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We hear more about homicides, but gun suicides outnumber murders in Pennsylvania – "Most Pennsylvania counties have either zero gun murders or totals you could count on one hand. That's not the case for suicides, which account for nearly two-thirds of the state's gun deaths, largely in towns like Greensburg and the surrounding rural areas. Eighty-five percent of these suicide victims are white men. 'Everything you read about in the paper is always homicides,' said Laurie Barnett Levine, who heads the Ray of Hope suicide prevention task force, which Bacha addressed in Greensburg. 'Nobody talks about suicide.'"
Will more gun support in Washington hinder sales? – "According to the New York Times, gun sales spiked with each election of President Obama and with recent mass shootings that garner political attention. So, will more gun support in Washington, now with Trump and a Republican majority in the house and senate, actually hinder the gun business?"
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Fuck kapo bloomberg.
I tell you, someone was PAYING people to put up those "yes on 3" (universal background checks) signs in Maine. NO ONE wanted it, and I'm proud to have voted "NO!"
Right there with you, Tim. We had a true grassroots organization that was tireless in fighting against this. People from all over the state contributed in many different ways. We didn't have a lot of funds. Nearly all of the $1M they say we had came from the NRA in the form of TV and radio ads late into the campaign, meanwhile Bloomberg's group started with a war chest right out of the gate. I am so proud of our people, our state, Gun Owners of Maine, and our deep traditions.
I don't plan to stop buying guns. 🙂
Puh-leeese…gun sales will continue apace. Anyone watching the riots er… "protests" understands being well armed is a priority nowadaze. And I'm doing my part…
Yeah that.
Kinda tiny for a Goliath, ain't he?
Well, it'a more of an ironic turn of phrase…
And just to remind everyone, David did actually beat Goliath.
Napoleon Complex.
The worst thing that can happen to a person of short stature.
Ever since Napoleon!
We're talking about bank accounts, not any sort of actual measure of the man. Unless referring to his gargantuanly inflated sense of self. The little stain.
With no panic buying, the market will stabilize. Inevitably, the fear induced demand for specific products will subside and the industry will adjust to the demand stabilization.
Amazing how that works, init?
Except in California, where sales of soon to be illegal "assault weapons" will continue apace, with ammo sales seeing a huge boost over the next year as the unArmedageddon of Prop 63 takes effect January 1, 2018. And with Attorney General Kamala Harris soon leaving for a senate job in Washington, we expect that she will seek to leave some lasting mark on gun owners before her departure.
Although I think there will be no meaningful "gun control" law repeals under Trump, or national reciprocityr (people still think Republicans are gun friendly, in the main), new "gun control" measures should be DOA for at least 4 years. Bloomberg will concentrate on the states. Ideally, he'll die soon.
"Ideally, he'll die soon."
Nah. He bribed god.
But maybe Soros will kick the bucket soon. He already looks like death warmed over.
Soros spent 1.5 million on a candidate for DA in Jefferson County, CO. The winner, the incumbent Republican, spent like 200K. Soros, Steyer, Bloomberg backed some losers this year.
'But maybe Soros will kick the bucket soon. He already looks like death warmed over.'
Kind of like when you nuke the leftover chicken too long and it comes out all rubbery. Only with death, not chicken.
Come to think of it, Vladamir Lenin's mummified corpse looks better than ol' Jorge Soros.
Soros may die soon, but his sons will take over his "work" after his death.
We need to go after the wealth of people like these. That's the only way to neuter them.
And how do you propose we 'go after' their wealth?
Ask Hillary, I'm sure she had a plan!
Yeah. I agree. We can reasonably expect something small like The Hearing Protection act to pass, but I still don't expect the Republicans to have the spine to force blue states to accept licenses to carry from other states. Those states won't even let their own citizens carry. The potential benefits from gun owners won't be worth the backlash and the political gain will be rather small. The safest thing to do politically, it seems is to just not do more damage to the second amendment while not really extending the freedom either. You offend fewer people while you focus on other issues that will have more support behind them.
Well, there is a particular TTAG contributor who seems to have a complete lack of understanding of economics, and thinks that an administration that actively perpetuates his industry is a bad thing. Unless he plans on retiring within the next year, then and only then can I understand the thought that a short term boost is a good thing. Or maybe he wants to go underground. Entertainment media has glamorized the concept of "breaking bad," particularly in a specific popular serial whose title I forget.
If you're the type to speculate on boom and bust economies, might I recommend frozen orange juice. Or roulette, the 00 has a hell of a payout when it hits. And it does hit, I've actually seen it happen in Vegas.
Not sure what combination of words triggered the filter, but I am proud to have had my first moderated comment.
00 pays the same as any other number on the wheel. The reason for it and the 0 spot are to tilt the odds in favor of the house, funny how the odds are always in favor of the establishment.
I expect gun prices will start coming down. They seem to have crept up in the last few months for certain models, Glocks, AK's, Springfield XD, Ruger and Smith & Wesson entry level AR's. Other prices seem to have stayed very low as supply may have surpassed demand. But as FWW above notes, the likelihood of urban unrest is high, and will be much higher next summer after some of the Obama directives have been reversed, the new Congress is seated, and a few idiots decide to see if they can provoke the Donald. They will provoke him, and they will reap the whirlwind. Fortunately, where I live none of this affects me. I am just relieved that there is no need for panic buying, which ought to make Black Friday and Cyber Monday pricing very compelling.
Problem is, at least some of the places the riots are happening, make legally getting a gun a hassle. California, for instance.
Which is why you don't wait for riots to happen before you buy a gun. If you've lived for a time in a state and don't realize there is a civil rights violating waiting period on gun buying then you may well be part of the problem.
I'm looking forward to ammo prices stabilizing. I have plans to get a handgun and rifle in .22 LR and I'd like to be able to buy ammo for them.
Learn to reload, long punch to tap out the rim depression, "match head" primers on a long thin paintbrush, and cast-your-own .22 roundball or #4 shot. Tell me how it works, I'm still finishing up my $80/case stuff (and I'm STILL complaining that 1.6 cents/shot is too much). I'm thinking perhaps time has passed me by, again. Maybe I can afford some higher-priced stuff (even as high as $9/brick?).
Ammo prices are already down about as far as they can go, given the component costs. There just isn't room to go lower.
You're gonna see a price cut in firearms though.
I'd venture a guess that gun sales with remain robust. There might not be any current danger for more federal gun control, but the extreme violence and hate of the leftist protesters will likely lead more people to seek firearms for self defense. Eventually some damn Islamic terrorist will manage to kill some people as well, so that's in the back of a lot of people's minds.
Considering the market has been flooded with ARs and such that people seriously over paid for…. Prices will go down and people are going to be like "My investment! D="
The AR market already deflated quite a while ago. Supply started to outstrip demand a year or so ago, and prices have steadily come down since then. I'm not sure how much lower prices can possibly go, when you can pick up an entry-level no-name AR for $450, or a Ruger or S&W for $550. It can't be possible to make them much cheaper than that and still be safe, functional, and profitable.
Really? Dang! I haven't even been looking at gun prices for a while because I figured I didn't have the money for any more big buys like that. But if I can get an AR for less than I paid for my Glock, then I might just do that.
To all you Marines out there. Semper Fi and happy birthday.
I for one former Marine…appreciate that.
I was lucky enough to be in during the 200th and quite the celebration it was.
Thank you for your service sir.
"Former Marine"? My father was Recon during Vietnam and he always insisted "once a Marine, always a Marine"?
Semper Fi, do or die.
Former is ok, Ex is not.
Yep, never EX
HOORAH from a SEABEE
I am now going to buy the guns I want, not the guns I think I need to buy because of the political climate. No more mags or boring AR's, love me some revolvers, pre-lock smiths and single action goodness.
Now yer talkin'.
Don't forget good old fashioned bolt guns.
And maybe a CMP M1 Garand.
Hopefully, the new Secretary of Defene will release available surplus to the CMP quickly.
The folks at the CMP are really hurting for some new inventory (and the DOD has access to plenty)
Bolt guns aren't old fashioned, they're a passing fad. I like falling blocks and other finely made single shots. And things with levers…
I believe you misspelled "hoorah" in the article, but what do I know, I was just a dumb grunt (0351). Semper fi, fellow devil pups.
The narrative that guns are evil simply has to die. And the people that keep spouting and spreading this BS message need to be held liable for the damage that message causes. The message that being a victim is the right thing to do when faced against evil is one of the most irresponsible and unjust messages that has been forced on the American people.
Trump needs to have a "come to Jesus" national speech on evil in the world and the purpose of the 2A. Call on all able bodied Americans to arm up when they have the opportunity, because that's what being a responsible American in a time where domestic terrorists are a reality in our country (thanks Obama / Hillary).
Bottom line: Being armed, is the sensible, and responsible position to take and it's not something to be ashamed about, nor should you ever be discriminated against for choosing to do so (businesses do this all the time with no repercussions). No person or institution should be able to deny a law abiding citizen from lawfully carrying. Period.
It'd be nice if he were to start with the military, as in on-base carry. I don't know whether the president could authorise civilian carry in non-militaty federal installations, or whether that would take an act of Congress, but that would also be a nice place to start.
Trump has a position paper on his web site about 2A and gun rights, and I am very encouraged. https://assets.donaldjtrump.com/Second_Amendment_Rights.pdf
for the life of me, I don't understand why TTAG is not talking about this!
TTAG, like the NRA, makes money when gun rights are threatened. Trump and a gop dominated .gov may just end that threat. At least for the time being.
Happy birthday to all of Uncle Sam's Misguided Children.
To all the Marines out there… happy birthday and God bless you all. Thank you for your service!
Long live the devil dogs!
In a county with little or no violent crime it makes perfect sense that suicides outnumber murders.
When I grew up in rural PA the next town over from me was Amish. I never recall seeing dope dealing Amish gang-bangers the last time I went over to buy some cheese. I've also never heard of a drive-by buggy shooting.
clop clop clop clop clop BANG clop clop clop..
Hopefully, the new Secretary of Defene will release available surplus to the CMP quickly.
The folks at the CMP are really hurting for some new inventory (and the DOD has access to plenty).
Now that's interesting. What's the Amish policy on firearms?
Do Amish folk permit themselves firearms at all? Are they pacifist by policy, eschewing such things? Are firearms gawdy indulgences, like zippers or visible buttons? Or maybe only guns up to a particular level of technology, like maybe Yeager (or Jaeger, sometimes Jager) guns, but nothing more modern?
I don't know if the various groups differ on this like they do on mechanical power, but the Amish around me do love their deer hunting.
But peace towards mankind is pretty universal to the Amish. It's hard to imagine one of them shooting a home invader.
And, I have heard the Remington 760/7600 (pump action, often in .30 cal) referred to as the "Mennonite Machine Gun."
Damn things ding the case necks, though. Reloaded some for a buddy, and each case neck was shaped like a "D".
I have no first hand knowledge, but I often hear Amish poaching discussed as a game management problem.
As with all things "religious" what god "allows" varies highly by circumstance, especially if there's money to be made. Sold a pickup truck to an Amish guy a few weeks ago, who was driving a pickup truck, with a trailer, and things on it. He had a cell phone, and was dressed like he was "English" ("normal"). His wife was 20 years his junior, and sadly rather attractive from what I could tell under the Amish garb.
Amish kids on rumspringa are a pretty wild bunch, there's all the sex, drugs, and rock and roll of a bunch of kids who just got released from solitary confinement. Some "get it out of their system" and return to the cult, others, well, there are kids who escape.
The Order near me allows cell phones for business purposes, and diesel (no spark plugs, please) vehicles may be leased, but not owned, for business, and you've got to get an English to drive it, no driving for the bearded ones, and no English clothes for anybody not on rumspringa. I've seen the womenfolk mowing the church lawn with gas engined push mowers.
If he's married and a full church member, he should have a beard, anywhere I've seen. You can't become a full member until you're of age and married AFAIK.
This dude was in "English" garb, had a cell, a moustache, Penn plates in the MW, and a host of 'interesting;' things about him.
As long as there is money….
Thanks to all for the data.
Here in "not really New York", AKA upstate, the pretty significant Amish & Mennonite cohorts have varied and — er — nuanced positions. You can have an Amish build crew show up to put a wrap-around porch on your house. They'll use electric and gas-power tools, if you own and provide them. The folks who sell produce down the road from my mother's house in Pennsyltucky show up in reefer equipped trucks, while wearing hand made clothes that show no buttons.
It's easy to holler "hypocrisy", but that's a shallow, deliberate misunderstanding.
– It's doctrine for Christians in general that this world, and humanity are imperfect. Errors of understanding and errors of will are not the calculated dissembling of hypocrisy. So, different Amish groups can legit have different understandings, or fall short of what they know.
– Also doctrine that human understanding of the revealed intention of the Deity is by definition limited and incomplete. People can get it wrong, with the best intention.
Personally, the things I find myself admiring most about people who call themselves Amish that I meet are the commitment to live by what they believe, to square dealing, and to do the work, to take care of themselves. Of course, all three honored in the breach, from time to time, by the fallible humans who embody those virtues imperfectly.
So… they're as hypocritical as anyone else professing a religious belief, and "good people" who honor their deals and do their work- just like the vast majority of atheists in the world.
16V, I think you've got it!
I don't get what the big deal is.
Suicides outnumber murders precisely EVERYWHERE except perpetually blue big cities.
Happy Birthday and Semper Fi brothers.
Think we will see < $500 AKs, again?
Probably not, but a man can hope can't he… I'm still kicking myself for not buying an Arsenal SGL years ago when they could be had for under $1000.
Wasn't that long ago that I was paying $120 for NIB AKs. With inflation and all, one should get a decent Chinese AK for $199-$249.
Where? When? The 90's?
Your numbers sound way off. If anything it sounds like you got real lucky on prices by people who didn't know any better and thought they had junk.
AK's in the 80's retail were about $300 give or take a few. Accounting for inflation that would lead to around $600 in today's market. Also you have to take into account AK's were not as popular then as they are now so with demand being higher prices will be higher to reflect this.
Mid '90s in STL, YMMV. We'd buy them and a coupla spam cans anytime we wanted to go shoot. People often forgot their guns, and it was less than drinkin' money to grab a new one, rather than go home to get your existing. I had somewhere north of 12 at one point, I forget the exact number, because it's like asking how many pairs of socks you own…
To be specific, MAK-90s (Norinco) were $120+sales tax out the door. 880 round 2 spam cans were $79+tax. Yellow-sheet and the 5 minutes to fill it out were less inconvenient than going back home from work.
From the Brazilian politician link:
"In yet another disturbing incident involving guns, a man shot and killed a robber in Rio de Janiero in August after the thief attacked his car in traffic. The man identified as Marcus Cezar Feres Braga had presented a fake identification card showing that he was a Russian consul. However, an investigation revealed that he was a Brazilian lawyer, according to the Sun. Braga was reportedly driving with his wife and daughter when he was attacked by the robber on a motorbike. The robber allegedly smashed the window of Braga's car with his gun and demanded that the lawyer remove his watch and hand it over. Instead, Braga, who is allegedly skilled in jiu-jitsu, pulled the robber closer, took his gun, and shot him dead."
I fail to see how a man protecting the lives of his wife/daughter from a robber who smashed man's window, pointed a gun at man/wife/daughter, by shooting said robber with robber's own gun is a "disturbing incident involving guns". Sad about violence, yes. "Disturbing" as in mass shooting, bombing, burning, etc., not quite.
Disturbing that somebody would break out your car window and shove a gun in your face?
Yep, I'd be pretty disturbed.
My point is that it was portrayed as "gun violence".
I see it as a defensive shooting.
Maybe that wasn't clear.
I'm hoping (maybe too optimistically) that the robbery was the 'gun violence' there.
It's hard to get nuances when the original reporting was probably in Portuguese, but popular opinion (not the same as media opinion) is becoming more pro-gun than the laws down there.
Widespread violent crime will do that to a person's thinking. Gee, maybe I should buy a gun, if only I could legally buy a gun…
Sounds like BS to me. If a guy on a motorbike tries to rob me while I'm driving, I won't be shooting him, I'll smack him with my car and then try to run over him.
Demand for firearms is going to plummet (the top firearms salesman is leaving his position).
Firearm companies and distributors, who have ramped up for the current demand, will start to hurt.
Expect lots of price drops, sales and rebates in the coming years.
With smaller profit margins, expect innovation to slow, unfortunately.
Ammo's a hard call, with all the new gun owners the salesman-in-chief created, it's hard to tell how many will become actual shooters (that enjoy the sport and continue to shoot) and how many will slide back into just being gun owners (dilettantes). My guess is that ammo will follow the same pattern as for firearms, above.
It's going to be difficult to be in the gun industry over the next couple of years. Quite the paradox, eh?
I think Mainers, progressive though they might be, are very sensitive to the idea of Bloomberg trying to buy their state's laws.
Suicides account for most gun homicides in PA. Gee, maybe we could think about that cost the next time we decide to jump into another overseas conflict. Maybe end one or two that we are already in before we start the next one. Hats off to you veterans today. Thank you for putting it all on the line for your country.
As more & more anti-gun laws bite the dust, more & more people will concealed carry and many will need to buy guns. I don't think sales will plummet because there is a pro-gun President.
"Goliath took a hit" [?]
finish him
Both Clinton and Bloomberg discovered that the Beatles were right: Money can't buy love.
Bloomberg and Trump do not like each other.
The NRA got in on the ground floor with Trump.
McConnell rolled the dice on Merrick Garland, and won.
A bullet has officially been dodged.
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Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando
The Seahawks have 34 defensive players on their roster, fewest in the league and well below the NFL average (38.7). That was one of the things I noticed upon updating the 26-column NFC West rosters and comparing them to the rest of the league.
Seattle has nine linebackers. The average is 10.7. Seattle has 12 defensive backs. The average is 14.7. Perhaps the team will add players at these positions. Or perhaps the rest of the league will release players at these positions. Seattle is carrying 79 players on its roster, counting unsigned draft choices. The average is 85.2.
A few other roster-related notes from the NFC West:
The Rams have released defensive lineman Mike Newkirk and signed tackle Eric Young. They also brought in former Seahawks and Chiefs snapper J.P. Darche for a workout last week. Darche has been rehabbing the knee injury that sidelined him last season and precipitated his release from the Chiefs.
The 49ers released quarterback Kirby Freeman and signed two draft choices, fifth-rounder Scott McKillop and seventh-rounder Ricky Jean-Francois. They have five unsigned draft choices. Only the Saints have fewer (four).
The Seahawks have reached agreement with former Oklahoma State center David Washington, according to Danny O'Neil. I'll add Washington to the roster once he signs a contract.
The Cardinals still lead the NFL in most unrestricted free agents re-signed this offseason with seven: Kurt Warner, Brian St. Pierre, Bertrand Berry, Clark Haggans, Ralph Brown, Ben Graham and Elton Brown. Their unsigned UFAs: Guard Scott Peters and tight end Jerame Tuman.
Seattle has 36 of its own draft choices on its roster. All 36 are from BCS programs, most in the league and 11 above the league average.


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I'm indebted to Tom Martin, Executive Director & Legislative Chairman of the Small Manufacturers Association of California, for permission to reprint this column, which I shortened a bit. Credit is also due Michael B. Marois, a Bloomberg reporter, for his focus on this event that inspired Mr. Martin's column.
California manufacturers from food processors to apparel makers are warning costs will skyrocket if state regulators proceed with a plan to reduce their allocations of free greenhouse gas emission credits.
Starting in 2018, some companies California considers to be at risk of losing business to competitors outside the state's landmark emissions cap and trade market will receive up to 50 percent fewer free pollution credits. That means they will either have to buy more allowances at auction or invest in ways to cut carbon pollution even more.
California has the toughest greenhouse gas curbs in the U.S., seeking to cut discharges to 1990 levels by 2020. The pushback from industry comes as Gov. Jerry Brown and other state Democratic leaders are looking to advance those climate change policies further even as business leaders warn that lack of a national and global carbon emission market puts companies in the state at a competitive disadvantage.
"Manufacturers are the canaries," said Dorothy Rothrock, president of the California Manufacturers & Technology Association. "All of the costs in this system are radiating up and concentrate in manufacturing. It's cumulative and it's not happening anywhere else like this. California is doing it to its manufacturers in a way that no other state is contemplating."
Brown has proposed cutting the state's petroleum consumption in half by 2030 in an effort to curb carbon pollution. He also wants to expand renewable energy mandates to require utilities to obtain 50 percent of electricity from renewable sources, up from 33 percent.
Marois reports that California has capped greenhouse-gas emissions from industry since 2013 and began imposing limits on transportation fuel suppliers this year. The statewide cap, set at about 394.5 metric tons for 2015, shrinks roughly 3 percent annually to achieve a 15 percent reduction by 2020.
Companies must surrender allowances that permit the release of a metric ton of carbon dioxide. While allowances, issued by the state, are sold in quarterly auctions, most have been handed out for free, with industries such as food manufacturing receiving allocations as transitional assistance.
State Allowances Shrinking
The total state allowances available shrinks with the cap over time, and so do the handouts. Under the current level of free allowances, the state is on track to meet the 2020 limit, Rothrock said.
"You don't need to do it to reach the 2020 goal," she added. "It's simply increasing the amount of revenue that will be raised by the state. It's just a tax." [Note: There are other ways California's politicians want to increase taxes on businesses in 2015, but that's another story. – J.V.]
California's program is intended to operate in a global market where companies in other states and in other countries would face similar pressures to reduce emissions or spend money to buy pollution credits. California a year ago linked its cap and trade market to one in Quebec.
Companies in California already are some of the most energy-efficient and environmentally friendly in the nation because of climate-change programs.
The state gets 23 percent of its electricity from renewable sources and is on track to meet its 33 percent goal by 2020. That compares with 13 percent nationally, according to the U.S. Department of Energy.
"It's going to be an additional cost of doing business in California that only the one or two affected steel mills in California will have to pay," said Brett Guge, executive vice president of finance and administration for California Steel Industries Inc. a maker of flat-rolled steel in San Bernardino County. "We will do everything we can to comply, but it's a big concern."
During the state's auctions, companies submit confidential bids for the number of allowances they want at specific prices. The highest bidder is awarded permits first, and then the second-highest, and so on until all of the permits for sale have been called. Then all bidders pay the price of the lowest winning offer.
The state is supposed to spend the money it earns from the auctions on projects to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Brown's budget estimates the state will earn about $1 billion from carbon auctions in the fiscal year that begins July 1.
Emission Reduction Increases Costs
Also, manufacturers' cost to transport goods and materials is higher because transportation fuel suppliers are now required to participate in carbon-emission reduction programs.
Manufacturers in the state paid an average of 11.93 cents per kilowatt-hour in November, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. That was 79 percent higher than the national average of 6.67 cents.
"We are doing everything we can to be as efficient as we can, but at the end the day, if you burn natural gas, which we have to do, there will be carbon emissions," Guge said. "When you look around the world, the hunger for carbon-based energy isn't diminishing, it's growing. So whatever California does, it certainly has a cost to companies here, but it's not making a dent in worldwide carbon emissions."
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Clothing with a total value of $11,000, allegedly stolen from two businesses in town, was recovered, Forlenza said. Forlenza described the arrests:
"While passing through the shopping center (district) Detective Treiber observe d one of the defendants exiting a local business carrying a suspicious bag. He continued to observe this person as she approached a vehicle parked in the lot."
Treiber "watched this woman as she handed the bag to a male waiting in a van who then emptied the bag full of clothes into the vehicle. The individual made several more trips to the store, each time returning to the vehicle with a bag of clothes."
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Could she? Yes. It's certainly a possibility.
A few things to consider:
1) You need a clean hit against a target most men are fairly good at insinctivly covering. How good is the girl at kicking strategically.
2) A groin kick isn't an instant win button. Even with a clean impact it'll take a lot of force to hurt a guy enough to stop him, and in certain mindets he still might just push through the pain.
3) What is the context of the fight. While an armed fight can often be won with speed, and skill is the most important factor, in a bare handed brawl strength and endurance provide the biggest advantages. Even an average guy is vastly stronger than a strong woman if he intends her harm.
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I think winning a fight and doing just enough to get away are two very different things. I could never imagine doing this, unless I was about to get sexually assaulted or he was otherwise trying to physically abuse me or a family member, or in a life and death situation. As some of the guys said above, they have their whole lives have been instinctively training to protect that part of their body. In sports and in life, they automatically go to protect their most vulnerable area. So, for you to be fast and sneaky enough to have that work is slim. Even then, the guy will still be stronger and faster than you. I think instead of these things, invest in some pepper spray. That will take him down because he truly can't see you. Then run. Get to other people and get to safety.11|00|0


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As far as the markets are concerned, OPEC's 32.5-million bpd output cut deal agreed to two weeks ago could go either way, and the uncertainty makes it anyone's guess—but MCW Energy, the pioneer of breakthrough clean oil sands extraction in Utah, is not concerned:
If oil prices remain low, its production costs are dramatically reduced, and in any scenario, its breakthrough technology makes everything from Utah's vast oil sands to the Permian Basin's massive offerings easier to extract.
When you combine MCW's immunity from oil price vulnerability with a Utah play that has an estimated 87 million barrels of proven reserves worth about $3.4 billion in today's market, can produce at a market-defying $27/barrel and is the first technology to offer a clean, safe and efficient way to get oil sands out of the ground and pump more from the giant Permian Basin, you have a company poised for massive gains in the New Year.
For all those oil sands skeptics out there: This isn't Canada, where production is presently prohibitively expensive, and oil sands are equated with toxic trailing ponds that make environmental issues a major hurdle.
This is Utah, and more precisely, it's Asphalt Ridge, in the heart of the western Green River Formation, where MCW Energy has been cleaning Utah's oil sands and selling it off since the beginning of this year, with plant capacity now being augmented to 500bbl/day. And it's all being done with zero water and zero trailing ponds.
But there is an even bigger play going on behind the scenes here—beyond the revolutionary oil sands developments: MCW's proprietary technologies can boost production and reserve values and unlock the potential of sizable assets, not only from their estimated 89 million barrels in Utah, but also from an estimated 168 million barrels they've recently scooped up in Texas' prolific Permian Basin—just for starters. This is where top producers such as Anadarko Petroleum Corp. (NYSE:APC), Apache Corp. (NYSE:APA), BHP Billiton (NYSE:BHP) and Chevron Corp. (NYSE:CVX) are gathering in full force to tap America's oldest and most prolific basin whose best days are still ahead of it.
Nor does it stop there: This proprietary technology can also be licensed out for potentially millions in sales because it not only improves the filtration of a pay zone, but it's also poised to be the hottest new thing in global remediation—from Alberta's trailing ponds and far beyond.
The 'back of the envelope' upside here is fantastic, and the future looks lucratively clean.
As MCW Energy (traded in the U.S. under MCWEF and in Canada under MCW.V) forges ahead, carving out a unique position and pioneering an entirely new oil sands future, paying only passive attention to illusory OPEC ups and downs, here are 6 reasons to keep a very close eye on this company right now:
1. Utah is Ground Zero for Clean Oil Sands
Canada might be a global oil sands behemoth, but extracting is a dirty process that's given bitumen a dirty reputation. Utah is the venue that will rebrand oil sands, and MCW is the company that is making it happen with propriety technology.
And Utah has over 32 billion barrels of oil sands to be extracted in 8 major deposits. It also has fantastic infrastructure and a royalties set-up that makes great sense for operators. Now that it is possible to extract oil sands without harming the environment—or using up the state's water supply—32 billion barrels of potential here is expected to generate some massive royalties.
2. A Billion-Barrel Play with Plenty of Upside
MCW Energy has two leases in the oil sands heartland of Utah—one at Asphalt Ridge and one at Temple Mountain.
The 1,128-acre Asphalt Ridge lease is estimated to hold 20 million barrels of bitumen, according to assessments by Chapman Petroleum. MCW Energy acquired this acreage in 2012, and built a 250-barrel/day plant onsite, which is now in the process of being augmented to handle twice that.
Then, just this year, MCW acquired the lease from nearby Temple Mountain Energy, adding another estimated 88 million barrels of bitumen to its portfolio, which Chapman values at $81 million. This is where it gets really big: This is the site of a future 2,500-barrel per day plant, for which the design is already nearing completion.
To recap, that's 100+ million in bitumen in total. And it doesn't stop there. MCW Energy is seeking more prime acreage in Asphalt Ridge—which is believed to hold some 1 billion barrels of recoverable oil.
3. Production Costs that Don't Depend on OPEC
While traditional oil and gas companies are having a tough time coming up for air in the ongoing depressed oil price environment, MCW Energy is moving forward quickly precisely because low oil prices have given them a production boost.
In 2015, MCW produced 10,000 barrels and sold some 6,000 barrels to the Utah market, with an average cost per barrel hovering between $31 and $33.
As MCW prepares to ramp up production to 500 barrels per day, it's also seeking to further reduce production costs by moving its extraction plant to the newly acquired Temple Mountain site, which comes along with lower environmental and regulatory costs. Even more significantly, once it makes this move it will cut an estimated $7.60 per barrel off the transportation cost.
While it may sound like an expensive move—relocating an entire plant in a short time. In reality it's not. The MCW plant is modular. It can be disassembled and re-assembled at the new location in a matter of 90 days. After that, it will be augmented to handle twice its original capacity and should be operational next Spring.
A 2,500-bpd plant could come in at per-barrel cost of around $27, according to a Nexant preliminary report. And costs could be reduced further. MCW estimates that a 2,500 bbl/day extraction unit will optimize production efficiencies with costs ranging from $20 to $24/barrel.
A recent study confirmed MCW's processing costs are dramatically reduced in a low oil price atmosphere because the petroleum products they use in the extraction process are up to 55 percent cheaper.
The bottom line? The fluctuating production costs for MCW's operations spell ongoing profit, and it doesn't matter what rumors OPEC spreads. This is a ship not tied to OPEC's shores.
4 Breakthrough Technology of Revolutionary Parameters
Over the past six years, the developers of MCW's technology and plant facilities have spent over 210 man-years getting this just right. What they came up with is an environmentally responsible, 'closed loop', solvent-based, extraction technology that doesn't use any water at all, and it doesn't leave anything behind that isn't clean. In this process, the only thing the leaves the MCW plant is oil for sale and clean sand to be returned to the ground.
No trailing ponds. No surface water or groundwater contamination. No greenhouse gas emissions.
How does it work? This is the short version:
1. Oil sands ore is passed through MCW's benign, patented extraction solvents
2. The mixture of solvents and extracted oil and transferred to a separation column
3. Oil is separated from the solvents, with 99 percent of the hydrocarbons extracted
4. Cleaned sand is dried and reused or sold to the construction industry
That's it—the rest is sales.
It's great for the environment, not to mention the permitting process. It's all a green light. MCW has been working in close cooperation with the environmental regulators and has already obtained all necessary permits at both of its lease sites.
5. Management are First-Class Pioneers
The dream team behind this company, which expects its annual revenue to grow to $100 million, represents an evolution in the energy patch.
The former Exxon Mobil president of Arabian Gulf operations—Dr. Gerard Bailey is MCW's CEO. He thinks this is the hottest thing since fracking technology—and we are inclined to agree.
Bailey recognized a technology that nobody else had; he also was sure it'd make a huge splash on the global oil scene, and once the floodgates are opened, he'll probably be right.
The 50-year international oil veteran is joined by MCW founder and chairman Aleksandr Blyumkin, who has more than 20 years of international oil and gas experience, particularly in Europe, and Dr. Vladimir Podlipskiy, MCW's Chief Technology Officer, and a chemical scientist at the UCLA Department of Chemistry. The track records here explain both the breakthrough scientific technology and the aggressive moves on this niche market.
6. Smart, Fast Forward Movement
There's been an impressive amount of forward movement with this company this year, and again—low oil prices have actually helped. While everyone else in this patch was struggling, MCW was acquiring, developing and building momentum.
In September, the company acquired control of Texas-based Accord GR Energy, which has two enhanced oil recovery (EOR) technologies that MCW is eyeing to increase recoverable resources at Temple Mountain. But the acquisition also gave them 88 drilled and completed wells on 7,000 acres in Texas. There is a documented 168 million barrels of oil in place at shallow depths of 250-300 feet here.
In the Permian Basin, MCW is changing the definition of 'depleted'. The Permian Basin, the sleeping giant of the U.S. oil and gas patch, has hundreds of wells in the MCW play alone that old technology determined as nearly depleted, but MCW technology tells a different story: There's a lot more oil in there, and this is where it gets really exciting. The company has already spent $1.5 million on its Phase 1 completion to demonstrate the commercial viability of even the most depleted of 200 drilled wells. Phase II will see MCW apply its proprietary technology to adjust the filtration properties of the pay zone and then recover the oil using a thermal baric process.
Now we've entered into the technology licensing phase, where MCW hits the global market. The company has tested oil sands and shale samples in China, Jordan, Indonesia and elsewhere in North America.
But there's a secondary story unfolding here simultaneously, and the momentum has been building fast. The MCW technology has additional upside: It can be used for remediation, and the attraction is likewise global.
Not only does the MCW technology allow for the clean extraction of oil sands, but it can be used to clean up everyone else's messes, such as Alberta's trailing ponds, which cover 176 square kilometers (and counting). Licensing out its technology is the secondary income stream that adds to the already fundamentally attractive set-up here.
To this end, MCW has achieved another first: It has issued the rights to its technology to its first licensee, Canadian-based TS Energy Ltd., which can use the remediation technology in Canada and Trinidad & Tobago. MCW will also joint venture with Vivakor on several remediation projects.
There are a lot of 'firsts' here, and they are all historical, but the baseline is this: The company has—for the first time in global history—made the extraction of oil sands clean and not only economical, but profitable. Now they are breathing new life into the giant Permian Basin. They are hungry for acquisitions and have technology licensing and remediation to flesh out their offerings and add to their profits.
This is the break-out. Once the rest of the world catches on, it will already be too big.
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Teen Wolf, Pretty Little Liars, Gossip girl.
Gossip girl and Pretty Little Liars are TONSSS of romance and drama, and gossip girl has a super hot guy in it named Nate, win win ;).00|00|0
Teen wolf isn't on Netflix, but the two others are, and Damon is so much hotter than Stephen in my opinion, and Nate looks like Damon in a sort of way <3 So I'm in love.
I love nate and damon too 😍 there is no one like them ! But sadly gossip girl ended and nina dobrev left TVD so im curious to see whom damon's gonna end up with ! Any of you support stefan and caroline relationship as couple?
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NEW YORK, NY -- (Marketwired) -- Apr 27, 2015 -- Convened by the International Federation of Accountants® (IFAC®), the Accountability. Now. coalition, comprising civil society organizations, major international bodies, and the accountancy profession, met for the first time to develop strategies to encourage high-quality public sector financial reporting, greater government transparency and accountability, and empowered citizen engagement.
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