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Oil Down & Gas Up
Crude Oil
NYMEX $29.50 -.31
W.Tx Int $29.42 -.39
Natural Gas
NYMEX $3.48 +.01
Henrt Hub $3.46 +.05
Chi City Gate $3.31 -
Toaster 61 the pumpjack
is running as of yesterday and
at 6 strokes per minute.
cfig0.
Hi Photonwav - Motor and Pump Jack Status
From the pix of 13 Sep, it appears that the Z1 motor is still
not running .... can you confirm based on 13 Sep visual?
Thanks for your "always ready" assistance
Ronald...z1 well update...
Our Mistake, we left the link out to view the photo's of the gas meter readings.....
email us again at our contact us page and our server will send you an auto respond to your email that has the whole line of updates.....
with link to the meter readings in the second photo.
photonwav
Hi Photonwav:
Thanks for the 9/14 update on Z1, but it raises more
questions than it answers. I couldn't find the photo with
the Haliburton readings .Would you please tell me if there
good/bad or what ever. It's already known Myers goal is the
Mississipian. I talked to Jason Friday & he said they were
doing readings , as we spoke, & they were happy with them. He
said a few days further delay because of an "oil glut"
which had to be cleared out.
Can you give me a contact so I can find out what's really
happening.
Thanks
Ron Aboussafy
z1 well update 9-14-2002...
Pictures are worth a thousand words:
As a service to our friends.
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Immediately after you send us your email, our sever will send an AUTOMATIC response to your email with the z1 updates and photo's, and the links for the FREE video's of a well fracturing and a well acidizing done on the green ranch property!
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Thank you.
Diamond A Energy
z1 well update...
LATER today.....
stay tuned.
Diamond A Energy
NYMEX Energy Prices Up
NYMEX Crude $29.81 +.96
West Tx Int $29.56 +.71
Narural Gas
NYMEX $3.47 +.14
Henry Hub $3.41 +.19
Chi City Gate $3.31 +.08
NYMEX NG Test of $3.40s Expected
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DJ. Nymex Natural Gas Futures--2: Test Of $3.40s Expected
HOUSTON, Sep 13, 2002 (ODJ via COMTEX) -- (Dow Jones)--New York Mercantile
Exchange October natural gas futures are expected to open 4 cents to 5 cents
higher Friday, traders say.
Early Friday, Tropical Storm Hanna threatened to bring storm conditions to the
Gulf of Mexico coast from northern Florida to Louisiana by Saturday.
On Friday, traders expect the contract to test the $3.40s per million British
thermal units range, where resistance has been formidable and is expected to
continue to be heavy.
Some personnel are being evacuated off rigs in the area, according to companies.
But there is no indication of any production shut-ins.
At Apache Corp., some essential personnel have been pulled off rigs, and rigs
have been secured, according to a spokesman. The company will decide whether to
pull off more personnel later in the day, he said.
Tropical depressions become tropical storms when winds reach 39 mph, according
to the National Hurricane Center in Miami.
At the benchmark Henry Hub, cash prices for September ranged around
$3.33-$3.34/MMBtu, compared with Thursday's $3.18-$3.24/MMBtu closing range.
Traders expected the physical gas to follow the contract's jump from Thursday.
On the over-the-counter market, the October contract traded around
$3.37-$3.38/MMBtu, compared with Thursday's $3.329/MMBtu settlement.
In overnight ACCESS, the contract traded between $3.332-$3.385/MMBtu, with the
last deal done at $3.366/MMBtu, up 4.2 cents.
Traders see support at $3.30, $3.24, $3.17 and $3.14, with resistance at
$3.40-$3.42, $3.43, $3.47, $3.53, $3.61-$3.63 and $3.68.
-By John Edmiston, Dow Jones Newswires; 713-547-9209; john.edmiston@dowjones.com
a little help for our friends....
first DiAmOnD A EnErGy is on track to officially open this month..get ready we are working hard and soon our VEriFy page is gonna be all completed and then we get ready to spud!
visit us and get on our waiting list.
http://www.diamondaenergy.com/verify.htm
Now for our friends that still may be following the z1 well...
facts for the day:
hao 0 volume
fgd 0 volume
ygf 0 volume
msev 306,000 volume up .003.....
the empirical data by charts:
Chaikin money flow top chart far right is today:
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=msev,uu[h,a]daclyyay[da][pd10,2!b20!f][vc60][iut!Uc20!Lc....
Accum/dist:
top chart far right is today:
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=msev,uu[h,a]daclyyay[da][pd10,2!b20!f][vc60][iut!Uf!Lf]&...
photonwav
Energy prices 9:48 EDT
NYMEX CRUDE $29.77 +.04
NYMEX Hen Hub $3.25 -.11
Chi City Gate $3.35 nc
For our friends..
still following msev and their green ranch project.
fyi....
Hao and msev have moved to "new" offices, still together.
HABANERO RESOURCES INC.
460-789 West Pender Street
Vancouver B.C. Canada
V6C 1H2
Phone 604-646-6900
Fax 604-689-1733
MSEV.
#460-789 West Pender Street,
Vancouver BC, Canada V6C 1H2
phone number 604/646-6903
fax number is now 604/689-1733.
FYI also for your interest (since the lycos boards no longer have any research any more..LOL).
the other "partner" in the green ranch besides fgd is ygf.
ygf just CANCELLED special warrant PP of 2 MILLION units at .05.
and a director Nathan Nook resigned.
ON the other hand hao is filing for options (235,000)at .10 over next 5 years.....that's a mere $23,500..
......"September 9, 2002
HAO: TSX Venture Exchange
the Company is issuing, subject to exchange approval, up to 235,000 options at an exercisable at a price of .10 cents for 5 years"......
photonwav
Diamond A Energy
Closing Energy Prices
NYMEX $29.73 unc
IPE Crude $28.65 +.17
Natural Gas
NYMEX Henry Hub $3.36 -.04
Henry Hub $3.35 +.09
Chicage City Gate $3.35 +.14
Gas Rises With Oil
NEW YORK: Gas rises with oil 10/09/2002 06:31:32
Natural gas for October delivery on the NYMEX rallied 4% yesterday, gaining $0.134 to $3.399 per MMBtu, reacting to fund buying, heavy bidding for physical gas and a strong crude oil market, said Enerfax.
For the complete story visit WorldOil.com at
http://www.worldoil.com/news/newsstory.asp?ref=http://62.172.78.184/feeds/worldoil/new/article_e.asp...
z1 well update 09/09/2002
As a service to our friends.
After linking to our Contact us page, send us an email (just put "Hi" in the letter box so it will send).
Immediately after you send us your email, our sever will send an AUTOMATIC response to your email with the updates and photo's, and the links for the FREE video's of a well fracturing and a well acidizing!
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Thank you.
Diamond A Energy
z1 well update...
we will have an update later today for our friends that still own MSEV, it will be eye opening!
vindication,,,
for those that have been emailing us for the updates, we reported a week ago they installed a larger motor and..it was not running..sure enough the msev pr today confirms...
and remember yes we were long on msev for years...had the following (volume) then even after coalinga..which btw is written off but still carried on books by all the companies involved..it just caved in and the fiasco of over 3 million dollars of mistakes no one could or would or should have gone back in.....
BUT then MSEV had TEXAS..to spud in MARCH remember that??...long before anyone had anything...what a great trump card..
BUTTTTTTTTTTTT.....delay delay excuse delay...
WE WENT to see for ourselves.....ALONG the way we came upon how MUCH greater an opportunity actually OWNING a working Interest is with the tax breaks and all. NO dilution by stock or all the other negatives of stock (when it ain't accutring in price!).....and the market is hurting but oil prices???yea baby.
and as a service we posted the first photo's of the z1........
and all the updates......on our site we were constructing as a service because of all the bs that was going on.
now when they first drilled the z1 it was a good well gas for sure and oil..? we couldn't say to that (except an engineer at the tx rrc said it had a huge resevoir of oil..posted his number also..unlike bashers that come over and post their "dd" using the WRONG permit!
the pr's along the way....???
one thing tho to the worthless bashers on lycos we actually know what is going on..always posted links..some bashers come over now and say i told you so..bs they fractured the well and it apparentlly screwed it up..period...then you throw in mike myers the operator and well..we're out of msev.
some come over to that board and say how they told you so..bs....
many companies have had tremendous sucess on the green ranch....we posted links to the production of WINN exploration for example 32 wells and over 40 milllion cf a day..
however with all the delays and the bs we no longer own msev..things change and we reacted accordingly......
now they may MAY be able to clean this out..
may get a well....may be able to come up hole to get the primary...but we aren't waiting and waitng and being told oh wait in august in the next pr etc...etc.....
so in a few minutes we will post an update again for our friends....and yes they (friends) all know that we have always had the scoop..
DIAMOND A ENERGY*
*the more you know the better we look.
Oil Tops $30 bbl !!!
09/09 03:10
Crude Oil Rises Above $30 as Cheney Stokes Iraq-War Concern
By Angela Macdonald-Smith
Tokyo, Sept. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil rose to its highest level in almost three weeks in New York after comments by U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney boosted concern the U.S. may attack Iraq, reducing supply from the Middle East.
Crude oil for October delivery rose as much as 59 cents to $30.20 a barrel in electronic after-hours trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange, its highest price since Aug. 20. It traded at $29.95 at 3:50 p.m. Tokyo time.
For the complete article
http://www.bloomberg.com/fgcgi.cgi?ptitle=Top%20Financial%20News&s1=blk&tp=ad_topright_topfi...
Will Oil Go Up...How High??
Compliments of the Tehran Times
Oil Prices Rise on Growing War Threat Against Iraq
LONDON -- Oil prices have risen close to levels reached after the September 11 terrorist attacks last year, in a tense market closely watching the growing threat of U.S. military action against Iraq.
Reference North Sea crude oil for October delivery rose to $27.38 in afternoon trading, extending Wednesday's climb to $27.10 following a sharp fall in U.S. oil inventory levels and continuing concerns over the prospect of war with Iraq, AFP quoted dealers as saying.
Weekly oil inventory figures released overnight by the private American Petroleum Institute revealed a fall in crude oil stocks of 6.3 million barrels to 298.9 million in the week to August 30 from the previous week, said traders.
U.S. President George W. Push's promise Wednesday to state the U.S. case against Iraqi Saddam Hussein to the United Nations next week has failed to ease concerns, with Australia saying Thursday it would not blindly follow the United States into war against Iraq. Dealers said the rally was sparked primarily by Bush's bellicose remarks, in which he described Iraqi President Saddam Hussein as a "serious menace."
"Doing nothing about that threat is not an option for the United States," he had added.
The U.S. leader's comments were heard by the market as the beginning of a countdown to military action.
"I have little doubt that at some stage or another there will be some action," said Leo Drollas, chief economist at the Center for Global Energy Studies.
The increase in oil prices is linked to several factors, analysts said.
"One is obviously a disruption of the Iraqi exports once action is taken," Drollas said.
But that is not the crucial problem, experts say, because the level of Iraqi exports currently is low, slightly less than a million barrels per day.
Any suspension of Iraqi exports could be easily compensated for by U.S. and European strategic oil reserves or an output increase by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries.
"OPEC could easily produce triple that amount within days," said Lawrence Eagles, an analyst at GNI Brokerage.
Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, has an unused production capacity of three million barrels per day, Eagles noted.
The real question mark hanging over the market is whether Saudi Arabia has the political will to do it.
"The problem the market is worrying about is whether Saudi Arabia would increase output at a time when Iraq might be attacked because politically that might be difficult for Saudi Arabia to defend," Drollas said.
More worrying for the market is the possibility of an embargo, while the 22 members of the Arab League proclaimed Thursday their opposition to any attack against Iraq. GNI's Eagles said: "The danger is that if the Arab and the Persian Gulf countries oppose an attack on Saddam, if the U.S. was to take unilateral action, that the other oil-producing nations may decide to use oil as a tool to threaten the United States." Eagles warned that an Arab-led embargo could push up prices to "somewhere between $60 and $100 a barrel, the sky would be the limit."
Oil vs War
An In teresting Aritcle regarding Oil vs War
Compliments of the Daily Roconking....
Gulf War II and the Coming Oil Crisis
Dear Daily Reckoning Reader,
Saddam Hussein is going down. George W. Bush has already
announced his intention. For many the question is not "if," ...
but "when." Even the most sensible voice in the cabinet,
Secretary of State Colin Powell, has made it clear that Iraq is
the next U.S. target.
Why?
As a Daily Reckoning reader put it this week on the discussion
board: "Iraq: It's so obvious."
With 112 billion barrels of oil, at least according to Oil and
Gas Journal, Iraq has the second-largest oil reserves in the
world. And although you may not be aware of it... 90% of Iraq's
oil exports -- 24.2 million barrels a month -- already go to the
United States. Only the "invasion strategy" appears to remain in
question.
Now, here's a fact that should be fairly obvious to all
readers...
Arab Wars = Oil Profits
It's simple. Conflict in the Middle East invariably leads to
higher oil prices. Consider recent history:
* The Yom Kippur War, 1972 -- fought between Israel and its Arab
neighbors, it quadrupled the price of oil, from $3 to $12 a
barrel.
* The Iranian Revolution, 1978 -- effectively removed one of the
world's kingpin oil producers and pushed oil prices from $12 a
barrel to $24 a barrel.
* The Iran/Iraq War, 1980 -- jump-started oil prices again,
sending them from under $22 a barrel to over $35!
* Iraq invades Kuwait, 1990 -- propelled oil markets into the
stratosphere. The price of crude climbed from $20 a barrel to
over $35 a barrel.
In each case, investors who caught the move early made fortunes.
So the question seems to me to be: What are you going to do about
it?
The obvious of course is..........
Closing Crude & NG Prices
MYMEX Crude $29.61 +.63
IPE Crude $28.37 +.61
Dated Brent $28.36 +.64
W. Tex Int. $29.61 +.63
NYMEX Henru Hub $3.27 -.08
Henry Hub $3.39 +.18
Chicage City Gate $3.39 +.19
Movie Starz!
this will be how you do it right....
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watch, chat, ask and learn....right before your eyes 24/7.....
VERY SOON.
photonwav
AtTeNTiOn...AtTeNtIoN....!!
Diamond a Energy has secured our first lease...
excitement to follow....
Private Placement Memorandum
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I would encourage you to bookmark http://www.DiamondAenergy.com and particularly the what's new link.
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photonwav
Crude Oil Heads to $30 bbl
Industry: Natural Resources
Oil futures head back toward $30 a barrel
By Myra P. Saefong CBS.MarketWatch.com
9/6/2002 10:45:03 AM
NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Oil futures neared $30 a barrel Friday as new developments in Iraq rekindled strong concerns that a disruption in oil supplies out of the Middle East is at hand. Complete Story...
http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news/story.asp?guid={06C376A0-B8B7-4EE1-9EE1-6D79BB7092DB}&siteid=mkt...
In Massive Air Raid
DEBKAfile
Friday, September 6, 2002
HEADLINES
In Massive Air Raid, 100 US-UK Fighter-Bombers and
Other Planes Wipe out Surface Missile Batteries and
Air Defense Installations at Iraqi H-3 Airfield Cluster
240 m W. of Baghdad Opposite Jordanian Border
Air Strike with Reconnaissance and Tanker Aircraft Support
Was Carried Out after Thursday Midnight from Air Bases in
Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Bahrain
Loss of H-3 Leaves Iraqi Air Space up to Baghdad
Wide Open for US Special Forces Helicopter Landings
from Jordan and More Major Air Raids
US Central Command Spokesman:
Any Iraq Targets Not Destroyed Will Be Attacked Again
DEBKAfile Reported Consistently that US Will Use
Saudi Sultan Air Base to Attack Iraq – Despite Saudi Denials
In Further War Move, US Moves Huge Stores of Heavy
Armor, Ammo, Other Equipment from Qatar to Kuwait
Bush and Blair Meet Saturday at Camp David to
Review Opening Stage of War against Iraq
z1 well update 09/05/2002
As a service to our friends.
After linking to our Contact us page, send us an email (just put "Hi" in the letter box so it will send).
Immediately after you send us your email, our sever will send an AUTOMATIC response to your email with the updates and photo's, and the links for the FREE video's of a well fracturing and a well acidizing!
http://www.diamondaenergy.com/contact_us.htm
Thank you.
Diamond A Energy
Iraqi War Talk Ups Prices
For the Complete Story
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2002/9/4/223743.shtml
Bltra, now that's funny! EOM
Islandgirl
You all be careful, they call him the "good looking" one!
Of course you might have to take that with a grain of salt but who really knows.....sort of like the flow from the well...it's coming but so is Christmas and Easter....
As for here everybody is busy....
Hi all, it's really quiet over here!
Just thought I'd let you know that I got a call from Jason last night at home! I don't recall giving him that number, but unlike MSEV, I am listed in the directory! Hee, hee! Anyhow, he caught me right in the middle of doing something so I asked him to call me back today at lunch although I'm really not sure what the heck he called for.
Crude & Nat Gas Closing Prices
Crude
NYMEX $28.27 +.48
IPE Crude $27.10 +.53
Dated Brent $27.15 +.28
West Texas $28.27 +.48
Nat Gas
NYMEX Henry Hub $3.19 +.06
Henry Hub $3.13 +.03
Chicago City Gate $3.13 +.01
Crude & Nat Gas Prices
Crude Oil, Gasoline and Natural Gas Futures
September 3, 2002
NYMEX Light Sweet Crude -1.19 $27.79
IPE Brent -0.97 $26.57
Gasoline NY Harbor -0.0690 $0.7452
Heating Oil NY Harbor -0.0201 $0.7281
NYMEX Natural Gas -0.164 $3.132
Deadly Desert Storm??
Compliments of CBS Market Watch
Is a deadly desert storm approaching?
Commentary: Investor perils growing in Middle East
By Joe Duarte
Last Update: 11:20 AM ET Sept. 3, 2002
NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- The shifting sands of the Middle East are about to whip up into a sandstorm with widespread implications.
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A potentially dangerous story is emerging as the increasingly aggressive rhetorical hard line being taken by the U.S. against Iraq, Iran, and Al-Qaeda is occurring at the same time as an important story is developing in Afghanistan.
Since Vice President Cheney's recent speeches in which he carefully detailed the reasons for the U.S. needing a "preemptive strike" against Iraq, a series of chilling, and very focused articles have appeared in the Washington Post, as well as the extremely prescient Internet Intelligence service Stratfor.com.
The war drums are beating louder, as the Washington Post quoted the Bush administration as calling Iran's "harboring of senior Al-Qaeda members 'unacceptable," referring to reports that Iranian hotels are being used to shelter key Al-Qaeda personnel and that the Bush Administration has "no objection" to Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld testifying before Congress on U.S. preparedness for a war against Iraq.
The Financial Times reported that the head of the U.N. mission in Afghanistan warned the U.S. on Aug. 28 about rising anger against U.S. troops in the country, after mass graves were discovered near a prison run by the Northern Alliance were discovered. It has been alleged that there were prisoners in the grave that were allegedly "murdered" by the Northern Alliance.
Thus, as the September 11 anniversary approaches, the U.S. may be facing a very tangible, surprising and increasingly dangerous situation in Afghanistan, as public and local military opinion is reportedly turning against the U.S. military, while there is evidence that Al-Qaeda is mobilizing its forces.
These developments put the recent turn in OPEC's public comments into more focus, and suggest that there is increasing buzz among its members about a potential increase in terrorist activity against the U.S., and thus the potential for price instability in the oil markets. The cartel, up to a few weeks ago, was unified in its purported wish to keep oil supplies tight and despite decreasing demand around the world, thus keeping oil prices at levels within their prescribed band of $26-28 per barrel. But the truth is that there has been both slack demand and adequate supplies, thanks to slow world economies, to OPEC's cheating on its self imposed quotas, and aggressive production from non OPEC countries.
But over the last few days, despite the fact that there has been no appreciable change in the supply and demand scenario, OPEC has made a point to tell anyone who will listen that if the U.S. attacks Iraq, the cartel will make up any shortfall created by any supply disruption.
And yet, due to the threat of war, crude oil has remained near the top if its recent trading range, with a one-day rise above $30.
The big question, then other than OPEC's self-interest, is why the sudden turn?
The answer may well be that OPEC is aware of an event that is imminent, and thus is covering itself by turning benign in its rhetoric prior to the developments. According to Stratfor.com, Reuters received a communiqué from an Arab magazine editor who has close ties to Al-Qaeda. The communiqué can be summarized as follows: Al-Qaeda and the Taliban have regrouped, and recovered their prior strength inside Afghanistan and Pakistan. Both groups have made it known that they are about to unleash assassinations and guerrilla warfare against the U.S.
And perhaps most troubling is Stratfor's assertion that they have received reports that the fighting against the U.S. inside Afghanistan is worse than has been reported by the U.S. media. Also disturbing is the report, again by Stratfor, that U.S. bases have reportedly been infiltrated by Al-Qaeda, and that opposition to the U.S. is beginning to rise in Afghanistan in areas beyond the capital, and is being joined by non Al-Qaeda and Taliban forces, making the theater increasingly dangerous to U.S. forces. Historians will note that this is the same kind of situation that forced Russia's defeat and exit from the area.
The longer-term political possibilities are grim, and it remains to be seen what will happen if the U.S. is forced into a Russia like situation in Afghanistan. But with the markets already in retreat mode, it is not hard to figure out what the short-term trend is likely to do once the Stratfor.com report, and the Washington Post articles make the Wall Street buzz mill. Even worse could be the situation if indeed the reports are ignored, and a very nasty set of developments begins to take shape in Afghanistan, culminating in a sudden increase in activity and destruction.
The Washington Post, Aug. 29, also reports that a U.N. report concluded that Al-Qaeda's finances are "fit and well," and that the group is poised to strike at any time.
The Post reports that the group's finances are nearly impossible to track since most of their assets have been switched to gold and precious gems, and blames "lax" European compliance with U.N. surveillance resolutions as a significant impairment to the international effort to find, and neutralize the organization's finances. Both Switzerland and Luxembourg have "released" previously frozen assets of potentially linked organizations due to "legal constraints" and "hardship."
Both the S&P 500 ($SPX: news, chart, profile) and the Nasdaq Composite ($COMPQ: news, chart, profile) had broken below the key support of their 50 day moving averages as of Aug. 28, with the odds rising of further downside trouble, if the charts are any indication.
With thin markets and hair triggered inexperienced traders manning the desks while the senior partners vacation in the dog days of August, the markets are very vulnerable to seemingly rising event risk.
What's the bottom line? With U.S. and global markets becoming increasingly testy, the potential for further gains in the short to intermediate term has been decreased significantly. The good news may well be that if this market does break down once again and successfully tests the recent lows, we may finally see true capitulation and a long term buying opportunity emerge. However, a significant break below S&P 500 775, would be a disastrous event, as there is little chart support until the 678 area.
Joe Duarte M.D. is the author of "Successful Energy Sector Investing." His daily market commentary and stock picks can be found at http://www.joe-duarte.com/.
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Wow, this well has the potential of souring us all towards penny O&G stocks for a while. I hate to be negative but I think Z-1 is not all it's cracked up to be.IMHO I wonder if wells 2-15 are even still on the drawing board. Thanks for the updates Photon and CFIGO. We would have no info on this well without you guys!! PS- still in FGD.
Ex.
z1 well update
With photo of the new engine installed on the pump jack:
As a service to our friends.
After linking to our Contact us page, send us an email (just put "Hi" in the letter box so it will send).
Immediately after you send us your email, our sever will send an AUTOMATIC response to your email with the updates and photo's, and the links for the FREE video's of a well fracturing and a well acidizing!
http://www.diamondaenergy.com/contact_us.htm
Thank you.
Diamond A Energy
Reason to act immediately...while prices are still low.
The War on Terrorism Is Moving to Iraq
George Bush has already announced his intention. Saddam Hussein is going
down.
Secretary of State Colin Powell has made it clear that Iraq is the next U.S.
target. Only the strategy is in question. And although you may not be aware
of it... 90% of Iraq's oil exports -- 24.2 million barrels a month -- go to
the United States.
And here's another fact you may not know...
Arab Wars = Oil Profits
It's simple. Conflict in the Middle East invariably leads to higher oil
prices. Consider recent history:
The Yom Kippur War, 1972 -- fought between Israel and its Arab neighbors,
it quadrupled the price of oil, from $3 to $12.
The Iranian Revolution, 1978 -- effectively removed one of the world's
kingpin oil producers and pushed oil prices from $12 a barrel to $24 a
barrel.
The Iran/Iraq War, 1980 -- jump-started oil prices again, sending them from
under $22 a barrel to over $35!
Iraq invades Kuwait, 1990 -- propelled oil markets into the stratosphere.
The price of crude climbed from $20 a barrel to over $35 a barrel.
In 1973 the United States imported 34.8% of our oil. Jimmy Carter considered
it a crisis. That's because Persian Gulf states control 65% of the world's
known oil reserves. And that's a serious problem.
When OPEC cut back production in the '70s, Americans waited in line for
hours for a fill up. The economy took a beating.
Today, the United States imports 53% of its oil...and most of that comes
from OPEC producers. More than half of it flows through the Persian Gulf.
The Most Dangerous Transfer of Wealth in History
Industry experts predict that by 2010, the Persian Gulf states will supply
75% of the world's oil... and they'll rake in $250 billion a year in the
process.
It's the greatest wealth transfer in the history of the world. And the most
dangerous, too. The West pours hundreds of billions of dollars into the
pockets of these sheiks and dictators every year...and a lot of them hate us
for it.
Never before has the United States been so dependent on such an unstable
powder keg. It's more dangerous than ever. More dangerous than the '70s,
'80s or even during the Gulf War. That's because never before has the United
States had so many well-funded enemies in the region.
Our dependence on oil imported from the Persian Gulf gives these terrorists
the money and resources to attack us. And to try and destroy our values of
freedom and democracy.
It's NOT Over...This Is Just the Beginning
Osama bin Laden is a hero in the Middle East. Osama is now the second most
popular name for new babies in the Muslim world -- beaten only by Mohammed.
And nothing that happens to him now will change the situation. Even our
allies -- the Saudis -- love him. Not the government, of course, but about
90% of the citizens sympathize with him.
There is a long battle ahead of us.
I've been to an OPEC meeting before. I've met these guys. I understand the
mentality of the bin Ladens, ayatollahs and Hamas leaders. These maniacs
can't be bought off with foreign aid. They aren't interested in
diplomacy...or democracy. They hate our way of life. They're committed to
destroying us -- no matter what it costs them. They believe that they are on
a "Mission from Allah" to destroy Western culture.
In a 1996 interview, bin Laden said, "Abdul Aziz [the founder of the Saudi
dynasty] did not apply Islamic law; the country was set up for his
family...Then after the discovery of petroleum, the Saudi regime found
another support -- the money to make people rich..."
Bin Laden doesn't care about money. Or oil. He is a religious nut. He
virtually called for the overthrow of the Saudi royal family. He believes
that kings either rule by divine law or they have betrayed Allah. In his
view the Saudi government are traitors and U.S. puppets. And they should
die!
The Hidden Target: The Oil Jihad
Osama bin Laden and his gang of terrorists wants the United States out of
Saudi Arabia and the Middle East. But how can he and his al Qaeda network of
thousands of terrorists liberate Mecca and Saudi Arabia? How can he cripple
the United States and destabilize the Saudi monarchy?
The most obvious terrorist target isn't in the United States. It's right
there under their feet.
As horrible as the World Trade Center attack was, its psychological impact
was bigger than its economic impact. Economically, nothing could cripple a
weak U.S. economy more than a sudden surge in oil prices. Or even
better...cutting off supplies. The terrorists know that...and that's why
they're hoping it becomes a wider war.
The oil industry insiders aren't ignoring this threat. They know that the
United States is more dependant than ever on imported oil. And that the
terrorists are doing OPEC one better, driving up the price of oil not
artificially, but by making it a casualty of war.
John Myers
US Bombs Iraq (Again)
Compliments of UPI
U.S. Strikes Iraqi Sites Second Day in a Row
PAMELA HESS, UPI Pentagon Correspondent WASHINGTON,
Saturday, Aug. 31, 2002
During a week when Vice President Dick Cheney made two speeches laying out a case for a U.S. attack on Iraq, coalition aircraft twice bombed Iraqi military targets near al Kut in southern Iraq, striking a missile radar system Thursday and the surface-to-air missile site itself Friday, according to U.S. Central Command. It was the eighth strike in the southern no-fly zone this month, a sharp increase in activity this year, during which there have been a total of 29 strikes.
After months of little activity, there have also been attacks in the southern no-fly zone on Aug. 5, Aug. 14, Aug. 20, last Sunday and Tuesday. U.S. Central Command says there have been more than 120 separate incidents of Iraqi surface-to-air missile and anti-aircraft artillery fire directed against coalition aircraft this year.
The northern no-fly zone has been less active, with two strikes this month and 10 this year, the latest on Aug. 27. On Aug. 23, U.S. jets attacked a missile-guidance radar system in northern Iraq, the first such incident there since July 4. The United States and the United Kingdom created and have been enforcing two no-fly zones over Iraq for nearly a decade to protect Kurd minorities in the north and Shiites in the south. The zones also serve to keep Iraq's military in check by keeping aircraft grounded, destroying air-defense radars and missile sites, and providing early notice if the military engages in maneuvers or moves large numbers of troops.
The enforcement of the zones went unchallenged until December 1998 when the United States launched a four-day strike on Baghdad to punish it for resisting U.N. arms inspections. Since then, Iraq's military has frequently challenged the daily flights over the northern and southern portions of the country, sometimes firing on aircraft but often "painting" them with radar. The aircraft often respond by attacking those sites or others on their target list in self-defense, the military says.
There have been no U.N. inspections of Iraq's suspected chemical, biological or nuclear arsenal for more than three years. "With Saddam's record of thwarting inspections, one has to be concerned that he would continue to plot, using the available time to husband his resources, to invest in his ongoing chemical and biological weapons programs, and to gain the possession of nuclear weapons," Cheney told an audience of Korean War Veterans Thursday in San Antonio. "We must not simply look away, hope for the best, and leave the matter for some future administration to resolve."
-- Copyright 2002 by United Press International. All rights reserved.
yvislandgirl..
that's funny!
you must have been psychically informed we are soon to be movie starz..er..DrillCam starz..LOL
live video from the drill sties.
our lease shopping is nearing aisle ONE!
have a great weekend.
photonwav
Thanks Photon, you will allways be the good guys in my book. Yes I did know that they all shared the same office, did they not all share Jason too? LOL
BTW, I had the strangest dream last night - this one is for you analyst types out there.
I was in a grocery store and all of the sudden on the PA came an announcement that a Mr. Photon had won the grand prize in their contest, an all expense paid trip for 4 to South Padre Island and could he please come to cashier no 1. I immediately went up there an introduced myself as yvrisland girl and asked you to consider taking me with you on your trip so that I could see what the hell is going on down there in Texas! I'm not making this up, this is exactly the way I dreamed it! Wow this POS is making me nutty!
Have a great long weekend all!
yvislandgirl....
as we do not know the status of the other engine..which was rebuilt,
it could be that one burned out.
it could be they went to a bigger engine to pump faster which in turn would displace more "fluids".
first they had to slow the old one down..so as not to clog or burn it...(last pr..)
now they have a larger one that has the capability to move faster.
we don't know..it is more money.
remember anything can happen......
you have emailed us for updates read ALL of them again.....
the 8/27 said one thing was for certain..MORE DELAY.
hmmm..the more people research the more they verify who knows what and who is just talking and bashing.
they had a well then they frac'd it....(its that simple)
did they bring in debris and sand from the frac only and pumping will clear? (may have to bring in a pulling unit (again) and put in sand pump...
or.....did they bring in the gulf of mexico?
only MORE time will tell.
they are spending more money..another engine...
we have stuck to the facts even posting pictures....
JUST cant get any info on the msev raggingbull board can ya...
we laugh at the basherguessoramma's.......
few defended us so let that board to its misery.
oh and post 231 will give answers as to why the move..
just can't find that answer either on the ragging bull can ya??...LOL
btw fgd, msev and hao all shared the same office...
read post 231 and it will start to become clear...
no defense here for msev i was in long enough,,and tired of the delays but through it all we potsed the real dd...
and if anyone really wants it... you know where to find us.
we share and take care..have a great weekend.
photonwav
Thanks for the update guys! What does this mean though???? Some of us O & G tech challenged need explanations! How about that Jason saying that they had moved MSEV's offices and that is why there is no telephone or email contact. What a dork! Even my 11 year old niece could have come up with a better story. What's next? Meyer's flow reports were eaten by his dog!
Arrrrgggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
z1 well update.....
cfig0 has update in our contact email as usual.
note:
we provide these updates for our friends. we are not affiliated with msev in ANY way.
Our DD for our own leases have put us in the proximity of the green ranch. these updates need to be emailed for; so we for our troubles can track the interest.
thank you.
http://www.diamondaenergy.com/contact_us.htm
Closing Energy Futures
NYMEX
West Tex Intermediate Oct 02 Delivery $28.92 +.58
NYMEX
Natural Gas Oct 02 Delivery $3.250 -.153
Bltra,
I hope we don't find out that Meyers or his wife/girlfriend/mother/dog recieved any shares of MSEV. This was starting to smell almost immmediately after I bought in. Now it looks as if it has become a stinking rotting corpse! How can any shareholder not be thinking that there is something funny going on here, its just unthinkable that these players/people/aliens could truely be such greedy F-ups!
Atta Girl !!!
I seriously doubt the, ahem must be polite, CEO will answer you and if he does it'll probably something like "the moon was in Saturn and the wind was from the west...."
Hi gang,
What can I say? I am one p'd off girl! Just thought I would share my last email to MSEV with you all!
Form Confirmation
Thank you for submitting the following information:
Name: XXXXXX XXXXXX
Company:
Address: Nanaimo, BC
Telephone: xxx-xxx-xxxx
FAX:
Email: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Comments
Dear Mr. MacDougall, MSEV,
silence is not golden! Exactly what is going on out there in Texas? Now that we (shareholders) all know that the operator Mike Meyers of Permico is 1/2 the private interest, you can stop using that as an excuse for the delays! If they F'd - up by Fracing the Missippian, tell us so that we can get on with things. Even with my limited knowledge of O & G, the sand and other "fluids" being pumped from the Z1 are cause for concern. You still have not explained why there was absolutely no signs of any activity at the Z1 for almost an entire month! Private interests or not, you must have some indication of what the prospects are for the Z1. If not then might I suggest you call the operator and demand to know the status of the Z1, we, the loyal shareholders have waited long enough. I sincerely hope that we do not discover the reason for all of the delays with the Z1 had anything to do with the recent granting of options!
Return to the form.
It looks as if the dark force is upon the z1, am out, but not down, just can't beat their straight flushes. Wonder if they play kmees and baseball bats??
Email is down right now, will be back on line after Labor day
Egg
Crude Oil, Gasoline and Natural Gas Futures
August 28, 2002
NYMEX Light Sweet Crude -0.49 $28.34
IPE Brent -0.27 $26.95
Gasoline NY Harbor -0.0162 $0.8018
Heating Oil NY Harbor -0.0056 $0.7445
NYMEX Natural Gas -0.195 $3.288
long ago in a galaxy.....
far far away....
bluesky, you have come in from the dark side...and now a present.
for the FGD readers of this board..stay to the end of this story and i again will make the 16:1 roll back proposal become clear...IMO.
now with msev i was probably the longest of longs..10,000,000 150 0 and 2 posts......
now coalinga... way back mr peabody in the way back machine....
remember i got the logs from the gatchell 1942 wells drilled by mr lytle..5 of them....
many verified my research with the CA dept of resources...
any way bluesky is calling now the tune on the worthless board of no research (lycos) and calling a poem once written...
about the california pine... CALPINE (post 11013 lycos ragging bull msev board).....
in the hey day of coalinga calpine had designs on...ygf. actually bluesky, this is what the poem was saying......calpine had approached ygf.
now FGD people stay tuned here.....
ok coalinga..still most co will tell you it's still on the books its just after all the expense and the CAVE in..none of the partners had the money, where with all, or gumption to drill again....but, BUT you REAL students..read the co's 10qs and see how they carry the coalinga...still open but written off.....
ok NOW photon and msev.......
i beleive the gas is there in coalinga. it's just the fiasco was exactlly that..a FIASCO!
you don't go drilling 12000 foot holes with 5 different drill co's (to save money..lol)..or yes you can and MURPHY exponentially appeared..just as the deeper you go the more fear factor enters.
ok ...fiasco.....
msev has TEXAS...spud in MARCH long before ANY of the original partners in coalinga had ANYTHING..to photonwav WHAT a coup, what a trump!
...but NOOOOOOOoo delay delay delay delay excuse excuse.....tired of the delays.....
now, who knows? it ain't no scam forget the lazy bashers just call the TEXAS RAILROAD commmission and you too can verify......
but along the way cfigo and i got tired and others of the delays delays..excuses, being in the dark....soo we WENT TO FIND out..and along the way the GREAT ENTREPRENEURIAL spirit uncoverd the greatest of opportunities.....Diamond A Energy and WE will do it RIGHT we had a great template on how not to do it..LOL
be the operator...
the DRillCam
the VERIFY page
the working Interest......NOT STOCK
THE TAX BENEFITS....
any way back to the z1 etc....
ok fgders..
i wrote another poem long ago
RTo is a fast car..
RTO (reverse take over)ragging bull msev post 14114....
this poem was about brothers oil and gas..the sewell brothers..graeme is consultant to msev..michael is pres of hao..etc etc....seeing the VOLUME king in msev at that time BECAUSE of the otcbb listing and melding into one co....
ok now what FGD......
lets see
first the birthing of oil and gas for msev
andromeda..from the caymen islands.....(brothers is also..hehehe)
brings in garaemE, jason and nolan and save msev when our middlegate defaulted on original (sweet deal) coalinga..and became msev's largest shareholder...
then the poem ....
when one becomes the largest sums....
this the one the one becomes..
know what it means? now..when you own the most shares.. the company does what you say..enter the 3 consultants...
!!!
RECENTELy after CONTINUED shooting itself in the foot REPEATEDLY by NOT making ANY time lines etc......here is the environment.....
CONRAD clemis..president of FGD and his corporate secretary come to msev...
PHOTONWAV says watch the 10q..watch for what??? sure encough OPTIOns....yes yes always here first, then the bashers have fodder to work with..hehehe
so now you have conrad and tofalgar (sp the sec) in msev.....
now how do you combine a company with over 26 million o/s (fgd) shares..horrors..to keep track of cdn co i hate and to lazy to get exact amount but with the pps and options ...then you have msev with 21 million and counting....COMBINE and become one co????
ROLL BACK 16:1..
anyway this is only one entrepreneurs thoughts and the present out cry will probably circumvent that IF it was ever to happen..
but....
msev otcbb
jason
graeme.....bernie is friend of the brothers oil group
conrad...
secretary
options and directors.....
16:1 proposal.........hmmmm
but what do i know?
nothing photon, and i'm bored already.....
goodnight
photonwav
Crude Highest in Year
Compliments Of Oil & Gas International
Analysis:
Crude prices highest in year due to fears of US attack on Iraq
by Thomas L. Bedford
George W. Bush.
Dick Cheney.
Donald Rumsfeld.
(8/27/2002 - OGI: Washington) Concern that the US will ignore the advice from allies and near universal opposition and carry out a pre-emptive attack on Iraq has sent crude oil prices soaring for a second day, to the highest levels they have seen in over a year - an increase of almost 50% just this year. Fears are such an attack will disrupt oil supplies from the Middle East not only from Iraq, but also from countries sympathetic to Iraq or simply outraged by what they see as blatant aggression.
US President George W. Bush appears set on unseating Iraq's President Saddam Hussein and has been painting him as a threat to the world, claiming that he is developing biological, chemical, and even nuclear weapons. Most European, Middle Eastern, Asian, and African governments do not accept this argument and have adamantly opposed any military action to oust Hussein.
Nevertheless, to reinforce his position, Bush has had a parade of his supporters making belligerent speeches tailored to garner mass media attention with "sound bites" aimed at Hussein's overthrow. In previous days, it has been Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and national security analyst Kenneth M. Pollack beating the drums of war, and now comes Vice President Dick Cheney to posture before the Veterans of Foreign Wars, saying action against Hussein is imperative because Iraq probably possesses weapons of mass destruction and can't be permitted to grow stronger.
Aside from the consternation all this is causing across the globe, it is sending crude prices well beyond the usual price gains even with the war premium that has been carried on benchmark crudes for some time now. Most benchmarks are, in fact bordering on or passing the US$30 per bbl mark, in fact West Texas Intermediate has already exceeded it but has backed down somewhat. October deliveries are just under the $30 price on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) and the International Petroleum Exchange (IPE) as well as at other trading centers around the world.
Analysts are now predicting that, if the US attacks Iraq, the price of crude will rise even more precipitously to $40 or even $50 per bbl and there is a very good probability that supplies will be curtailed not only from Iraq, where it is thought the Bush administration may be targeting oilfields, but from other countries as well, not just in the Middle East but around the globe.
Former Secretary of State James Baker, a member of Bush's Republican Party, has cautioned him not to unilaterally attack Iraq and advised that if he can 't get international military support not to go through with the invasion, and Brent Scowcroft, former national security adviser under Bush's father, warned an attack on Iraq would be a disastrous mistake. Yet US forces are massing now on Iraq's perimeters - a giant airbase has been built in Qatar, four brigades are poised near Iraq, and US Special Forces are in Iraqi Kurdistan.
Various sources indicate that Bush is hoping the incessant threat of a US attack will provoke the Iraqi army to a coup against Hussein, but if it doesn't, most believe there will be a major invasion of the country either in October or in April 2003 that will be supported by Israel in which heavy casualties will taken as Hussein uses whatever weapons he has, including any biological or chemical weapons he may actually have. Concurrently, analysts say, OPEC will either cut oil exports to the United States or refuse to increase production until the war ceases, either way causing the price of oil to soar past $50 per bbl throughout 2003 and causing another worldwide economic slowdown that will itself send prices plummeting to about $18 a bbl by mid-2004.
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