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I snatched up The Independent on Sunday last weekend hoping to get some insight into the bizarre political situation from its veteran columnist Alan Watkins, only to be greeted by the very dismaying news that he had died.
That Alan should go out at the same time as Gordon Brown and the Labour government seemed appropriate in its way. He was a survivor from an earlier age of old-fashioned politics – the age of smoke-filled rooms, boozy lunches and, above all, gossip. Alan had relished that world though he always found his fellow journalists more interesting and more amusing than politicians and, of course, he was right.
But then again the Fleet Street world that Alan Watkins graced has long since vanished. There were few of the old characters left, men such as his former editor, John Junor of the Sunday Express, who had impressed Alan early in his career with his guiding principles: "No first-class journalist ever has a beard. It is never libellous to ask a question."
As it happened Alan was unintentionally involved in disproving this last assertion. Reviewing a book which reprinted some of Junor's columns he commended the skill with which he managed to avoid possible litigation. He instanced Junor's paragraph about a headmaster who on three separate occasions had escaped prosecution for indecently assaulting his pupils.
After unreservedly accepting his innocence, Junor posed the question, "Might he not be wise to jack in a job which seems to carry such a high risk of false accusations?" Claiming never to have seen the original paragraph, the headmaster sued and Junor's book had to be withdrawn.
Have women really been snubbed?
Following the example of his great hero Tony Blair, David Cameron made sure that when the new Cabinet was photographed there was a smiling female face in the foreground – in this instance that of the Minister Without Portfolio Baroness Warsi – not only a woman but a Muslim. But this was not enough for the feminist lobby, urged on by all the Glenda Slaggs in the newspapers, who complained that once again the female sex had been rudely snubbed and was inadequately represented.
It is interesting that when you hear this argument made, you don't actually hear the names of any individual women whose claims have been overlooked. It is the female sex in general that is champion. This is perhaps not surprising in view of the way so many of the Blair women have come a cropper – Hazel Blears, Margaret Hodge, Baroness Scotland, Ruth Kelly and notably Jacqui Smith, Gordon Brown's former Home Secretary. Will history repeat itself in the case of Theresa May, another woman who looks as if she's out of her depth doing the arduous job of Home Secretary?
When men select women like this, not really on merit but simply to appease the feminists, they tend to pick the wrong ones, the ones who they think won't make trouble. Meanwhile, independently minded women like Clare Short and Ann Widdecombe are getting out of politics altogether.
Winged creatures invade the home
In case you hadn't noticed it, tonight is National Moth Night when we are all being asked to keep a tally of any moth that may come our way and report the results to the moth census authorities. Though no friend of the moth – an excitable creature that flaps around my reading lamp causing intense irritation – I shall do my best to oblige, but I am at present more interested in the crows that have made a nest in the chimney above my bedroom. This means being woken up most mornings by raucous calls and croakings. Never mind. The crows have my support, particularly as they seem to share my dislike for the ubiquitous red kites.
However, there are problems involved when it comes to being kind to the bird population. The other day two small boys known to me found an abandoned bird's egg in the garden and took it inside hoping to be able to hatch it artificially. When their mother rang the RSPB to seek advice, she was warned that by harbouring a bird's egg she was committing a criminal offence.
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Days Inn Branson / Near the Strip Accommodation & Rooms
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- 91 smoke-free guestrooms
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Novell's and Intel's collaboration on the Moblin project is showing its first fruits. The beta version of Moblin appeared alongside a special version of the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop.
While Moblin up to now has stood for the quickstart Linux system from Intel, many distros are now likely to have a Moblin version. The first in a series is Novell's with a special version of its SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop, SLED 11. The 1.3 GByte ISO image of its beta is available for download from the Novell ForgeFTP server and installable on practically all netbooks with Atom CPUs. Unlike the original Moblin, the openSUSE variant also supports systems without Atom CPUs.
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Recent Newsworthy Remarks by the SEC
During recent public appearances, spokespersons for the SEC's Division of Investment Management's Risk and Examinations Group (REG) provided additional insight as to what the REG will be looking for when it conducts examinations of registered investment advisers.
According to Norm Champ, SEC Director of the Division of Investment Management, REG will have two roles; one is to conduct "rigorous quantitative and qualitative financial analysis of the asset management industry" and second (but not last) to work closely with the SEC's Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations (OCIE) to come up with its examination program and also to assist OCIE in conducting its examinations. According to Director Champ, the REG will especially work on learning more about the issues faced by the investment management industry and help promote best practices within the industry. The Director added that OCIE and REG leadership has been meeting with the boards of asset management firms and has been hiring experts in and from the industry in an attempt to better understand and regulate the industry.
In another appearance, Director Champ stated that the Division's review of private fund advisers will emphasize advertising and Form ADV by such advisers. According to the Director , the rapid increase in registration of investment advisers brought on by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act and the exemption filing by private fund advisers could, out of necessity, require the SEC to recommend revisions to Form ADV and certain rule changes. Given the expected change under Rule 506(c) under Regulation D — which will allow the general solicitation and general advertising for issuers, including private funds that sell their securities solely to accredited investors — the Director believes that it may be necessary for the SEC to rethink its position on various advertising prohibitions now in place for advisers of private funds. Finally, according to Director Champ, given the complexity of how some of the private fund advisers are structured, with multiple related-parties that may be providing advice, all under one organizational umbrella, Form ADV reporting and even registration for such related entities may have to be modified.
Meanwhile, Andrew Bowden, the Division's Deputy Director, informed the public that about one in 10 examinations conducted by OCIE results in a referral for SEC enforcement action. According to Mr. Bowden, OCIE would like to see that number decrease as an enforcement referral means additional staff time and expense. OCIE hopes to ward off some of the enforcement referrals by educating the industry as to best practices and necessary steps to avoid enforcement action. According to Mr. Bowden, SEC considerations when determining whether to seek enforcement action include:
Generally, if an adviser finds itself dealing with the SEC in a matter that may be referred, it is important to take immediate action to correct the behavior that caused the violation, as well as cooperate with, and do not mislead, the SEC during its investigation.
SEC Issues "Alert" on the Custody Rule
On March 4, 2013, the SEC released a risk alert in connection with Rule 206(4)-2, also known as the "Custody Rule," issued under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. Several of the issues outlined by the SEC specifically target advisers to pooled investment vehicles, such as advisers to private equity or hedge funds. The SEC identified other issues applicable to all investment advisers, in addition to those advising pooled investment vehicles.
The SEC implemented the Custody Rule as a way to provide additional safeguards to investors against theft or misappropriation when investment advisers have "custody" of client funds or securities. An investment adviser has custody of client funds or securities when the adviser (1) holds client funds directly or indirectly; or (2) has authority to obtain possession of such funds or securities, such as having a power of attorney from the client to sign checks on the client's behalf. Additionally, having the ability to dispose of client assets also constitutes custody for purposes of the Custody Rule.
An investment adviser with custody of client assets must maintain client funds and securities with a qualified custodian, such as a bank, registered broker-dealer, futures commission merchant, or certain foreign entities, and must provide certain information to the client, such as the name and address of the custodian. The investment adviser must then have reasonable certainty that the custodian is sending regular account statements to the client, which can be used by the clients to verify the information received from the adviser about the assets within the adviser's custody. Further, the investment adviser must enter into an agreement with an independent accounting firm to perform a surprise annual audit. Finally, where the client is a pooled investment vehicle, such as a limited partnership or limited liability company, the adviser must ensure that the account statements required to be sent to the client are also provided to the limited partners or members of the pooled investment vehicle.
Risks Discovered by the SEC
Advisers to pooled investment vehicles often rely on the "audit approach" to comply with the Custody Rule. However, this approach often results in the following deficiencies under the Custody Rule by advisers:
Failure by Advisers to Recognize They Have Custody
Advisers also were failing to meet the surprise exam requirements by failing to file Form ADV-E within 120 days of the exam being performed. In addition, the SEC has found that the exam was not being performed on a surprise basis.
In addition to the above problems, the SEC also found that the advisers were found not in compliance with the "qualified custodian" requirements of the Custody Rule. For instance, some advisers failed to have their position as custodian or trustee for the client clearly notated on the account. Others commingled property of clients, employees, and the adviser itself in one account. Still others did not have a basis to believe that the qualified custodian was sending account statements to clients.
Advisers should periodically review their internal controls and processes to make sure that they are in compliance with their obligations under the Advisers Act, including the Custody Rule.
Advisers would be well advised to contact their legal and accounting representative for assistance with any such review.
Securities Exchange Act Issues For Exchange-Traded Funds
Since shares of exchange traded funds (ETF Shares) are continuously offered and are also traded in secondary markets, various issues arise under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Issues also arise under the Securities Exchange Act because most ETF Shares are purchased and redeemed in-kind. We have noted some confusion over some obligations under the Securities Exchange Act for ETF Shares, particularly with regard to Section 13 and Section 16 compliance. What follows is a brief summary of issues under the Securities Exchange Act that are applicable to ETF Shares. It does not provide comprehensive advice or identify each rule, regulation, document or action that an exchange traded fund (ETF) should consider in addressing issues under the Securities Exchange Act.
Available No-Action Relief
The SEC has granted no-action relief to ETFs with respect to compliance with Section 13(d) and Section 16 of the Securities Exchange Act, and has indicated that ETFs no longer need to submit requests for no-action relief unless novel or unusual issues are present. See Select Sector SPDR Trust, No-Action Letter (publicly available May 6, 1999), and PDR Services Corporation, No-Action Letter (publicly available December 14, 1998).
The SEC has issued generic no-action relief that obviates the need for index ETFs to obtain their own no-action relief for items related to Regulation M, tender offers, broker confirmations, margin, disclosure of broker relationships, and advance notice of corporate actions, as discussed below. See The American Stock Exchange, No-Action Letter (publicly available August 17, 2001). In addition, the SEC has consistently granted equivalent no-action relief to ETFs that are not tied to an index, and has indicated that such ETFs no longer need to submit requests for no-action relief with respect to broker confirmations, margin, and disclosure of broker relationships unless novel or unusual issues are present. See WisdomTree Trust, No-Action Letter (publicly available May 9, 2008).
Specific Securities Exchange Act Issues
Sections 13(d) and 16(a). Section 13(d) requires beneficial owners of more than five percent of an issuer's outstanding securities to file reports with the SEC. Section 16(a) requires each officer, director, and beneficial owner of more than 10 percent of a public company's outstanding shares (insiders) to file reports with the SEC disclosing the number of shares beneficially owned, and reports regarding changes in ownership. The SEC has granted no-action relief to ETFs with respect to the reporting obligations under Sections 13(d) and 16(a) to the effect that: (1) owners of more than five percent of the ETF Shares are not required to file reports under Section 13(d); and (2) insiders are not required to file reports under Section 16(a).
The no-action relief with respect to sections 13(d) and 16(a) is based primarily on representations that the ETF Shares trade at prices that do not deviate materially from NAV. The letters caution, in this regard, that if the ETFs Shares begin to trade at prices that materially deviate from NAV, the no-action relief would no longer be available.
Regulation M. Regulation M is intended to limit the activities of those persons who have a readily identifiable incentive to manipulate the market during an offering. Regulation M exempts from its application redeemable securities issued by an open-end management investment company, and an ETF is an open-end management investment company. However, because of the limited redeemability of ETF Shares, it is not clear that the exemption for open-end investment companies is applicable to ETFs. As a result, ETFs have sought, and the SEC has been willing to grant, no-action positions confirming that:
Tender Offers. Rule 14e-5, among other things, prohibits a person who makes a cash tender offer or exchange offer for an equity security from purchasing, directly or indirectly, such security other than pursuant to the offer. Rule 14e-5 could be read as restricting the ability of a dealer manager of a tender offer for a particular security included in the ETF's portfolio from purchasing and redeeming ETF Shares during the offer period. That would be the case to the extent that purchases and redemptions of ETF Shares are viewed as an indirect purchase or sale of the security subject to the tender offer. To obviate concerns in this regard, ETFs have sought, and the SEC has been willing to grant, exemptive relief from Rule 14e-5 to permit dealer-managers of tender offers of securities comprising the basket of securities tendered or received in connection with a purchase or redemption of ETF Shares to purchase and redeem ETF Shares during the pendency of the offer.
Broker Confirmations. Rule 10b-10 requires a broker-dealer who effects a transaction on behalf of a customer to provide the customer a written confirmation at or before completion of the transaction. The confirmation must contain certain specified information, including the identity, price, and number of shares or units (or principal amount) of the security purchased or sold.
Compliance with Rule 10b-10 would be extremely burdensome to the extent that all of its requirements were viewed as applicable to all securities comprising the basket of securities tendered or received in connection with a purchase or redemption of ETF Shares. For this reason, ETFs have sought, and the SEC has been willing to grant, exemptive relief to permit broker-dealers to omit information respecting the identity, price and number of shares of each individual security tendered or received. The SEC has been willing to grant such relief conditioned upon the representation that the confirmation furnished by the broker-dealer to its customer will state that all information required by Rule 10b-10 will be furnished upon request and all such requests will be fulfilled in a timely manner.
Margin. Pursuant to Section 11(d)(1) of the Securities Exchange Act, a broker-dealer generally may not extend credit in connection with the purchase of any security that is part of a new issue if the broker-dealer was a member of the selling syndicate within the prior 30 days. Because ETFs are continuously offered as well as traded in the secondary market, the restrictions on margin in connection with purchases in a public offering could be viewed as applicable to ETFs. To obviate this concern, ETFs have sought and obtained no-action relief from the SEC to permit margin credit to be extended, in connection with the purchase of ETF Shares on an exchange, by broker-dealers who engage exclusively in secondary market transactions in ETF Shares. The SEC has also extended this relief to broker-dealers who transact directly with the ETF. In both cases, the relief is subject to the condition that the broker-dealer not receive, from the ETF or an affiliated person of the ETF, any payment, compensation, or other economic incentive to promote the shares of the ETF.
ETFs have also received confirmation that ETF Shares may be treated by broker-dealers as shares issued by an open-end investment company and therefore, pursuant to Rule 11d1-2 of the Securities Exchange Act, broker-dealers are able to extend credit or maintain or arrange for the extension or maintenance of credit on ETF Shares that have been owned for more than 30 days by the persons to whom credit is to be provided.
Disclosure of Broker Relationships. A broker-dealer is required, under Rule 15c1-5 under the Securities Exchange Act, to disclose to its customers any control relationship between the broker-dealer and the issuer of the security being purchased or sold. Similarly, a broker-dealer that effects a transaction with a customer in connection with any distribution in which the broker-dealer is interested, is required, under Rule 15c1-16 under the Securities Exchange Act, to disclose to its customer the existence of such interest. ETFs have obtained no-action relief from the SEC to confirm that the foregoing rules do not require disclosure of a broker-dealer's relationship with any issuer of a security held in the ETF's portfolio.
Advance Notice of Corporate Actions. Rule 10b-17 requires a public company to give advance notice of certain specified actions (for example, dividends, stock splits, rights offerings). Paragraph (c) of the Rule, however, states that the Rule does not apply to redeemable securities issued by open-end investment companies. However, because of the limited redeemability of ETF Shares, it is not clear that the exemption for open-end investment companies is applicable. As a result, ETFs have sought, and the SEC has been willing to grant, no-action positions confirming that this exemption applies to ETFs.
Mutual Funds' After-Tax Returns Adjusted for Tax on Net Investment Income
The SEC staff has announced that reported after-tax returns for mutual funds and exchange-traded funds must be adjusted to reflect the 3.8% tax on net investment income that became applicable to some taxpayers on January 1, 2013. This affects fund advertising as well as required disclosures in the fund prospectus. The announcement was made on the SEC's web page for Investment Management Staff Issues of Interest. The full staff announcement reads:
"After-Tax Return Effective January 1, 2013, the Health Care and Education Reconciliation Act of 2010 (Pub. L. No. 111-152, 124 Stat. 1029 (2010)) imposed on certain taxpayers a 3.8% tax on net investment income ('3.8% tax').
"The staff recently was asked for its views on whether the 3.8% tax should be included in determining the highest individual marginal federal income tax rate used to calculate after-tax return required by Instructions 4 to both Item 26(b)(2) and (3) of Form N-1A. Since investors that are subject to the highest marginal rate on taxable income (currently 39.6%) are also subject to the 3.8% tax, we believe that registrants should include the 3.8% tax in after-tax return calculations (e.g., use 43.4% as the highest individual marginal federal income tax rate on ordinary income). Similarly, we believe that registrants should include the 3.8% tax in calculating the tax on qualified dividend income and long-term capital gains or any tax benefit resulting from capital losses required by Instruction 7 to Item 26(b)(3) (i.e., use 23.8% as the highest individual federal long-term capital gains tax rate, which is the sum of the 3.8% tax and the 20% maximum long-term capital gains tax rate)." [February 22, 2013]
Enforcement Matters
Hedge Fund Managers Subject to SEC Fraud Charges
Recently, the SEC filed a complaint in federal court in Connecticut charging a pair of hedge fund managers (Messrs. David Bryson and Bart Gutekunst) and their investment advisory firm (New Stream Capital) with lying to the hedge fund's investors about the fund's financial condition and other related matters before it failed during the 2008 financial crisis.
According to the SEC's compliant, New Stream provided investment management services through Messrs. Bryson and Gutekunst to a $750 million hedge fund. In order to appease its largest investor, the hedge fund adviser agreed to give that investor preferential liquidation rights over those of all other fund investors. New Stream was afraid that the large investor would pull its investment out of the fund (estimated to be $300 million of the $750 million total assets of the fund) if it did not agree to the preferential treatment. What New Stream failed to do is inform the other fund investors that it granted the preferential terms to the one investor and the implications to them. In spite of the lack of disclosure, New Stream continued to solicit new investors in the fund. In addition, the fund's financial statements were falsified to omit the preferential treatment restructuring for the major investor.
Due to the financial crisis in 2008, the fund faced substantial redemptions (in the amount of $545 million) and eventually filed for bankruptcy in 2011. The SEC's complaint charges the fund managers, along with New Stream's CFO, who falsified the fund's audited financial statements, with violations of the "anti-fraud" provisions under federal securities laws, including under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. The SEC is seeking a variety of sanctions and relief against the defendants, including injunctions, disgorgement of ill-gotten gains with interest, and penalties.
In a parallel action, the U.S. attorney is pursuing criminal charges against the individual defendants.
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The Company owns a system that consists of natural gas gathering pipelines, centralized compressor stations, two natural gas processing complexes and two NGL pipelines. Industry, Sector and Symbol: Sector: Basic Materials Industry: Oil & Gas Pipelines Sub-Industry: N/A Exchange: NYSE Symbol: MWE CUSIP: Key Metrics: Previous Close: $0.0050 Day Moving Average: $44200 Day Moving Average: $54Trailing P/E Ratio: N/AForeward P/E Ratio: 50.04P/E Growth: 0Market Cap: $N/A Additional Links: View MWE on Google FinanceView MWE on Yahoo FinanceView MWE's Company Profile on ReutersSearch for Markwest Energy Partners LP on Google Companies Related to Markwest Energy Partners LP:Oneok Partners LP (NYSE:OKS)Spectra Energy Partners, LP (NYSE:SEP)Mplx Lp (NYSE:MPLX)Pembina Pipeline Corp. (NYSE:PBA)Targa Resources Corp (NYSE:TRGP)Western Gas Equity Partners LP (NYSE:WGP)Buckeye Partners, L.P. 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The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: No ratings tracked in the last 12 months.Consensus Rating:N/A (Score: NaN)Consensus Price Target: N/A Analysts' Ratings History for Markwest Energy Partners LP (NYSE:MWE) Show: Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage All Ratings For This Stock DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetDetails12/3/2015Barclays PLCReiterated RatingEqual Weight$80.00 -> $65.0011/16/2015Deutsche Bank AGReiterated RatingBuy$51.0011/5/2015Royal Bank of CanadaLower Price TargetSector Perform$66.00 -> $52.009/11/2015Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (The)Lower Price Target$68.00 -> $63.009/9/2015Seaport Global SecuritiesLower Price TargetNeutral$71.00 -> $60.008/7/2015Credit Suisse GroupDowngradeOutperform -> Neutral$81.00 -> $72.008/6/2015WunderlichReiterated RatingHold$71.00 -> $60.007/13/2015Ladenburg Thalmann Financial ServicesDowngradeBuy -> Neutral6/30/2015Evercore Partners Inc.Initiated CoverageHold$60.006/29/2015Evercore ISIInitiated CoverageHold$60.006/17/2015Jefferies Group LLCUpgradeHold -> Buy$68.006/16/2015SunTrust Banks, Inc.Initiated CoverageBuy$76.004/24/2015Citigroup Inc.Reiterated RatingBuy$72.00 -> $74.00(Data available from 2/27/2015 forward) Earnings Earnings History for Markwest Energy Partners LP (NYSE:MWE)DateQuarterConsensus EstimateActual EPSRevenue EstimateActual RevenueRelease LinkConference CallDetails2/23/2016 11/4/2015Q315$0.18$0.15$597.90 million$474.30 millionViewListen8/5/2015Q215$0.16($0.55)$571.49 million$459.60 millionViewListen5/6/2015Q115$0.17$0.14$576.69 million$467.30 millionViewListen2/25/2015Q414$0.29$0.18$623.95 million$538.25 millionViewListen11/5/2014Q314$0.29$0.41$593.81 million$607.10 millionViewListen8/6/2014Q214$0.16$0.05$553.11 million$518.40 millionViewListen5/7/2014Q114$0.24$0.07$543.04 million$512.50 millionViewListen2/26/2014Q413$0.23($0.05)$489.10 million$453.50 millionViewListen11/13/2013Q313$0.24($0.17)$458.22 million$420.52 millionViewListen8/7/2013Q2 2013$0.22$0.55$435.60 million$415.12 millionViewListen5/8/2013Q1 2013$0.26($0.12)$438.54 million$377.90 millionViewListen2/27/2013Q4 2012$0.32$0.22$391.01 million$371.50 millionViewListen11/7/2012Q312$0.34($0.13)$336.01 million$283.73 millionViewN/A8/2/2012$0.42$1.47ViewN/A5/7/2012$0.56$20.00ViewN/A2/28/2012$0.44($0.87)ViewN/A11/7/2011$0.42$1.77ViewN/A8/8/2011$0.37($1.13)ViewN/A5/9/2011$0.37($1.13)ViewN/A2/28/2011$0.35($0.76)ViewN/A(Data available from 1/1/2011 forward) Estimates Earnings Estimates for Markwest Energy Partners LP (NYSE:MWE)Current Year EPS Consensus Estimate: $0.02 EPSNext Year EPS Consensus Estimate: $0.83 EPSQuarterNumber of EstimatesLow EstimateHigh EstimateAverage EstimateQ1 20162$0.17$0.24$0.21Q2 20162$0.18$0.29$0.24Q3 20162$0.25$0.26$0.26Q4 20162$0.30$0.37$0.34(Data provided by Zacks Investment Research) Dividends Current Dividend Information for Markwest Energy Partners LP (NYSE:MWE)Annual Dividend:$0.00Dividend Yield:0.00%Dividend Growth:0.00% (3 Year Average)Payout Ratio:0.00% (Based on Current Year Consensus EPS Estimate)0.00% (Based on Next Year Consensus EPS Estimate)Track Record:6 Years of Consecutive Dividend GrowthDividend History for Markwest Energy Partners LP (NYSE:MWE)AnnouncedPeriodAmountYieldEx-Dividend DateRecord DatePayable Date10/23/2015quarterly$0.939.1%11/2/201511/4/201511/13/20157/21/2015quarterly$0.925.67%8/4/20158/6/20158/14/20154/22/2015$0.915/5/20155/7/20155/15/20154/24/2015quarterly$0.915.26%5/5/20155/7/20155/7/20151/23/2015quarterly$0.905.9%2/3/20152/5/20152/13/201510/22/2014quarterly$0.894.98%11/3/201411/5/201411/14/20147/24/2014quarterly$0.884.92%8/1/20148/5/20148/14/20144/23/2014quarterly$0.875.32%5/5/20145/7/20145/15/20141/22/2014quarterly$0.865.05%2/4/20142/6/20142/14/201410/24/2013quarterly$0.854.64%11/5/201311/7/201311/14/20137/24/2013quarterly$0.844.97%8/2/20138/6/20138/14/20134/26/2013quarterly$0.835.39%5/3/20135/7/20135/15/20131/23/2013quarterly$0.826.12%2/4/20132/6/20132/14/2013(Data available from 1/1/2013 forward) Insider Trades Insider Trading History for Markwest Energy Partners LP (NYSE:MWE)Transaction DateInsider NameTitleBuy/SellNumber of SharesAverage Share PriceTotal TransactionDetails7/13/2015Randy S NickersonEVPSell1,122$68.20$76,520.40 6/1/2015Randy S NickersonEVPSell1,122$64.21$72,043.62 5/8/2015Randy S NickersonEVPSell1,122$66.59$74,713.98 4/9/2015Randy S NickersonEVPSell1,122$65.00$72,930.00 3/30/2015Nancy BueseCFOSell10,000$63.00$630,000.00 1/2/2015Randy S NickersonEVPSell1,700$67.16$114,172.00 12/1/2014Randy S NickersonEVPSell1,700$70.09$119,153.00 11/3/2014Randy S NickersonEVPSell1,700$69.02$117,334.00 10/1/2014Randy S NickersonEVPSell1,700$76.50$130,050.00 9/2/2014Randy S NickersonEVPSell1,700$79.46$135,082.00 7/28/2014Nancy BueseCFOSell10,000$71.79$717,900.00 7/1/2014Randy S NickersonEVPSell1,700$71.52$121,584.00 6/6/2014Paula L RossonCAOSell1,500$64.00$96,000.00 6/6/2014Randy S NickersonEVPSell3,400$65.00$221,000.00 5/12/2014Keith BaileyDirectorBuy3,850$64.64$248,864.00 4/30/2014C Corwin BromleyEVPSell1,500$63.16$94,740.00 4/23/2014Paula RossonCAOSell1,500$65.04$97,560.00 4/22/2014C Corwin BromleyEVPSell5,000$65.20$326,000.00 4/14/2014Randy NickersonEVPSell1,700$65.00$110,500.00 3/27/2014William NicolettiDirectorSell2,821$64.32$181,446.72 3/3/2014Randy NickersonEVPSell1,230$63.00$77,490.00 2/3/2014Randy NickersonEVPSell1,500$70.26$105,390.00 1/2/2014Randy NickersonEVPSell1,500$66.27$99,405.00 12/2/2013Randy NickersonEVPSell1,500$68.73$103,095.00 11/1/2013Randy S NickersonEVPSell1,500$74.42$111,630.00 9/19/2013Nancy BueseCFOSell5,000$70.00$350,000.00 9/12/2013Nancy BueseCFOSell5,000$69.52$347,600.00 9/3/2013Randy NickersonEVPSell1,500$67.11$100,665.00 8/1/2013Randy S NickersonSVPSell1,500$70.72$106,080.00 7/1/2013Randy S NickersonSVPSell1,500$66.97$100,455.00 6/3/2013Randy S NickersonSVPSell1,500$65.64$98,460.00 5/22/2013C Corwin BromleySVPSell2,500$70.02$175,050.00 5/22/2013Paula L RossonCAOSell1,900$69.12$131,328.00 5/20/2013C Corwin BromleySVPSell2,500$68.01$170,025.00 5/15/2013Donald D WolfDirectorSell3,000$67.14$201,420.00 5/14/2013C Corwin BromleySVPSell2,500$67.15$167,875.00 11/19/2012Donald D WolfDirectorBuy1,000$49.33$49,330.00 11/16/2012Keith E 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Hi I'm Sue. Firstly let me say that Dorit was an extremely knowledgeable, caring and patient guide. This tour packs a lot into the three days, but you never felt rushed. The hotel rooms were all acceptable and there were many stopovers to enable us to take photographs of the magnificent scenery. I especially enjoyed the drive along the Pacific Coast Highway. we even managed to see elephant seals. Santa Barbara, Carmel, Monterrey and Hurst Castle were also great places to visit. I would recommend this trip to anyone.
This tour was amazing! Dorit was an outstanding guide, she made everyone feel valued. Her shared her knowledge of each area that we visited. Be prepared to be exhausted and amazed!
Hi, my name is Tim. I and #39;ve just done the 3-day-tour to San Francisco. These past 3 days were absolutely amazing! Our tour guide Giovanni and our driver Jeff were super friendly and very well organized. Giovanni gave us so much inside information about California and brought us to the most stunning views all over the Westcoast. He took very good care of us and you can really feel his passion and excitement for guiding this tour. He said: and #34;If you are happy, I am happy and #34;. And so it was, I enjoyed every second of our tour and thus highly recommend to experience it on your own. At last, I just want to thank Giovanni and Jeff for everything they have done for us. It was a pleasure!
This tour was amazing!
The tour was very nice,the tour guide Dorit whom we wud give 10/10 was excellent, she made the tour along with the driver who was also very good a memorable one. It took us approx 6 hours to reach SF, but we had about 4 wonderful breaks of 20 min. each at diff. places of sight seeing and Dorit made it absolutely wonderful by explaining the sights in details.
Nevertheless there are few things which Viator should address-
1. The seating in the Mercedes van was good for 7 persons the rest of the four had to struggle a bit, it was nice of tour guide Dorit, who recommended the rotation of seats after few hours, which was accepted by travellers with a bit of resentment. let me also state that the 11 seater coach/van was brand new.
2.It would be very nice if a place like Carmel is shown little more and a short tour of the new Museum in San-Francisco is added.
3.La Quinta hotel should be changed to either Marriott,Hilton or Holiday inn chain of hotels.
It was wonderful! The bus driver and the tour guide were so friendly. The tour guide was also very knowledgeable about each of our tour sites. I am so thankful for our tour guide, Giovanni. I passed out for a sec. or two on the bus and Giovanni stayed right by my side. He reassured me the whole time that I would be ok. which I was. Would love to go a tour again especially if Giovanni is the tour guide. Thank you, Viator Tours, for an awesome tour. Sincerely, M. Gulledge
Fantastic tour, we highly recommend it!! Our Italian tour guide, Giovanni, was excellent. He was knowledgeable, caring and courteous. He took us to all places stated plus extras. We saw elephant seals who were shedding their skin on a beach, a beautiful monastery and the beautiful Madonna Inn. His tour of San Francisco was great. We got to see allot as we were walking plus more on the Golden Gate Bay Cruise. Jeff, our driver, was very careful and caring. Giovanni was the translator for an Italian honey-moon couple. Zippy was the translator for 4 Hebrew people which was great. Also, there was a girl from Japan and there was a translator for her too.It is wonderful that you provide a translator for every nationality on your tours. We are from the east coast and we have never been to California, honestly, this tour was the highlight of our trip! Thank you! Bob and Angela C.
Loved this tour, it was fabulous !!! Really enjoyed the drive along the Pacific Coast Highway Route 1, we even managed to see elephant seals basking in the sun along the beach, waiting for the females in January. Santa Barbara, Carmel and Monterrey was lovely too, during the trip the guides make sure we were given adequate time at each of these stops. Would have loved to be longer in Monterrey Bay, but a 3 day tour has time restrictions. San Francisco was lovely, managed to visit China Town, did a tram ride and took lovely photos of the city from Lombard. Our guides Dorrit, Giovanni and driver Yacob were exceptional, so very knowledgeable and professional. Dorrit is particular was friendly, caring and extremely patient with our constant questioning !! Love her ! The hotel rooms were all comfortable and there were many stopovers to enable us to take photographs of the beautiful scenery. I could do this tour again, it was fab !!
Our Tour Guide Emanuel an Italian and our driver Sam Russian were terrific, courteous thoughtful and full of helpful info. We were a group of 4 adults Aussies we had a great time and would highly recommend this tour. Outstanding value for money.
One of the best tour guide we have ever had. She made the trip so enjoyable, very caring person.
I enjoyed every minute of this trip. Met some lovely people from all over the world. Our tour guide was friendly helpful and very knowledgeable. The places we stayed were of high standard and the tour its self amazingly adventurous.
This is an amazing tour! We had the wonderful guide named Dorit. She is a lot of fun and communicates well with everyone!! We travelled from NZ for a trip of a lifetime and thanks to this tour we have! Definitely recommend.
I highly recommend this tour it was the best part of my LA holiday. The hotels were 5 star and Central , very organised and we have seen the best of California. I will defenetly book another tour with Viator
It was everything I was hoping for and more. Our tour guide Eli was excellent, warm, funny and knew details about every little town and place we stopped. We had a good experience and we were very comfortable in the bus. They picked all the right stops to stop and take pictures.
We have guest from over seas visiting and they speak no english. We sent them on this tour and from the first time we called to confirm the company was amazing. They were very understanding and accepting that are guest did not speak english, they assured me they would take good care of them and not leave behind :)
When our guest came back they said they had a great trip. They said their tour guide was extremely nice and cared about all the people on the tour. Our guests went on several tours they said this is the only tour they did not feel rushed and they actually really enjoyed :)
Very good small group tour, excellent guide/driver, good value for money.
We enjoyed the tour provided by Eli our tour guide and Jeff our driver were very knowledgeable and made sure we were all informed as we visited each location in multiple languages to cater for those who are not native English speakers. Although we traveled quite a distance regular comfort and sightseeing stops broke up the journey. The tour of San Francisco was great, Pier 39 and the cruise on the bay were highlights especially with the Americas Cup boats sailing by. Great scenery at the Yosemite National Park despite the lack of water in the waterfalls and rivers,the land was very dry and you can see why the wide fires are easily moving through California. We were lucky to see the park before the smoke came by.
A great way to see a large are in a short time, I would recommend a tour with this group any time
Very well structured tour incorporating many wonderful experiences into three superb days. We appreciated being part of a small group- six adults and one child - and having Richard as our excellent guide - well informed, entertaining and responsive to the group needs. So many highlights - the stunning ocean road , the elephant seals, the sight of Pebble Beach golf course ( for the golfing tragic) the extraordinary variety of San Francisco sights and on the last day the breathtaking wonders of Yosemite. No hesitation in recommending this tour and particularly this tour guide!
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I and my wife enjoyed the spectacular views of the highway 1 of the pacific coast. We enjoyed the scenes of Santa Brabara, Solvang Village, The cruise around the The Alcatraz, Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco and the Hearst Castle in our way back. I certainly recommend this trip.
We enjoyed our trip immensley. Our tour guide, Richard, was fantastic. Would reccomend this 3 day to everyone!!!
Wonderful tour. Driver and tour guide were very good, very helpful showing us many sights in the 3 days. Highly recommend this tour to anyone wanting to see the sights between LA and San Francisco.
This tour was all that we expected. Although the days were long and had to travel along way in the three days it was perfect for us in only having a spare three days to see all the sights of this tour. Our tour guide Dorit and bus driver were amazing and made our trip so pleasurable. The accommodation was great.
A great tour through some very interesting places. The boat tour through San Francisco was a great and we were lucky with the weather. The Yosemite park was stunning. We were the only 2 (native) English speakers in the group but didn't feel left out. The tour guide, Doreet, was very friendly and knowledgeable. My only complaint was that some of the stops were a bit long in not very interesting places, e.g. Chinatown and Sausalito, could happily have skipped both of those stops altogether. Generally though a very enjoyable tour.
This is a very busy tour. Long Days 6am-9pm, long hour between meals (generally breakfast 7am, lunch some time between 1-2pm and dinner at the end of the day 9pm. Snacking is a must.
The coach we were on had issues with the air conditioning. It worked, but not well so we were hot on the bus.
Unfortunately for us we had a lady with the flu, so as soon as we'd finished the trip we got it.
You definately get value for money though. and Tips arent included. We were told minimum $5 per person per day, not forgetting your driver ($15) and your tour guide ($15).
This tour was fantastic.the places we have seen was really worth seeing.the tour bus was comfortable ,the driver was kind and the tour guide was very care about towards all passengers.
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Big-box stores, big political influence: Happy Black Friday!
November 23, 2016 | For Americans seeking a little retail therapy after a stressful election season, help is on the way. But it's not all about the stampede-inducing sales on Black Friday: Big-box stores and online marketplaces turn some of their profits into political clout through hefty campaign contributions and lobbying. The companies below use a variety of strategies to…
Boehner joins the not-quite-a-lobbyist ranks
September 21, 2016 | Count former House Speaker John Boehner as the latest not-quite-a-lobbyist. For nearly a decade, the number of registered lobbyists has slipped each year. This summer, the figure finally dipped below 10,000 — the lowest it's been since the Center for Responsive Politics began keeping track in 1998. And that drop in lobbyists has been accompanied…
All Cooled Off: As Congress Convenes, Former Colleagues Will Soon be Calling From K Street
January 6, 2015 | Seven years after President George W. Bush signed the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act (HLOGA) into law and then-Sen. Barack Obama, (D-Ill.) declared it to be "the most sweeping ethics reform since Watergate," a joint analysis by the Sunlight Foundation and the Center for Responsive Politics suggests the effort may have misfired. A key…
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July 29, 2014 | Studies have confirmed several statistics about the group known as millennials, the generation born between 1980 and 2000. They're on track to be the most educated generation to date, they're getting married significantly later in life, and they're in debt. They're also the most civically engaged generation the United States has ever seen. Millennials are…
Capital Eye Opener, Jan. 3: Campaign Cash is the Question for Brown, How the Cliff Bill Got Fat, and More
January 3, 2013 | Will Scott Brown jump back into the frying pan so soon after his bruising, and incredibly costly, 2012 race? A big factor is whether he thinks he can raise the money for a third race in four years. Also, how the fiscal cliff legislation came to include tax credits benefiting many large corporations, and why New Jersey and New York matter to lawmakers like John Boehner.
Washington's Influence Olympics: The 4×400 Relay
August 7, 2012 | Today's Influence Olympics doesn't pit lobbyists against each other. Instead, we construct a Dream Team for the 4x400 meter relay.
Rangel Faces the Voters, Madoff-Linked Financier Settles and More in Capital Eye Opener: June 25
June 25, 2012 | Voters are poised to go to the polls in Rangel race while Madoff ally J. Ezra Merkin, a big contributor to both Dems and Republicans, reaches a settlement agreement with New York's attorney general. And the Washington Post again relies on CRP data for investigation of how lawmakers rearranged their portfolios during the financial crisis.
Lobby Boom Dot-Com, Nevada GOP Sets Caucus Date and More in Capital Eye Opener: Oct. 24
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Alec Baldwin's Emmys Stand, Lobbying For Foreign Countries and More in Capital Eye Opener: Sept. 19
September 19, 2011 | Actor Alec Baldwin made headlines over the weekend for a joke involving the News Corp. phone-hacking scandal, which was cut by network officials before it made it to the airwaves during the Emmys. Baldwin's political contributions indicate he leans Democratic, unlike Fox and News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch.
Big Companies, Special Interests Hire Private Congressional Delegations to Lobby Government
May 2, 2011 | In all, 43 different companies, organizations and special interest groups last year employed at least three former congressmen as registered federal lobbyists, a Center for Responsive Politics analysis indicates.
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Both hands on the wheel
Both eyes on the road;
Funnily enough...
You encourage me to look everywhere.
Sometimes I can afford a glance.
And when I cannot,
I ask that you forgive me.
The truth is that you cannot follow
One day, Papa will be gone.
I may not be there, either.
So stand.
You have always protected us
By keeping us together.
When I am silent
Know that I have you in mind.
When I am angry
Know that I criticize myself; not you.
When I am sad
Know that I will do better.
And when I am absent,
Know that you must do better.
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Gov. Haslam and the legislature should look past the short term politics and make a smart business decision.
Few reactions are more juvenile and petulant, or spike more parental ire, than when we hear shouted into our faces: "Don't tell me what to do!"
It seems to be a regular refuge for our state legislators, whose heated opposition to many programs appears driven by obstinacy, and the reflexive rhetoric that accompanies childish behavior makes it all the more difficult to fix problems.
The "debate" over increased expectations and measuring performance for our children's education is one example of our increasing preference to be obstinate.
Bad business decision
The Tennessean's Tom Wilemon did a superb job this past week illustrating the human costs that our obstinate legislature and Gov. Bill Haslam force on folks instead of dealing forthrightly with the issues around an expansion of TennCare to include 162,000 uninsured Tennesseans eligible for coverage under the revised Medicaid rules established by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act passed by Congress in 2010.
Yes, the ACA is flawed legislation, but when repeated Republican efforts to repeal the law failed before its implementation in January, intransigence by state legislators made bad business sense.
When the legislature stomped its foot, thumbed its nose and said "Hell no" to the ACA's core premise of funding expanded Medicaid coverage, it put many of our hospitals into an untenable position.
"The vast majority of our hospitals that are financially distressed right now are in our rural areas," Craig Becker, president of the Tennessee Hospital Association, warned last year.
In December, the THA estimated the ACA would reduce existing federal insurance reimbursements to Tennessee hospitals by $5.6 billion over the next 10 years. To balance that reduction, the expansion of TennCare to include about 162,000 uninsured folks would result in about $6.4 billion in new federal funds during the first 5½ years of Medicaid expansion.
Tennessee hospitals accelerated their cutbacks initiated when the ACA's mandated Medicare reimbursements were cut, and a Brownsville hospital announced it would have to close because of reduced reimbursements and increased costs from uninsured services.
Across the state, thousands of hospital staff lost their jobs.
TennCare expansion
Many Tennesseans back their legislators in this defiance of federal overreaching. It is one of the more interesting marks of Tennesseans that we think we are so independent; it is false, of course. Tennessee receives $1.27 in federal funds for every dollar we pay in federal taxes; we are a welfare state.
TennCare, the state's Medicaid program, has been an expensive proposition, with costs growing at an unrelenting pace of almost 3 percent every year, and the expansion offer eventually will add to that total.
So, legislators' objections to expanding enrollment are not without basis.
Instead of hoping Obamacare will go away, and bankrupting many communities of health care as they wish away, the governor and legislature should put in place a long-term funding plan to deal with the inevitable creep in cost.
As a Commonwealth Fund study concluded, it is foolish to think the ACA will be repealed: "As the number of individuals benefiting from the law grows, its wholesale repeal will grow less likely."
It also concluded that the most important consideration is whether we can control health care costs, which was the basis of the act. Medicaid expansion is a central tool in beginning to control costs — not controlling costs will mean higher premiums for everybody.
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We should expand TennCare, but with a plan for how we fund it, either through a special sales tax or some other dedicated funding mechanism.
It is the conservative and smart business decision.
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