for two years now and it's barely even showing wear.
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I take a lot of stuff with me when I go to work. This bag carries it all with ease. It could also be a nice overnight bag if you travel light. The pockets and dividers keep things organized. The bag is so well made, it should be the last bag I buy in this size.
Yes, it is expensive, but worth it. I plan to buy more bags in different sizes as my cheaper bags wear out. It will take a while to get a full set, but these bags will last for the rest of my life.
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Developing wind turbines requires a smooth, continuous development process in which modeling and simulation plays a large role. From the earliest design phase to the automatic generation of production code, engineers need the ability to test new ideas in simulation and to quickly compare the performance of the new design to the requirements. Working in a single simulation environment can offer significant improvements over a traditional development process.
The model of a complete wind turbine (including mechanical, electrical and hydraulic systems) will be used to show:
• How to link design and system specifications to tightly integrate the requirements into the design process
• How to develop system-level models that can detect integration issues before building hardware
• How to automatically run tests, evaluate the results, and document system performance
• How simulation models can be converted to C code for tasks such as HIL testing and parameter sweeps
These points will be illustrated with demonstrations using the model and the simulation software. Experience with MATLAB and Simulink is helpful, but not required to learn from this webinar.
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Were there ever a time to use "fail," as the contemporary vernacular permits, it is now, and in reference to this deplorable display of legal representation: it was an epic fail.
– Judge Bruce Markell, in a recent opinion in a Las Vegas Chapter 13 bankruptcy proceeding, which concluded that the debtors' attorneys, Barry Levinson and Jeremy Mondejar, should be sanctioned for their ineffective representation.
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