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Screen capture of a video showing clashes between rebels and Kurdish militias in the Aleppo suburb of Achrafieh. Posted on YouTube on October 28, 2012.
Although many Syrian Kurds joined the popular uprising against Bashar al-Assad's regime at the beginning of the Syrian revolt, some have since distanced themselves from the rebellion. A week ago, for the first time since the conflict began, rebels from the Free Syrian Army (FSA) clashed with Kurdish militias. The rebels have since accused Kurdish leaders of having made a deal to support al-Assad.
The clashes pitted FSA rebels against members of the Kurdish Democratic Union Party (PYD) – the main Kurdish political party in Syria – in the majority Kurdish suburb of Achrafieh in the northern city of Aleppo. This suburb had been, until then, spared of the violence that has shaken Aleppo since July 20.
According to local residents contacted by FRANCE 24, the confrontation broke out when several FSA rebels entered Achrafieh, and members of Kurdish militias manning checkpoints into the neighbourhood tried to chase them out. Since the start of the conflict in Syria, the PYD has declared itself neutral and has consistently tried to keep FSA fighters away from areas under its control.
The Syrian Observatory of Human Rights, a London-based opposition watchdog, claims 30 people died in the clashes. This latest incident could signify a shift in relations between Syrian Kurds and the rebellion.
Since July, the Syrian army has been pulling out of the towns mostly inhabited by Kurds in areas bordering Turkey, and these areas are now under PYD control.
Before the start of the conflict, the Kurdish community, which accounts for almost 15 percent of the Syrian population, had been marginalised by the authorities. In March 2004, a Kurdish protest movement was
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Images showing clashes between armed groups that are part of the FSA and Kurdish militias in the suburb of Achrafieh. Video posted on October 28 on YouTube.
Ahmed Bahoz
Hamid Mesud
"We want to stay out of the armed conflict"
Ahmed Bahoz, a Kurdish activist close to the PYD, lives in the suburb of Achrafieh in Aleppo.
The army bombarded Achrafieh the day before the Eid holiday [October 26] because members of the Free Syrian Army had infiltrated the area. Around 15 people were killed in the air strikes, all civilians. We were angry; we didn't want this to happen again. So we organised a protest march the following day. Unfortunately, this didn't dissuade the rebel groups from trying to enter the suburb again. But this time, defence committees in charge of protecting the suburb tried to push them back, thus sparking the clashes.
Some of them accused us of being subservient to Bashar al-Assad's regime. That's not true. The Kurds rose up against the regime in 2004, well before the start of the Arab Spring. We have also been part of the demonstrations against the regime
since April 2011
. But when the revolt turned into an armed conflict, we preferred to stay on the sidelines because we chose to follow the path of non-violent resistance.
Video of the demonstration against the Free Syrian Army in the Kurdish suburb of Achrafieh. Posted on YouTube on October 27.
Ahmed Bahoz
"Bashar al-Assad's regime has signed a secret non-aggression pact with the PYD"
Hamid Mesud is a Syrian Kurd journalist who has taken refuge in France.
Bashar al-Assad's regime has signed a secret non-aggression pact with the PYD [Kurdish Democratic Party], the major Kurdish party in Syria. Since the start of the insurrection, the regime has been granting Syrian nationality to hundreds of thousands of Kurds who had lost it in the 1960s, as well as to stateless Kurds. We estimate some 60,000 people have benefited from this measure.
The regime has also allowed Kurds to speak the Kurdish language and exercise their cultural traditions. The authorities in Syria have clearly sought to placate the PYD, which is a branch of the PKK [the Kurdistan Workers' Party, a guerrilla group fighting against the Turkish state for an independent Kurdistan] and whose members have large stockpiles of weapons. The regime's sudden acts of goodwill towards the Kurds are also explained by its desire, since the beginning of the uprising, to show the international community that it cares about the fate of its minorities.
In July, the Syrian army outright withdrew from Kurdish areas in the north of the country, such as the towns of Derik, Ayn al-Arab, and Afrin, which have since come under PYD control. The PYD now controls the administration of Kurdish majority regions and its defence committees manage security in the region. In exchange for this, the PYD has committed to not supporting the revolution and to preventing the FSA – which it suspects was created by its enemy Turkey – from entering Kurdish areas.
The Syrian regime is an historic ally of the PKK, which has been at war with the Turkish regime since 1984. Its leader, Abdullah Ocalan, lived in Syria for 25 years. Bashar al-Assad could therefore, if needed, use the Kurds as a tool, notably by providing logistical support against the rebellion in order to destabilise Turkey, which supports it. The PYD's leaders currently have their sights set on a future after Assad. They want to take advantage of the anarchic situation to gain their autonomy and assert their power over Kurdish majority regions; that way, they hope to be able to force the Syrian politicians of tomorrow to take their demands into account. They are also interested in keeping their region away from the war in order to prevent the estimated four million Kurds in Syria from
fleeing the country
"Arabs and Kurds are brothers in this country. We will not let the regime foster hatred between us", says a Kurdish officer of the FSA in a video statement published on YouTube on October 28.
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NEW BEDFORD — A city paramedic who was fired earlier this year for hitting and killing a pedestrian wants his job back now that all legal charges against him have been dropped.
Benjamin Fuertes was initially charged in the Feb. 4 motor vehicle accident, in which he struck Manuel F. Sousa, 58, as he crossed Brock Avenue, but a clerk magistrate failed to find probable cause for the charges, a finding that was upheld by a district court judge.
However, the city's decision to fire him, a decision that was made before the court proceedings played out, has not been revisited.
"I would like my job back," Fuertes said. "I was wrongfully terminated, and because the (court) case turned out the way it did, I was hoping they would just give it right back to me, but they're playing hardball."
Fuertes has appealed his termination with civil service, but a pretrial hearing on the matter that was to be held earlier this month was postponed at the city's request, according to Fuertes.
City Solicitor Irene Schall confirmed that her office is handling the civil service appeal but she would not comment in any additional detail.
Mayor Scott W. Lang said he will not consider any kind of settlement agreement with Fuertes.
"There is no way that I'm bringing back a guy who drives for the city of New Bedford who struck a pedestrian in the middle of the street in broad daylight with a windshield you couldn't see through," Lang said.
"I'm holding him responsible. I think he was negligent," the mayor said.
Police said Fuertes' windshield was salt-encrusted at the time of the accident. Fuertes' attorney, Anthony C. Savastano, said the facts proved that Fuertes was blinded by the early morning sun.
Mark Messier, president of the local chapter of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, the union that represents the city's paramedics, said it concerned him that the city had taken action against Fuertes for an incident that happened when he was off duty, especially when that incident did not result in legal charges.
"The city ... (thinks) they're higher than the court system because he was guilty before being found innocent," Messier said.
Messier said an AFSCME attorney had been assigned to help Fuertes with his civil service appeal.
Fuertes also has an employment discrimination lawsuit against New Bedford, which he filed in 2008, pending in New Bedford Superior Court. The city filed a motion asking summary judgment, which was denied, and a jury trial is scheduled for October.
Fuertes is also considering filing a wrongful-termination suit against New Bedford; his decision on whether to file that suit will be based on what action the city takes in his civil service appeal, he said.
Fuertes said the February crash was a horrible accident and there is not a day that goes by that he doesn't think about it.
"I wanted to express my apologies to the family," he said. "If I could change things, if I was able to change things, I would."
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http://themottos.blogspot.com Shelly
Julie, I can totally relate to this post. My husband is looking at getting out at the end of our current assignment. We've bought a house here and plan to stay, but it is scary to go into the unknown and let go of the security. I've always found that getting out is hardly ever talked about in the military community, almost like it is a negative thing, but when it is what is best for a family that makes it a positive! I wish you all the best, and I hope the deployment goes quickly.
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Yeah. Its why we decised to get out. Right after 9/11 they called me, just after my inactive years, and asked me to come back. A quick chat with hubby, while on th phone still, and he said if i do … hed divorce me. I really believe that was no joke. Hed rather we have what little we have right now, look to a better future, than lose me in a war, mentally or my life. I kinda like that he said no, but my patriotic side was really thining about it. They never called him, but he had 2 months left on his inactive time and we were concerned theyd call him back.
my husband got out a year ago and it was rough to start with but then we got a place to live and he got a job and honestly i dont miss the army or the deployments we are so much happier than we ever were in the army. Good luck it will be rough to start with but once he can get a job you can leave the army behind and be used to having him around all the time it's really nice
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Honestly, I thought getting out was a horrible idea for our family, but my husband insisted and did it regardless my opinion. It took him almost a year to find a job. He's been to two schools. We still owe the Army money because the base we were at sucked at finance and we're 1300 miles away so it's not something that can just be fixed. It's been a complete 100% struggle and I wish we hadn't had to go through just so he could be close to his friends, most of whom we don't talk to, or see, and some he hasn't seen at all in the 1+ years we've been back in the same town. The Army had it's sucky points, but the post-Army life hasn't been anything but a pain in my ass.
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Hi. We went thru this, but differently. My husband and i were both in the Navy. We met over seas during a cruise/shore situation in EU. In the 90's we were in the old Navy just as it was getting nternet. Our relationship was long distance, for 6 months. Then i got out where he was stationed. On east coast. He had a year or so left. We got married and i became a Navy wife. Ha. Best of both lifes. When he deployed i went home to family on west coast. That happened twice, but two other times while with him, lived thru horrible hurricane situstions and he had to leave with the ship to sea and i was stuck by myself without a drivers liscense. When he got out we ran from a local hurricane as we traveled to west coast . We settled in weat near my family hoping to save good money and go back East, but west is bad for jobs, layoffs etc, even before bad economy in 2008. We make due. God always provided, still does. Be calm and carry on.
You should totally wriye about your transition. Truth, tips, thoughts, etc to help others as they too get out. There may not be much else out there for other veteran families just transitioning out, but your journey would be great to share with others. I bet really helpul, esp with kids.
Ps. Just have to tell you what a great pic of you both this is on this post! Wishing you the best, and i will look out for your other transition posts…
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I hope some of your peace finds me, I'm terrified of getting out this summer!
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Congratulations! My hubby is ready to be out too. His enlistment is up next year, but he hasn't made a final decision yet. He knows I'm terrified of civilian life right now, but he isn't so worried. I think I'm more worried about leaving the state I love so much…the only state our children have known…and starting somewhere else. I love our church, our house, our life here.
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Well, it is day one in the new house, and after a whole day of unpacking and settling and water the grass and answering calls, I can say that...it looks like I have nothing done. The garage is still full of boxes, the rooms seem empty, my office is in parts all across the multiple test tables and I am sitting here wondering what to do next. I think that is going to be sleep, unfortunately.
It took me two trips with a 15' rental truck to make it with all my goods and I didn't bring the second load in to the garage until after midnight last night. I spent all
One more day...
Subject: Editorial | June 24, 2005 - 09:19 AM | Ryan Shrout
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Just one more day until moving day. Tomorrow, bright and early, my helpful friends and I will pack up the UHaul truck and I will hopefully drive it safely an hour and half north to where my new house is finished and waiting. I closed on it nearly 2 full weeks ago, but because of my recently trips and the 7800 GTX article that needed to be completed on time, I waited to move-in. The office is now completely packed up with the expection of this single computer that I am typing on now; its a barren wastela
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Since May 27th I have not been in my town or residence for more than 18 hours at a time. And that has only been twice since the 27th. Right now, after returning from a trip to SFO, I am getting ready to head out once again to take care of some family obligations for birthdays and graduations yet again. It is really becoming a drain trying to do all the work I usually do at home on a notebook computer, without easy access to all the references and information I need. And it doesn't show any signs of letting up really as some important launches are coming up this month
June Gets Busier
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I already knew that June was going to be a busy month for me, with a final walk through on my new house tomorrow and a closing on the 14th. Plus we are planning on moving in by the end of June if at all possible. Other than that, we have birthdays, graduations, outtings and other friend and family obligations that are right in the middle of of everything as well. Did I mention we are going to have a lot of products being announced or briefed this month as well? Both NVIDIA and ATI are going to be touting their next gen GPUs over the next 60 days, so stay tuned for al
Computex or ... bust?
Subject: Editorial | May 30, 2005 - 11:35 PM | Ryan Shrout
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I guess up until this point, I have been pretty lucky. For more than 5 years I have been attending conferences and shows like Computex without much of a hassle. Oh my, how this year has been different.
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Subject: Editorial | May 29, 2005 - 03:04 PM | Ryan Shrout
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I just finished up packing for my trip to Computex in Taipei, Taiwan and I head to the airport in less than an hour. The total travel time for one way on this trip: 26 hours. Oh ye haw.
I have a very busy 5 days planned, even having several meetings the day before the show starts, which is unusual for me. I'll try to keep you all updated as much as I can in the form of articles, news posts and blog entries. Keep checking back!
Intel Releases 820 and 670 Processors
Subject: Editorial | May 26, 2005 - 04:06 PM | Ryan Shrout
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Today Intel officially released the Intel 820 processor which is a dual core Smithfield CPU running at 2.8 GHz. It has 2 x 1 MB L2 cache and an 800 MHz FSB. Performance on it so far looks to be right where we expect it to be: low on single threaded apps, acceptable on multi threaded apps, and really good for multitasking machines as well. I currently have mine in our 945G reference board for testing, hopefully it will be done in time that I can write the review on the flight to Computex.
The other CPU released was the Intel 670 processor that runs at 3.8 GHz on a P
AGIEA PhysX Article Online
Subject: Editorial | May 24, 2005 - 10:10 AM | Ryan Shrout
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I have just let loose the AGEIA PhysX preview article I was alluding to yesterday. I think you'll find this article to be among the better out there on the subject as we take a much deeper look into what work AGEIA has to do before this idea can take off, and unfortunately for them, its a lot of work. With a long development cycle on PC games getting only longer, the amount of time that will pass before we see anything substantial making use of this suprisingly expensive
Back from E3
Subject: Editorial | May 23, 2005 - 05:43 PM | Ryan Shrout
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I got back from E3 late last night, and unfortunately fell straight to sleep. There wasn't a lot of excitement going on there from a hardware point of view, especially with both the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 missing in action for playable demos. I am putting the finishing touches on an article I think you'll find very interesting, though it falls outside the boundes of what current technologies are out there. It should be up in the morning tomorrow.
I think I might have enough info on the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 GPUs to get a short article comparing the
Off to E3
Subject: Editorial | May 17, 2005 - 11:42 PM | Ryan Shrout
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Well, in about 6 hours I'll be on a plane to LA for this years Electronics Entertainment Expo, otherwise known as the mecha of the gaming world. While the Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and Nintendo Revolution announcements have all already been shown, now its time to get the nose on the floor and hunt out information on the hardware behind these beasts!
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- Recently, the Australian dollar touched a four-year low of 0.8553 against the U.S. dollar.
- The Reserve Bank of Australia expects the Australian dollar to depreciate further.
- BHP Billiton's earnings are sensitive to the strength of the Australian dollar against the U.S. dollar.
- The company has great financial efficiency ratios and a great dividend.
- The projected earnings for next year are less than what the company earned in the trailing twelve months.
- The stock shows about the same risk as reward and I'm going to take a pass on purchasing the stock for the IRA.
- BHP Billiton's valuation has suffered due to associations with the falling prices in iron ore and coal.
- BHP Billiton has undertaken cost cutting initiatives, and is spinning out lower growth divisions into a new listed entity - 'New Co.'
- Valuation on cash flows is $160-180 billion vs. market capitalization of $150 billion.
BHP Billiton: Lower Iron Ore And Crude Oil Prices Will Impact EarningsSarita Pereira • Tue, Oct. 21 • 4 Comments
- Iron ore prices are declining.
- Crude oil price are declining.
- BHP Billiton's net profit after tax is sensitive to iron ore and crude oil prices.
BHP Billiton: Strike Risk Eases In AustraliaSarita Pereira • Mon, Oct. 6 • 1 Comment
- Tugboat officers at Port Hedland approved a strike action for the second time this year.
- If the officers strike, then it will affect exports of BHP Billiton and Fortescue Metals Group.
- A recent amendment to the Fair Work Act will prevent tugboat officers from threatening iron ore miners to resort to strikes in the future.
- BHP Billiton signs MOU with Mexico's Pemex for information exchange.
- This could lead to a formal working partnership for offshore oil development.
- The resource rich Perdido oil province would be very attractive for BHP to work in.
BHP Billiton: Making All The Right MovesAsean Century • Mon, Sep. 15 • 3 Comments
- Iron ore prices have overshot to the downside, and are due for a rebound.
- Any rebound in commodity prices will deliver a meaningful impact to the bottom line.
- BHP Billiton's spin-off of assets will boost shareholder value in the long run.
BHP Billiton: Don't Miss This DipSarita Pereira • Tue, Sep. 9 • 7 Comments
- BHP Billiton has lower exposure to iron ore compared to its peers. The recent fall in iron ore prices is not a worry.
- Mexico has opened its oil & gas resources for foreign companies. BHP Billiton is interested in developing the country's deep water resources, which will enhance its petroleum portfolio.
- Copper output from Escondida mine may increase 220,462 tons (200,000 tonnes) per annum from fiscal year 2018.
- The recent fall is a buying opportunity for long term buyers.
The Jewel Of The Billiton SpinoutTravis McPherson • Thu, Sep. 4 • 3 Comments
BHP Billiton's Decision On Nickel West Is SoundAlpha World • Tue, Sep. 2
- BHP Billiton recently announced a spin-off of a selection of its non-core assets.
- The company has, however, excluded Nickel West from the planned spin-off.
- BHP Billiton plans to sell Nickel West as a standalone company.
- While some analysts and investors have questioned the company's decision to not include Nickel West in the spin-off, the company has taken the right decision.
These 3 Australian Iron Ore Miners Stand Up Best To Weakening Spot PricesLN Investors • Mon, Sep. 1 • 9 Comments
- Iron ore spot prices are falling to levels lower than previous 2012 low.
- Increased production volumes are generating even higher earnings despite depressed commodity price.
- The winners are those companies that meet classic cyclical investing standards.
BHP Billiton Restructures For Growth, Continuing Reign As Global Mining GiantDon Dion • Thu, Aug. 28 • 16 Comments
- Reportedly, BHP will spin off a number of assets into a new company, aptly-named NewCo, to be listed on Australian stock exchange and in Johannesburg.
- NewCo will take charge of businesses that aren't seen as essential to BHP's future, while BHP will continue to focus on iron ore, copper and potash.
- Continued experimentation has proved successful for BHP, having reported a 23% increase in net profit for 2013 and increased cash flow in 2014 by over $8 billion.
- With an added dividend increase of 4%, it appears BHP is quite confident in its future—we suggest investors be so, as well.
BHP Billiton Will Create Value For Shareholders In The Long TermAlpha World • Fri, Aug. 22 • 3 Comments
- As the commodity boom has ended, miners have been forced to reassess their strategy.
- This week BHP Billiton announced spin-off of its non-core assets into a new independent company.
- BHP Billiton's shares fell sharply after the announcement of the spin-off; however, the drop in shares was due to the fact that the company did not announce a share buyback.
- Weaker iron ore prices have resulted in BHP Billiton not announcing a buyback.
- The company's strategy to simplify its portfolio and focus on core assets will eventually create value for shareholders.
BHP Billiton: About That SplitCasey Hoerth • Thu, Aug. 21 • 9 Comments
- Company is undergoing a spinoff that will result in a leaneer, more focused BHP Billiton.
- Cost saving and efficiency measures continue to pay off.
- BHP Billiton will continue to be a bet on a healthy global economy.
BHP Billiton To Shed Non-Core Businesses, Expand Eagle Ford Shale Oil For Potential Export SalesLN Investors • Sun, Aug. 17 • 6 Comments
- Even BHP Billiton, the world's largest mining company, has to conform to cyclical changes in its industry.
- De-merger plans of non-core commodity businesses – possible $14 billion market cap company - could help improve margins and re-direct capex to higher profit businesses.
- BHP Billiton Limited is expanding its oil and gas developments in North America for better diversification and higher revenues.
BHP Billiton: Outlook For Fiscal Year 2015Sarita Pereira • Wed, Jul. 30 • 1 Comment
- The iron ore segment is facing challenges like iron ore price decline, workers strike, and strengthening Australian dollar.
- The direction of copper prices is also important for copper segment.
- The coal segment is facing challenges like lower coal prices, rising cost, and strengthening Australian dollar.
- The outlook for petroleum segment looks good as liquids contribution to the total shale production is expected to rise.
BHP Billiton: Winner Of Australia's Carbon Tax RepealZoltan Ban • Wed, Jul. 23 • 5 Comments
- BHP stands to gain about $77 million per year from the repeal of the Australian carbon tax worth about a total of $7 billion.
- It is not a significant sum, given the size of company.
- The impact on the company depends very much on what it decides to do with the money.
BHP's Moat And Castle: What's The Difference?Valuentum • Mon, Jun. 2 • 5 Comments
- An Economic Castle assessment is much more pertinent to stock analysis than the moat.
- Iron ore prices have slipped below $100 ton, and BHP thinks they will continue to slide for the next few years.
- BHP's Economic Castle is growing less attractive.
BHP Billiton: Increasing Shareholder ReturnSarita Pereira • Wed, Apr. 30 • 5 Comments
- BHP Billiton is considering the de-merger of its non-core assets, including nickel, thermal coal, and aluminium. Some of these assets have low profit margins.
- Mick Davis, former Xstrata chief, is considering acquiring the company's non-core assets for $15 billion through X2 Resources.
- The offloading of non-core assets will enable the company to focus on core assets, including iron ore, copper, coal (metallurgical), potash, and petroleum. This will improve the company's shareholder return.
Finding Liquid Gold With Helmerich & PayneMichael Hamlett • Yesterday, 3:45 AM • 14 Comments
Why Lifting The Oil Export Ban MattersKevin George • Wed, Nov. 12 • 3 Comments
Iron Ore: Small Producers Gets SqueezedFrank Isaksen, CFA • Tue, Nov. 11 • 5 Comments
Iron Ore Looks Like A One-Way Bet: That Way Is DownMetalMiner • Mon, Nov. 10 • 1 Comment
Vale: The Unloved Iron GiantBrian Sanders • Wed, Nov. 5 • 24 Comments
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- Key points include:
- Now targeting "at least another $4B of productivity-led gains" from core portfolio, 23% output growth to year-end FY15.
- Level of investment to decline to $14.2B in FY15, $13B in FY16.
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Thu, Nov. 20, 10:40 AM
- BHP Billiton (BHP -1.5%) CEO Andrew Mackenzie seeks to reassure investors of the company's commitment to boosting cash returns as commodity prices slide, while saying a buyback of shares is not the top priority right now.
- Mackenzie says his key focus is to keep the company's balance sheet strong - which includes maintaining what he says is a solid A credit rating - followed by a strong dividend, "then we selectively invest in what we have for growth, and only then if we can see excess cash might we consider [a buyback]."
- UBS said recently that it did not expect any such buyback until at least the middle of next year given the steep drop in iron ore prices, and Jefferies has said BHP is likely to underwhelm from a capital returns perspective unless commodity prices rebound more than expected.
Wed, Nov. 19, 12:26 PM
- Iron ore prices extend their historic decline, approaching $70/dry ton in a retreat to the lowest level in more than five years, as analysts rule out any Chinese restocking that typically supports prices towards the end of each year.
- The price is now at a level at which all but the three biggest low-cost producers - Rio Tinto (RIO -2.4%), BHP Billiton (BHP -3%) and Fortescue (OTCPK:FSUMF -8.8%) - are either generating losses or are struggling to break even.
- Steel stocks also are getting whacked: SCHN -5.4%, X -4%, PKX -3%, AKS -3%, CMC -2.7%, STLD -2.5%, NUE -1.6%, MT -1.3%.
Tue, Nov. 18, 12:49 PM
- Iron ore extends its tumble deeper into five-year lows as declining home prices in China add to worries that an economic slowdown in iron ore's biggest buyer will deepen and exacerbate an oversupply.
- Ore with 62% content delivered to Qingdao, China, has retreated 47% YTD to $71.80 a dry ton, and Citigroup thinks prices may drop to less than $60/ton next year as output rises further and demand remains weak; China's bad loans climbed in Q3 by the most since 2005, while new-home prices declined, adding to speculation the cooling economy will weaken further.
Tue, Nov. 18, 7:49 AM
- Tugboat engineers at Australia's Port Hedland have voted down a proposed agreement on wages and leave, extending the threat of disruptions to iron ore shipments at the world's largest bulk export terminal.
- The rejection renews the risk of delaying exports by companies including BHP Billiton (NYSE:BHP) and Fortescue Metals (OTCPK:FSUMF).
- Iron ore is Australia's biggest commodity export earner and disruptions could cost suppliers A$100M/day, BHP has said, and shipments through Port Hedland represented ~55% of the country's iron ore exports last year.
Fri, Nov. 14, 4:56 PM
- New developments and the expansion of older oil fields are expected to lift deepwater Gulf of Mexico production 18% Y/Y to 1.9M boe/day in 2016, the first new production peak seen since 2009, according to Wood Mackenzie's latest outlook.
- However, production is expected to plateau for the remainder of the decade following the 2016 peak due to the depletion of legacy fields and a limited number of new projects coming onstream.
- Among top Gulf producers: RDS.A, RDS.B, BP, CVX, BHP, APC, APA, HES, E, EXXI.
Tue, Nov. 11, 5:47 PM
- BHP Billiton (NYSE:BHP) abandons the sale of its Nickel West mining operation in Western Australia, saying it had not been able to find a buyer willing to pay an acceptable price for the asset.
- BHP had been reviewing its options for the Nickel West business, which includes the Mount Keith, Cliffs and Leinster mines and associated concentrators, the Kalgoorlie smelter, Kambalda concentrator and Kwinana refinery.
Mon, Nov. 10, 8:56 AM
- Rio Tinto (NYSE:RIO) CEO Sam Walsh tells Reuters he is unfazed by plunging ore prices, believing his company's industry-low production costs of $20.40/metric ton in H1 2014 will help it ride out the storm.
- Walsh also says he is confident of increasing returns to shareholders at full-year results in February, adding that RIO has no plans to cut its 2015 capital spending target of $8B, announced last year.
- RIO is on track to increase output 9% to 290M metric tons ahead of a push to 360M metric tons, ranking it second in size behind VALE and far ahead of third-place BHP.
Mon, Nov. 10, 7:58 AM
- Tugboat masters and deckhands at Australia's Port Hedland have voted to accept a new labor agreement.
- While engineers still plan a four-hour work stoppage on Nov. 12, the agreements lessen the risk of disruption to iron ore supplies from BHP Billiton (NYSE:BHP) and Fortescue Metals (OTCPK:FSUMF).
- Iron ore is Australia's biggest export earner, and shipments through Port Hedland represented 55% of the country's iron ore exports last year; more than 80% of the cargoes go to China.
Fri, Nov. 7, 10:58 AM
- Iron ore prices cap their biggest weekly decline in more than five months and its third straight week of losses amid an expanding global surplus.
- Ore with 62% content delivered to Qingdao lost 4.7% this week to $75.84/dry metric ton, data from Australia's Port Hedland showed record iron ore exports last month, and steel mill closures ordered by China this week to curb air pollution for a global summit also was seen hurting demand.
- Iron ore has lost 44% YTD as producers including Vale (VALE +3.2%), BHP Billiton (BHP +3.7%) and Rio Tinto (RIO +2.6%) expanded supplies, and ABN Amro's Ben Cheung does not expect the oversupply situation to be alleviated next year.
- Vale, which is seeking to boost output by 50%, this week opened its $1.4B port in Malaysia where its Valemax vessels can unload cargoes for onward shipping to clients in Asia in smaller vessels.
Wed, Nov. 5, 2:01 AM
- BHP Billiton (NYSE:BHP) is planning to export ultralight oil from the U.S. without getting formal approval from Washington, testing the waters of exporting the minimally processed oil without a permit.
- People in the industry say the U.S. Commerce Department, which oversees oil exports, has been encouraging companies to pursue independent exports without having to issue new rulings permitting it, a process being called "self-classification."
- Pioneer Natural Resources and Enterprise Products Partners surprised oil markets earlier this year when they said they had obtained government approval to export the ultralight oil, known as condensate.
- BHP Billiton says it has already signed an agreement to sell a 650K barrel cargo to Swiss trader Vitol.
Mon, Nov. 3, 10:35 AM
- In a WSJ interview, BHP Billiton (BHP -1.2%) CEO Andrew Mackenzie discusses his belief that large resource companies can easily become unmanageable, with too much complexity and conflicting internal cultures.
- Mackenzie is seeking to sell or spin off a collection of BHP's unwanted assets, so that he can focus the rest of the company on just four or five key commodities: coal, copper, iron ore, oil and gas, and perhaps potash.
- BHP is among the rising number of natural resources companies that are slimming down to hone their business and make earnings more predictable, and big deals such as Glencore's recent merger offer with Rio Tinto are "effectively off the agenda," the CEO says.
- The strategy is not universally loved; "The main beneficiary of the proposed demerger would appear to be the multitude of advisers that will no doubt require significant compensation for helping structure the deal," says Bernstein analyst Paul Gait.
Mon, Oct. 27, 6:25 PM
- Cliffs Natural Resources (NYSE:CLF) -0.2% AH after reporting Q3 earnings that beat expectations and a 16% Y/Y drop in revenues that nevertheless met estimates.
- CLF swung to a loss in the quarter, dragged down by a $6B writedown related to its purchase of a Canadian iron ore mine as well as 32% lower iron ore prices and 17% lower met coal prices.
- CLF says Q3 costs at its eastern Canadian operations were $81.71/ton, and it expects costs to remain at $80-$85; the big three miners - BHP, RIO and VALE - control massive mines, ports and railroads, which allows them to produce iron ore at $50/ton or lower.
- Iron ore pellet sales volume totaled 6.8M tons (+8% Y/Y) for the U.S., 3.1M tons (+11%) for Asia Pacific, and 2.3M tons for eastern Canada (-12%); North American coal sales volume was 1.9M tons (+15%).
- Gross margin narrowed to 9.8% from 22.5% a year earlier.
- "Despite continued cost cutting progress at Bloom Lake, Phase I is not feasible. By the end of this year, we will have a solution for Bloom Lake," CEO Lourenco Goncalves says.
Mon, Oct. 27, 7:57 AM
- BHP Billiton (NYSE:BHP) offers further details about how it plans to meet its cost reduction and productivity improvement targets, and says it may sell some or all of its Fayetteville shale acreage in the U.S.
- BHP expects a minimum $3.5B in annualized productivity gains by the end of FY 2017, with more than $2.3B to come from cash cost savings, which should help the company generate a 20%-plus nominal rate of return based only on its core portfolio of assets, according to CEO Andrew Mackenzie.
- BHP also says it is planning to divest its Fayetteville acreage, as it has decided to concentrate on the development of its high quality Haynseville gas field.
Wed, Oct. 22, 10:43 AM
- BHP Billiton (BHP -1.1%) is the latest company to report record output of metallurgical coal, as extra supply far outpaces demand in countries such as China and Japan, which produce much of the world's steel.
- BHP says it produced a record 12.8M metric tons of met coal in Q3 - including output from the major new Caval Ridge mine in Australia - up 7% Q/Q and 25% Y/Y, and Anglo American's (OTCPK:AAUKF, OTCPK:AAUKY) H1 2014 met coal production jumped 21% Y/Y.
- The willingness to dig up more coal (NYSEARCA:KOL) despite lower prices mirrors a similar push in iron ore, where global miners miners are investing and producing more in a bet that their efficiencies of scale will allow them to profit, but critics say the strategy risks creating supply gluts that will take years to clear.
- The price for Australian premium hard coking coal has dropped 16% this year to $110/ton, near the lowest level in more than seven years and well below the $300/ton fetched in early 2011.
Tue, Oct. 21, 7:28 PM
- BHP Billiton (NYSE:BHP) reports Q3 production numbers showing the iron ore and coking coal divisions performed as well as or better than expected, as overall production rose 9% Y/Y with records achieved for eight operations and four commodities.
- The 62M metric tons produced by BHP's Pilbara iron ore division means the business is ahead of schedule on its target to produce 245M metric tons in FY 2015.
- Produced a better than expected 13M tons of met coal, a 25% increase, as Queensland Coal achieved record quarterly production and sales volumes.
- Petroleum production gained 7% to 67.4M boe, as onshore U.S. liquids volumes jumped 49% to a record 11.5M boe.
- Full year production guidance remained in line with prior guidance for iron ore, copper, petroleum and both types of coal.
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It would before the earnings report.... It would be silly if they do it afterwards IMO.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Hi Mark,
I would be surprised if a buyout happens now.
The 2 new plants are not mature enough yet to reliably prove the technology, need a few more quarters of continuous running. During which time the SP will rise anyway, it's all in our favour for a later buyout....
Agree with greg...lets give it a few months...... we will have the 10K, hear a CC... and maybe get Q1 before Kunz talks at the MoneyShow on May 15 and presents " A New Beginning" ...
So what will "time tell" in two months ............. what will the SP be?.......May 15 and beyond.
I would agree with you if the stock price was over $5.00 a share but the company has San E. operating at 10% over its rate. and at .32 its cheap at any rate think about it.


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And everything's gonna be alrightWhen you succeed, do you obtain your success without sacrificing your integrity, or does it come about via your skills at sucking up, only doing it for the money, or a number of things that involve selling your soul, either literally or metaphorically? This is what the kids these days refer to as a Sellout, which is probably one of the most subjective traits in existence. In essence, you could choose to go a certain route and feel you're doing the right thing, and there will always be one person who felt you gave up a little part of yourself to obtain your goal. Given the contentious nature of the term, there is no completely agreed upon definition of "selling out", but the one that seems to hold the most usage is "compromising your integrity for monetary gain" (usually artistic integrity, although there are other situations in which the accusation is thrown about) and that there are degrees of selling out (From "Sure, I have to make a Silly Love Song to make the rent, but I'm going to make the best Silly Love Song I can" at the lower end to "What's popular right now? Let's put in the minimal effort to cash in on that." at the higher end). See Money, Dear Boy for a cases of writers, performance and such admitting money is their main motivation and Only in It for the Money for characters.
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