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Delicious soup, though I had to make it a little different from the recipe as we don't get canned pumpkin, so I used butternut pumpkin and deseeded and peeled and weighed up 15 ounces and then chopped to the same size as the potatoes (I used Carisma's) and I used the ginger which I think is a must as it takes the soup to a completely different level and compliments the pumpkin. I used a hot Madras curry and cooked up the onion, potatoes and pumpkin at the beginning before adding the curry powder and sauté for a few minutes to coat the vegetables in the curry and then added vegetable stock and once boiled simmered with pot partially covered for about 25 minutes. At this point I gave it a light blitz leaving behind some of the vegetables for texture (if I hadn't done this then the DM would only have eaten the liquid portion and left the vegetables and the few that were in her bowl she left) and then added the cream and served with bread. Out of 4 serves the DM and I had 3 between us, thank you Czarina's Cookbook and Debbwl for recommending, made for The Best of 2013 tag game.
Yes Czarina this is a delicious comfort recipe, not traditional and not for those who do not like cilantro but very low fat and very yummy to us. I made using one large onion, full teaspoon of ginger and fresh roasted pumpkin. I did skip the cream as did not think the 1 tablespoon would make that much difference, used toasted pumpkin seeds for garnish which DH and I both thought added both nice flavor and crunch. This is a nice thick soup that will be enjoyed every fall / winter in our home, thanks for the post.


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IRVING, Texas The clock was nearing midnight on Sunday, Dec. 19, as the Packers sat, dejected and frustrated, in the visitors locker room at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.
[img_r]http://www.packers.com/assets/images/imported/GB/photos/article_images/2011/02-february/110204huddle210.jpg[/img_r]They were trying to process yet another last-second, gut-wrenching defeat, their sixth of the season in the first 14 games by four points or less. They had played valiantly with backup quarterback Matt Flynn at the helm for an injured Aaron Rodgers, but they had come up short when Flynn was sacked on fourth down from the New England 15-yard line on the games final play.
They were upset, to say the least. Rodgers or no Rodgers, they felt they should have won the game, and by losing their second straight to fall to 8-6 with two weeks left, they couldnt help but wonder where their playoff prospects stood.
What many players werent aware of in the immediate aftermath, but learned from some of their coaches and from reporters who came into the locker room for the usual post-game interviews, was that the outcomes of two NFC games earlier that day had changed everything.
Despite the heartbreaking loss that ended moments earlier, the Packers were finding out they had a new lease on life. By virtue of the opponents they were playing the final two weeks at Lambeau Field, and the leagues convoluted tiebreaker scenarios for playoff spots, the Packers needed only to beat the New York Giants and Chicago Bears in those last two contests to qualify for the postseason.
For the players, at the same moment that the season appeared lost, it was suddenly far from over.
That was a lot of mixed emotions in there, receiver Jordy Nelson said of that post-game locker room scene. Obviously we lost so we werent too happy. We made enough mistakes to cost us the game.
But we knew we still had a chance, and thats all you want. We controlled our own destiny. We win out, we were in, and our playoffs started that day.
The rest, as they say, is history, as the Packers won those final two games to earn the NFCs No. 6 seed. Then they proceeded to win three playoff games on the road to reach Super Bowl XLV, and theyre just hours away from attempting to win the franchises fourth Lombardi Trophy.
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Considering the developments since that night in the northeast nearly seven weeks ago, its worth revisiting just how the scenario fell into place so perfectly for the Packers.
First were those two NFC games from earlier that afternoon, which took place simultaneously and both went Green Bays way in dramatic fashion, finishing less than 15 minutes apart.
Roughly 185 miles to the southwest of the Packers team hotel in Providence, R.I., the Giants were hosting the Philadelphia Eagles in East Rutherford, N.J., in a game critical to the NFC East standings and Wild Card picture. Both teams were 9-4, but because the Packers were playing the Giants the following week with a chance to hand them another defeat, it would be to Green Bays advantage to see New York pick up its fifth loss before coming to Lambeau Field.
Midway through the fourth quarter, that looked like a pipe dream. The Giants scored a touchdown to take a 31-10 lead with 8 minutes, 17 seconds left. But the Eagles behind dynamic quarterback Michael Vick, a successful onside kick, and a 65-yard punt return by the lightning-quick DeSean Jackson on the games final play improbably rallied for 28 points in half a quarter for a 38-31 victory that many have called the NFLs game of the year.
But that wasnt all that afternoon. More than 1,100 miles down the Atlantic Coast from Eagles-Giants was Lions-Buccaneers in Tampa. The host Bucs were 8-5 with a better NFC record than Green Bay at the time, a key tiebreaker in the playoff picture.
In a tight game throughout, Tampa Bay kicked a field goal with 1:39 left for a 20-17 lead. Playing with third-string quarterback Drew Stanton, who had just beaten the Packers the previous week at Ford Field in Detroit, the Lions drove 58 yards to set up former Green Bay kicker Dave Rayner whom current Packers kicker Mason Crosby beat out for the job as a rookie in 2007 for a 28-yard field goal on the final play of regulation.
Then, after winning the overtime coin toss, Stanton marched the Lions 63 yards to another field goal, completing a key 12-yard pass to Calvin Johnson on third-and-8 to get into scoring range. Once again, Rayner unknowingly did his former team a huge favor, hitting from 34 yards out for a 23-20 Detroit win.
Those down-to-the-wire losses that day by the Giants and Buccaneers permanently altered the NFC playoff picture and put the Packers, despite a two-game losing streak, in control.
Ultimately, the Giants won their final game after losing to the Packers to finish 10-6. The Bucs won their last two games to also finish 10-6. That ended up being Green Bays record as well, they best they could have hoped for after the New England defeat, and the Packers shared 8-4 NFC records with New York and Tampa Bay. But the strength-of-victory tiebreaker, one fairly far down the list that compares the records of teams beaten, gave the playoff nod to the Packers amongst the three 10-win teams.
As it turned out, even if the Packers had beaten the Patriots, they still would have needed to win their last two games to fend off the Giants and Bucs. A 10-6 record with a win over New England but a loss to either of the NFC opponents in the final two weeks would have dropped the Packers conference record below their competitors marks. They would have come out on the wrong side of that primary tiebreaker, and strength-of-victory never would have come into play.
So had either of those other two Dec. 19 games gone differently, who knows?
[ul]Seizing their chance[/ul]
In the end, all that mattered was the Packers came back from Massachusetts with two weeks to go, two games to win to extend the season, and as Head Coach Mike McCarthy likes to say, everything in front of them.
To find out that you hold the key to your own destiny, it gave us hope, receiver James Jones said. We still knew we were playing for something, but we knew it was no more mistakes. We knew that our backs were against the wall.
So is that what did it for these Packers, that they were finally pushed to the brink of elimination? Perhaps. Some might argue its no accident that after losing six games by four or fewer points, the Packers sealed three one-score victories over the Bears, Eagles and Bears again with interceptions in the final minute during this current five-game winning streak. With their playoffs starting two weeks earlier than everyone elses, the Packers found a way to win tight games when they absolutely, positively had to have them.
Others might subscribe to fate, the whole team of destiny theme, which could get more traction depending on how Super Bowl XLV against the Pittsburgh Steelers unfolds and concludes.
In all reality, its nothing more complex or mystical than the nature of the NFL, and the ultra-thin difference between winning and losing games a minuscule margin for error that encompasses the close ones the Packers lost throughout the year but have won of late, and those other two crucial contests on Dec. 19.
But something else was probably in play, too, stemming from the trip to New England. The Packers had heard McCarthy publicly call them nobodys underdog prior to taking on quarterback Tom Brady and the then-AFC Super Bowl favorite Patriots on the road with a backup quarterback making his first pro start. A bold proclamation, but everyone bought in.
From the top man on down, the Packers truly believed they were going to win a game no one else in the NFL world gave them a chance to, and they played like it. Had the Packers won, it would have been no fluke, because the only fluke plays in that game actually went New Englands way three potential interceptions of Brady that somehow werent hauled in, a special-teams breakdown that allowed an offensive lineman to rumble 71 yards to set up a touchdown, and a mixup between Flynn and Jones on a pass route that resulted in a 36-yard interception return for a score.
You dont win games on moral victories, but you can take a lot away from them, receiver Greg Jennings said. And what we took from that game was that we have a lot of guys who are going to step up and fight, despite whos up, whos playing, and thats why were here today, because of guys being able to step up and fill voids where key guys went down.
That game, Aaron didnt get to play, but Matt came in and he played phenomenal. We just werent able to pull it out for him. But it was definitely one of those turning points in the season where it was like, we have a lot of guys, a nucleus of guys that can get it done anywhere.
They had no way of knowing it at the time they left the Gillette Stadium locker room to come back to Green Bay in the early-morning hours of Dec. 20. But that effort, combined with the fortunate results elsewhere that day, set the Packers up for this magical run.
If the absence of their leader and trigger man under center wasnt going to slow them down, nothing else would. Players had been stepping in for injured teammates all year and performing, and that was the epitome of it.
Win or else? They thrived. Going on the road for the entire postseason? No sweat. The top three seeds in the NFC? None was any better than the Patriots nor, as they proved, themselves.
When we got the news that all we had to do was win out, then I think something clicked in everybody, the whole team, linebacker Desmond Bishop said. I guess its our animal instinct of fight or flight. Everybody turned it on and we started hitting on all cylinders at the perfect time, and riding that wave of momentum.
I think whenever youre put in that position, most teams it brings out the best in them. In our individual team, with the kind of talent we have, bringing out the best of us kind of got us to the Super Bowl.
All thats left is for it to get them the championship.
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I would love to see comments from the Patriots in the aftermath of the Packers' Super Bowl victory, but I don't see it happening.
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IMO.. the course of the season changed the week before.. because the level of play definitely changed between the Detroit loss and the Patriots loss.
We played a complete game vs the Patriots.. something that didn't happen for a number of weeks.
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IMO.. the course of the season changed the week before.. because the level of play definitely changed between the Detroit loss and the Patriots loss.
We played a complete game vs the Patriots.. something that didn't happen for a number of weeks.
Excellent point. + 1. When Rodgers struggled (and then left with an injury) against the Lions, I don't think the rest of the team thought they could win without him. They really stepped up against the Patriots, though, and that went a long, long way toward building a "team" confidence.
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They certainly stepped up and did exactly what they had to do.
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db helper. I think that would make for an excellent follow-up post! Go for it. In truth I use DBIC mostly so I don't need to handle that myself, therefore I don't trust myself to write it.
I hope a change that breaks so many CPAN modules was vetted by the community before it was promulgated (my guess is it was). I am not as plugged into such cutting edge versions like 5.18 of Perl as I tend to use the most stable version include in standard distros.
Hopefully, the first comment will tease out some discussion of the broader question regarding how such changes are decided upon and what benefit they provide the community when clearly there will be many people unable to use the version if dependencies are busted.
OTOH, you have to break some eggs to make an omelette.
As I understand it, getting hash data back in a predictable order is a bug that people have learned to rely on - but still a bug.
Hash-based tests really ought to be using "cmp_deeply($foo, bag(...))" or "sort keys %hash" idioms.
This change revealed bugs in test-suites; yes many of us fell into the same trap, but I'd argue that is *is* the module author's responsibility to fix the bug in their code that's been masked by the bug in perl's hash ordering.
Further reading:
- http://perldoc.perl.org/perlsec.html#Algorithmic-Complexity-Attacks
- http://lwn.net/Articles/474912/
Perl 5.8.9 documentation, Dec 2008.
On top of that, we had a one-liner that could make any unpatched Perl consume a virtually infinite amount of RAM. This was through an HTTP request if the process on the other end put query parameters in a hash. Ouch. Again, you're welcome.]]>
AFAIK this change has been spoken about for quite a while, at least a year that I can recall. Beta and RC releases have been out with this change, and if you are a CPAN author you've likely already been getting reports about the broken test cases for months. So I can't really think its fair to jump in at such a late moment and complain about the 'decision making process'.
A slightly backwards incompatible change was made that made already broken code slightly more obviously broken in order to fix a monumental security issue. This is pretty big deal for the Perl community, since in general we have a very hard time making choices like that. If anything I think the pace of change is dooming Perl...]]>
Thanks to aristotle for his very very valuable points for a new bie.]]>
For Unicode support there are few fixes needed:
use Encode; plugin Charset => {charset => 'utf-8'};
modify / method to:
any '/' => sub { my $self = shift; my $rows = $self->select; # convert utf-8 octets -> unicode for my $Item ( @{ $rows } ){ map { $_ = decode('utf-8',$_) } @{ $Item }; } $self->stash( rows => $rows ); $self->render('index'); };
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I don't have any practical solutions to this problem. I'm just extremely frustrated that popular A-list modules won't install for many users.
The only idea that comes to my mind is forking problematic module and convincing others to use it. This approach of course has its own issues though.
There is a procedure to get comaint to apply a patch and do a release, but it requires someone to volunteer, and even to know that they can volunteer. And then it's an arduous process of attempting to contact the maintainer, waiting, and then asking the PAUSE admins for a comaint bit.
Indeed, it would be better for authors to add ADOPTME to comaint so that the PAUSE admins know they can just give authority out (see: http://neilb.org/2013/08/07/adoptme.html )
If you're willing, go through the steps yourself and make CPAN a better place for everyone: http://www.cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html#How_adopt_module]]>
The best approach would be to simply leave out the prerequisite and skip the tests on Windows. Most likely, patches for either Test::TCP or Dancer2 are welcome.
For Coro, the situation is harder. There are changes in the internal structure of Perl that make some workarounds around behaviours in Perl within Coro fail. Fixing these behaviours (dual use of PL_warn, for example) is not as easy as it seems.
cpan rurban/Coro-6.4801.tar.gz
For the other typical unmaintained CPAN modules:
Check other peoples published distroprefs. This applies the outstanding patches automatically.
cd ~/.cpan
git clone https://github.com:rurban/distroprefs.git
dan golden has some:
Slaven Rezic and Andi Koenig have some.
Steffen Schwigon collected most of them, but it is 3 years old:
Coro, the author is clearly very smart but he's not known to play nice with others, so best to avoid. I'd say the same about his Anyevent. If you want to play with event loops and so forth stick to IO::Async, it has an IRC channel with a responsive author.
You didn't say what you wanted to do so not sure how to advise. I recommend the list of tools that are on the enlightened Perl list (https://metacpan.org/pod/Task::Kensho) and see mat's blog posts on 'mstpan' http://shadow.cat/blog/matt-s-trout/mstpan-1/ series which is worth seriously thinking about.
Open source requires you to put more into it to get something out of it. That is part of the price of the freedom it offers. You have to be an active consumer, not a passive consumer. That might mean learning how to contribute test case fixes, etc. If you are not comfortable with that you might prefer to stick to closed source tools or open source communities dominated by a large corporation.]]>


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post441089846030851287..comments2015-08-13T19:43:13.349-04:00Comments on Black Aces: Mesz Plays With 64 Stitches In His GrillJeremy Milkshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-9003122954745996422009-01-08T13:29:00.000-05:002009-01-08T13:29:00.000-05:00Hey Peter - i wrote a comment on here yesterday u...Hey Peter - i wrote a comment on here yesterday under anon. and can see it wasn't posted.

STOP FRAKING AROUND WITH OUR POSTS!

If we actually take the time to write something out please don't be a moron and remove it. Otherwise iam going to stop supporting your site.

and don't give me any BS that says the post wasn't respectful. The only thing it said remotely dissrespectful was that Mez getting 64 stiches couldnt of happened to a better guy. There is nothing wrong with saying that - he screwed Ottawa and the sens. Frak him, and frak you too if you remove posts like that.

you owe me an firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-80161594401340775052009-01-06T17:39:00.000-05:002009-01-06T17:39:00.000-05:00OK! The accuracy reference was the CBC crew (the C...OK! The accuracy reference was the CBC crew (the Colour man) last Saturday Night's game?? (But I do like the height (knees/tipable) and he does try to get central (off the boards) to shoot. Mez is going to make huge money next contract based on "passed performance" and projected value. This may have been one of those ones where the guy looks better when playing against him, also teamed with #6 didn't flatter him for Ottawa MGT was looking through the Redden email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-15211484043556460612009-01-06T17:10:00.000-05:002009-01-06T17:10:00.000-05:00To Canuknik:Meszaros's projected development isn't...To Canuknik:

Meszaros's projected development isn't what it was after his rookie campaign. I agree, BM made the best he could of the situation. I'm confident he'll use the SJ pick well.

I don't know who cites Mez as an example of how we used to hit the net, it certainly isn't by anyone that watched the games since he couldn't. Mez couldn't crack the first team PP unit in part because he wasnt' accurate enough (think Salo and Schubert) and in part because he makes very poor decisions with the puck.

- firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-66998281529475887252009-01-06T15:05:00.000-05:002009-01-06T15:05:00.000-05:00At the time of the transaction it was "magical" (w...At the time of the transaction it was "magical" (we were looking at very little, initially). But the best player in the deal wins the trade blah blah blah. If Picard projects out (I think he will) the Sens made the best of a bad situation. One for our GM. The one I still cannot see is #21, I don't know what we were email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-67301345602401471702009-01-06T14:15:00.000-05:002009-01-06T14:15:00.000-05:00i'm pretty happy with the two acquisitions we rece...i'm pretty happy with the two acquisitions we received in his departure. even though kuba is out right now he has been a much better player in comparison to andrej and picard shows much promise.talkinghockeyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-63631311620575814242009-01-06T13:57:00.000-05:002009-01-06T13:57:00.000-05:00To Jalen: Meszaros was playing well "enough&q...To Jalen: Meszaros was playing well "enough" and is projected out big; he was going to earn more than #4 or #24 & therefor had to go. The GM sent the message in Ottawa we have certain "standards" (pay ranges) for our core guys, he was going to exceed this. "Catch 22". Redden is in Saturday Night; we shall see who he is partnered with as he has had a variety of partners so far (He is simply just hard to play with, for anyone). Andrej is used as the example of how we used to hit the net from the point and now do firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-84900174895546543442009-01-06T11:48:00.000-05:002009-01-06T11:48:00.000-05:00Mez is a good guy and glad to see he's making an i...Mez is a good guy and glad to see he's making an impression on his teamates, but I haven't seen, in Ottawa or Tampa, the progress that I expected since his rookie campaign.

Mez didn't carry #6, that's crazy. And he couldn't hit the net on the PP, else he might still be here.

- firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-65798293995171423542009-01-05T22:37:00.000-05:002009-01-05T22:37:00.000-05:00Good for Mez. But I gotta agree with peter, he'll ...Good for Mez. But I gotta agree with peter, he'll never be one of the most dependable players in the email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-69356713127902173562009-01-05T22:15:00.000-05:002009-01-05T22:15:00.000-05:00We thought keeping #14 was a no brainer, too many ...We thought keeping #14 was a no brainer, too many messages beening sent, not enough managing. The life of a pro hockey player, after carying #6 for 2 years now he has a whole team on his back. Good Luck to him, at least he gets to go for beers with #4, lots of email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-79076610657668672902009-01-05T21:34:00.000-05:002009-01-05T21:34:00.000-05:00I agree. The Sens will regret that move.I agree. The Sens will regret that email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-9215652504344172254.post-42293250199545497192009-01-05T19:02:00.000-05:002009-01-05T19:02:00.000-05:00I don't know that he'll ever be one of the most de...I don't know that he'll ever be one of the most dependable defencemen in the league, but I've always thought it was impressive that the guy has never missed a game in his career. Good for him, and Tocchet's right: That is leadership.Peterhttp://email@example.com


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EIA Cuts Recoverable California Shale Estimates By 96%
The EIA has cut its original estimate of recoverable shale oil reserves in California's much-hyped Monterey shale play by 96%, the L.A. Times' Louis Sahagun reported late Tuesday.
The agency now says there are just 600 million barrels of recoverable crude — as much as Bolivia. Previously the agency had said there were up to 13.7 billion recoverable barrels.
The new estimate is expected to be released next month. Sahagun quotes EIA analyst John Staub:
From the information we've been able to gather, we've not seen evidence that oil extraction in this area is very productive using techniques like fracking...Our oil production estimates combined with a dearth of knowledge about geological differences among the oil fields led to erroneous predictions and estimates.
In December, the Post Carbon Institute published a report calling into question the EIA's initial estimate, noting that the Monterey's geology, while superficially similar to the country's marquee shale plays like the Bakken and Eagle Ford, contained unusual characteristics that would make it more difficult to access. In a statement last night the group said, "The oil had always been a statistical fantasy. Left out of all the hoopla was the fact that the EIA's estimate was little more than a back-of-the-envelope calculation."
Since the report was published in California, lawmakers have been under tremendous pressure to allow fracking to proceed. Staring them in the face was an estimate that the Monterey shale could create up to 3 million jobs. Governor Jerry Brown had previously said fracking the Monterey presented "a fabulous economic opportunity," and last fall signed into law regulations that would allow the practice to continue in the state.
Now all that seems to be derailed.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
In february,CNQ was forcasting for 2014 a cash flow range of $8.74 to $ 8.92.
After Q1 results, they are increasing their forcast range to $9.50 and $9.90.
You can view this on CNQ web site under investor information/ calender and presentations.
With their proven record, high growth, low valuation...i still don't understand why CNQ is trading4.5 time cash flow.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I know i keep pounding the table on CNQ but it does not take a rocket scientist to figure
that it is still grossly undervalued.
Investor could have bought Suncor yesterday for 3% less.Today many are rushing to get
there hands on it at a higher price.The reason is that they got CONFIRMATION that they are making
tons of $$$.Any serious investor doing his homework new that they were going to report
very good results and could have bought SU or any other oil company way cheaper over
the past few weeks/months.
Same thing will happen to CNQ.Investor need to see to beleive.
In a few weks,CNQ will be trading at a much higher price and many will pay say i should have
bought it when it was still very cheap
.Well i should have never makes you $$$.You need to buy before
a stock trades at it's fair value.
CNQ is still trading at very low multiples and stiil very cheap.Eventually investors will realize
These figures are from Suncor report.Nat Gas spot average $5.70 in Q1 2014 vs
$3.20 in Q1 2013.Every metrics points to huge profits,cashflow and free cash flow
for CNQ.
Just like in the case of Suncor, many investor will wait to see the results and pay way more
to buy in.
Disclosure,CNQ is my biggest holding.
Sorry for the spelling , i am french.
Crescent Point Energy Corp. (TSX:CPG) has signed an agreement to buy CanEra Energy Corp., a privately held oil and gas producer in southeast Saskatchewan, in a deal valued at $1.1 billion, including debt.
CanEra's assets include a large land position in the Torquay area in Saskatchewan, where Crescent Point is active, and production of approximately 10,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
So Crescent Point paid $110 per flowing barrels.
CNQ Economic value (EV = Market cap + total debt) is about 51 billions or 64,000 per flowing
I am no expert,but it seems that with it's very long life reserve,huge land position,
nice mix between heavy, light and nat gas,low valuation...and i could go on and on,CNQ is a
good conservative place to be invested in.
Money seems to be migrating from sky high multiple valuation stocks to value ones.
Even though CNQ has moved up recently, it is still trading at very low metrics,especially when
you consider all the growth it has in front of them.
I don't think all these favorable environment metrics are factored in the selling price.
There is only 10 trading days before CNQ reprts it blow off Q1 results.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
I don't think the strenght of nat gas price are factored in the SP of CNQ
CNQ is the largest canadian producer of nat gas and the largest land holder.
Another good news today.
CNRL Receives AER Approval For Modified Steaming At Primrose
The Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) has approved Canadian Natural Resources Limited's application to modify steaming at phases 23 and 24 of its Primrose and Wolf Lake operations after bitumen was released to surface in other areas of the Primrose site.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
20% production growth and 35% cash flow increase VS 2013.
These are the numbers CNQ will be reporting (more or less 3%) in 2014.
CNQ has so many project lined up for the next 10 years.
How many senior defensive E&P company can say the same.CNQ is in a league of it's own.
Only 17 trading days before they report their Q1 results.
Q1 will be spectacular but the best is yet to come.The environment has never been so favorable
for CDN E&P company.
Their opportunistic aquisition of Devon,Apache and Talisman assets will be accretive in the last
3 quarters of 2014.
CNQ will be trading at $50 + before the end of June.
I am very bullish on CNQ and it is my biggest position.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Apparently CNQ bought some gas asset in February (Monkman gas from Talisman)
I just wrote to Rob Larson (CNQ ir corp. communications) to confirm this purchase.
It is just amazing to see all the assets that CNQ bought in just the last 2 months.
Devon $3.1 billions on feb. 19th, Apache $375 millions on april 1st and now
these Monkman assets 75 mmcf/ d witch = 12 MBOE / day.
With these purchases,they will exceed 800 MBOE/ d in 2014.
CNQ was already a power house, these asset will fuel their growth profile.
In their early april presentation they say that for 2014 they will produce in a range of
716 to 762 MBOE/d and that the cash flow would be in a range of $8.74 to $8.92
That was before these 3 purchases.
Also these forcast are based on $95.74 WTI and $4.31 AECO.
They will report after the close on may 8th.Results will be spectacular.
Philippe Capelle (V.P.Equity of Standard Life said the following at BNN yesterday.
It was one of his 3 top picks.
CNQ has had a great run, with a 36 percent increase over the last six months, but there is still plenty of room to the upside as it trades at only five times cash flow. With the recent asset acquisitions from Devon and Apache, CNQ has unhedged exposure to natural gas which represents 40 percent of its revenue right when the gas price environment is improving, and will continue to deliver high single digit production growth of oil and gas. This is another resource company that will benefit from this weaker Canadian Dollar environment, and will also benefit from the expected tighter heavy oil differentials. Finally, CNQ would benefit from the potential approval of TransCanada Corp Keystone XL pipeline.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Got this from another board.I agree 100%.CNQ will trading much higher
in a few weeks.
Many investors having positions in E&P stocks would like to see the price
of WTI,Brent,SCO,Nat gas...at sky high levels.
Actually, i think it would be a bad thing.If price goes too high, it will kill demand and
favor sustitution (coal instead of gas).and it will slow down the economy...
At levels of $90 to $105 for WTI with spread of 17% to 22% for heavy and with
gas at $3.80 to $5.00 we do not hurt the economy and no switch occurs.
At present energy price levels, CNQ will be making record profit and cash flow.
Nasdaq stocks that are trading at bubble prices are starting to go down big time.
This corrrection has an negative effect on the overall market.
But we are seing that stocks that are trading at low multiples are not being hit as hard.
Once the correction over, we will see these value-growth stocks resumes their strong up trend.
With only 4 weeks before Q1reporting i am willing to predict that we will see an increase of
at least 10% for CNQ before they report.
A 10% move would put CNQ at $47.65 and it would be trading at only 5.1 time cash flow.
I think they will easily cash flow $9.25 or more this year so at 6 time CNQ should be trading
at $55.5.
For me,CNQ is a conservative no brainer investment.Eventually and i suspect sooner than
later, valuation will rise to a more realistic level.
Sorry for the spelling i am french.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
For those long CNQ,they just bought some more gas assets in western Canada while gas is still
cheap.Combining these assets with their existing huge nat. gas assets make a lot of senses.
They are already one of the company that has the cheapest producing nat gas costs.
Cash flow is growing so much that it is only a matter of time before we see a huge SP increease.
Analyst are just starting to change their Cash flow and profit forcast on Canadian E&P.
Bmo just did it yesterday for Canadian oil sands
30Mar2014 2014 CFPS Estimate 2.64 3.44 +0.80 +30.3%
30Mar2014 2014 EPS Estimate 1.53 2.34 +0.81 +52.9
CNRL's purchase comes one month after spent $3.1-billion to buy Devon Energy Corp.'s natural gas plays in Western Canada, making it a consolidator. CNRL confirmed it purchased Apache's assets, and one analyst believes it may have bought them on the cheap. RBC Dominion Securities analyst Leo Mariani said the price Apache received is "slightly weak."
CNQ is trading at less then 5 time cash flow and growing at a 10% +.It has long life assets
and has made thousands of millionaires in Canada and around the world.
Don't know the reason of your negativness but if it is because you are short you better cover
because you are going to get hurt and that is not a health issue but a hit to your net worth.
CNQ and most of Canadian oil and gas stocks have been lagging big time over the past 6 years.
They are just at the start of a huge upward reevaluation.they will eventually be better priced.
CNQ will generate cash flow north of $9 this year and about $16 in 3 years with free cash flow
of more than $6 in 2017.Do the math, in a year or two CNQ could be trading at $80 + by just applying
a multiple of 5 time.Can you imagine if there would be an expansion of the multiple.
Yesterday was again a good day for the price of SCO and WCS as per
CNQ showed strengh on a weak day caused by Yellen openness.
We could see some short term pullback but the fondamentals are at their best
compared to the past 6 years.
I think CIBC $49 target will be surpass by a lot.
Crude Oil (C$/bbl)
Synthetic Crude $111.92 +$1.12
Western Canada Select $89.01 +$1.48
CIBC World Markets analyst Arthur Grayfer initiated coverage on eight of Canada's largest energy companies, with Suncor Energy Inc. and Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. being his favourites.
Here's his recommendations on all the stocks, along with a brief snapshot of commentary on each:
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. Initiates coverage with a "sector outperformer" rating and 12- to 18-month price target of $49 (Canadian).
"Canadian Natural stands out amongst its peers for multiple fundamental reasons and from a valuation perspective. The company has a meaningful land position with a balanced portfolio of synthetic crude oil/light oil, heavy oil and natural gas, which offers decades of growth visibility... CNQ has a consistent track record of dividend increases (about 14 consecutive years). We expect the expanding free cash flow profile to fund long-term growth initiatives and support the return of capital to shareholders through continued dividend increases and share buybacks."
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Even with the recent price increase in CNQ, i don't think it is even close to what it is really
worth.I wonder how many investors knows that CNQ is the second biggest producer and owner
of nat gas land in CDN.
In 2013, the production mix was 41% heavy,29% gas,15% light and medium oil and 15%
The 29%nat gas sales generated only 10% of sales.So just do the math.
I think that they will exceed by far their $8.71 to $8.94 cash flow / share forcast.
Yesterday's FirstEnergy quote was$110.80CDN for SCO and $87.52 CDN for WCS
We are finnally seying the light out of the tunnel for CDN producers.
Western Canada producers will be getting better pricing because of the debottlenecking
of Cushing and more ways to move the crude out.
Southern portion of Keystone, doubling of Seaway to 800,000 in may -june, more railcars being
added, Eastern pipeline reversal,BP Whitting going online ...etc.
Eventually we wil get a better price for these valuable long life assets.
Reading more and more article saying that the shale oil and gas have faster decline rates than
thought.It may not be the shale revolution after all.
Again, sorry for the spelling ,i am french and doing my best.
Having been long CNQ for many many years and intend to stay like that for many more to come.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
CNQ has to be the cheapest senior E&P stock right now.
Cash flow of about $9 this year
Anybody seriously following and understanding CNQ knows how cheap the valuation
CNQ is trading right know.In it's latest presentation (march), CNQ is forcasting Cash flow of
$8.74 to $8.92 before taking in account their recent aquisition of Devon's assets.
CNQ and it's peers traditionnaly trades at 4.5 times in depress time and up to 7 to 7.5
time in good time.
Applying a reasonable 6 time would put CNQ share price at about $54.
Eventually, the street will wake up.
CNQ is probably one of the cheapest E&P stock right now.
In the presentation, they forcast FREE cash flow of more than $6 / share in 2018.so this mean
that they will probably cash flow more than $14 / share in 4 years.Applying again just a 6 time
gets us at $84.
Sorry for the spelling, i am french.
I am a very happy and long time holder of CNQ
Sentiment: Strong Buy
No resistance.With Canadian gas at double last year price,CNQ will be reporting
very good results in 2014.Many do not realize that CNQ has the biggest CND land position in gas.
It is 40% gas and the second lowest CDN producer behing Tourmaline.
In the last 5 years got very low profitability from gas.
Very good thing that they did not sale the B.C. acreage.
CALGARY, Dec. 20, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - PENN WEST PETROLEUM LTD. (TSX - PWT) (NYSE - PWE) ("Penn West", "our" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has successfully completed its previously announced asset divestitures.
On November 6, 2013, Penn West announced its intention to divest approximately $485 million of non-core assets producing approximately 12,500 boe per day as "phase one" of its divestment strategy related to the Company's long-term plan. Today, the Company announces it has closed a series of transactions to dispose of non-core assets currently producing approximately 10,800 boe per day for total cash proceeds of approximately $486 million. The amount of production to be sold changed as the portfolio of properties transacted was altered slightly. On average, the divestitures were transacted at approximately 5.5 times estimated 2014 net operating income ("NOI") and 1.1 times Penn West's current internal estimate of the proved plus probable producing reserves value discounted at 10 percent. Divested production was weighted predominantly (81 percent) toward heavy oil and natural gas and the proceeds were used to repay outstanding advances on the company's credit facilities.
Penn West's previously announced 2014 average production guidance of 105,000 to 110,000 boe per day remains unchanged at this time notwithstanding the difference in the production disposed in "phase one". Further dispositions are targeted for early 2014 and Penn West will update its 2014 production guidance as significant transactions close.
Dave Roberts, President and CEO commented: "The closing of these transactions further improves Penn West's business by improving our balance sheet at attractive metrics while fully retaining our core asset positions. There was no development of these properties in our plans for the next five years, thus the assets are better managed by the counterparties, providing an economic benefit to both parties. I am pleased we were able to transa
CNQ just hit a 19 month high in Toronto.
CDN energy sector has been a big lagger for the past 5 years.It could very be the star of 2014.
Beleive it or not,i have been a shareholder of CNQ since 1984 and was able to retire
in part because of the huge gain made with this company.
Still my biggest holding.Probably the best managed Canadian energy company.
Nice holidays to all
Did a mistake on previous post.The large short is on the Toronto stock exchange.
27,713,262 up 969,650 at the end of October.Will be interesting to see how much
are still short at the end of november
Cannot be sole responsable for the move.PWE was already up more than 22 cents before his announcement.
Volume is also higher than usual in toronto.
PWE is going up because the downside move was way overdone.Rick George ran Suncor succesfully.
Now, he David Roberts are doing the right move at PWE.Fixing the balance sheet, cutting deep in cost.
With 26.7 millions share shorted on NYSE and 6.7 millions on TSX , short could be scambling to cover.
They will have to fork the 14 cents div. in december.
They aren'ty many stock producing 100 millions + a day and trading at 1/2 book value.
Once the market realize what George and Roberts are turning this company we will see
this stock really moving.
It will take a few months but in the meantime we long are being paid a nice dividend.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Yesterday, the WCS (heavy oil grade) out of Canada went up by $6.68 and the SCO (light sweet) went up
by $2.98 reducing the huge gap with WTI.CAnadian crude is still trading at a huge discount but CNQ management recently stated as many others that the discount will narrow shortly with Withing refinery back on
and increase pipeline output out of Cushing.
Only traded 10 days at a higher price this year.Very close to a 18 months breakout.May see my $60 sooner
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