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There is also talk of building a natural gas pipeline to bring Alaskan natural gas to the lower 48 states, but Taylor said that is 10 years off
We need them to find oil.
No use noticing them.They are already up 300%.
Do you mean watt?eom.
This is typical of those arrogant bastards.I became a norton hater years ago when I bought a puter with six months "free" antivirus.As soon as the six months was up they began hounding me with a built in pop up.I tried everything to defeat the pop up but failed.The only way to stop it was to pay up or uninstall.
Do you know if there is a difference?Looks to me like you can buy a stand alone version of XP or you can buy a version to upgrade what you already have.If you upgrade can you sell or use your old system on a different puter?
Already done that.And tc is right,just buy a new puter,and I have.But.I still have this old one and it did work pretty good for a couple of years and it does have a nice 15 inch screen and I am stubborn and I think this puter may be my hobbie for a couple of years.
I have seen a site explaining why they stick in safe mode and what the fix is but I am too dumb to implement the fix.I need it splained to me s l o w l y.I am confident I will eventually get it out of safe mode and I am confident there will be another problem waiting behind that one.
Wish I had bought windows 2000 when I could have got it for about $30.
Thanks tc.I dont know how you find this stuff.Well I got it reading the discs again and I promptly set about "refreshing" windows 98 from the recovery disc.Now the damn puter seems to be stuck in safe mode Its weird.It seems to be starting up in normal mode then just before the desktop loads the screen goes blank for a second and then it loads the desktop in safe mode.At the moment it is not giving me any chance to choose the mode.
And I wish I knew if they had to drill within a certain time in order to keep their "reserves".I have seen talk that some companies will lose their claims because thay just cant get a rig to drill.Apparently the rig count is only one third of what it was back in the eighties.Makes you wonder what happened to the other two thirds.Did they melt them down?If GM cant make money selling gas guzzlers why dont they switch the line to drill rigs?lol.
Ah,so thats why he has such a big section with the house set well back.
BTW,anyone seen lost cowboy lately?
BTW,I have two hard drives.Not running at the same time.I have to install one or the other.The DVD ROM will not work on either drive.
Nope.Couldnt find a fix there.My device is a Toshiba DVD.ROM SD C2402
Microsoft driver
4.23.1999
Firmware revision 1009
Nope,that didnt work eom
Thanks tc and bull.I will start work on those ideas when I get back from getting my next root canal.
I need help.
I have a Pentium 3 W98 laptop.It has stopped reading CD's/DVD's.When I put a disc in it I can hear it spining the disc like the puter knows it is there but nothing comes up on the screen.I cant run dell diagnostics or refresh windows 98.
Any ideas?
Sorry Jim but I think this is another slippery one.No way to nail it down at the moment.I personaly believe the reserves are probably there but will the shareholders ever benefit?I wonder if this one is set up similar to AMEP?It has the potential to go like a rocket.Or will all the money disappear into the pockets of insiders?
Proven reserves in excess of one billion.What a bargain!
Nobody else here to talk to.
Well,stop talking to yourself.
Gee,I dont know.
Does this mean they grossed $288428?
The average daily production rate for the month of December totaled 2.982 Mmcf per day. The "Archer-Whitney #1 well" produced a total of 55.378 Mmcf, up from last month's 51.094 Mmcf, and the "Archer-Wildlands #1 well" produced 37.065 Mmcf, also up from last month's 36.839 Mmcf.
Fidelis' 35% working interest in the two wells totals 32.335 Mmcf to the Company. The PGE-Citygate gas price of Jan. 3, 2006, was quoted at $8.92 per mcf.
Fidelis continues to prepare for the drilling of the "Archer-F 1" deep Forbes test and is currently in line for a drilling rig. The window of availability is between the end of January and February 15. Fidelis will update new information when forthcoming from the operator.
I am not good at DD.Annual statement shows 50 mil liability.Quarterly statement shows 1 mil .If they only have 1 mil liability now then we are looking good.Did they get rid of the debt by dillution?
This is the only stock I own that is up 100% (at the moment).So I am pleased.Looks like they have 50mil debt which is huge for a little company.
Resource Investor
What is known is that the price of moly has taken a big hit recently and in an interview with RI, an industry insider noted that new roasting capacity has been added in South America and capacity has also been increased in the U.S. Additionally, a number of copper producers are currently in the process of, or planning to begin production of moly as a by-product – a proposition which has quite a favourable IRR on a standalone basis, as adding a moly circuit to an existing facility isn’t too expensive a proposition.
Further, as RI pointed out in July, “there is an awful lot of molybdenum in the world. According to the IMOA, world reserves are 12 million tonnes. The USGS attributes substantially more to China, and puts the number at some 19 million tonnes. Either way, there is probably more than one hundred years of current demand already identified.”
The bottom line for investors is that with so little visibility in the moly market and apparent resurgent supply, it may be well advised to reevaluate one’s position, especially given the fact that production from some of these juniors is still several years off. Companies like Adanac Moly [TSXv:AUA] are making projections in their pre-feasibility, which show a gradual decrease in moly prices from $20 in 2008 to $15 in 2012.
While this may be useful for them in terms of displaying favourable IRR numbers, one wonders how realistic it really is? Many of these juniors have done an admirable job at securing moly properties with historical resources and getting their stocks up by drilling, creating 43-101 compliant numbers, and issuing scoping studies that use lofty moly price assumptions.
That said, if the metal goes back to $5, they might as well be shells because their deposits will be categorized once again in geological tables as mere anomalies and not potential mines
BIG lie?
We would also like to acknowledge that the assets we have acquired are real and paid for by the Company and that we feel that the current share price is not representative of their intrinsic value. Our goal going forward is to communicate as much as possible with our investors and stakeholders regarding Company developments as we continue to extract maximum value from each asset. We would also like to express our gratitude to our shareholders for their patience and support as we execute a strategy of capitalizing on arbitrage opportunities in the resource markets."
Yes,I agree with you.And I also thought their estimates were pretty rich for a a penny stock.But I thought what if they only come up with half of their estimates?It would still be a helluva good deal.
Surely they wont deliver nothing?
They cant do that.
Why, that would be fraud.
maybe its rising because insiders know there is going to be a positive earnings report.
Thanks gateway eom
No I havent bought yet.I need to sell something to make room in my account and I have been tardy and I am kicking myself for not getting CWPC at $1.80.
I am wondering if the latest rise in crude is mainly due to the Gazprom/Ukraine situation.I think crude will pull back to $60 or a bit lower.Maybe CWPC will pull back a little if crude does.
OK.Well remember, no smoking and turn your cell phone off.
Yes!He said "over the coming years".
Former energy advisor predicts $250/barrel oil
By Jon Nones
03 Jan 2006 at 12:58 PM
The former energy advisor of U.S. President George W. Bush, Matthew Simmons, has predicted oil prices could reach as much as $250 per barrel over the coming years, citing an imminent shortage of supply and a growing global demand, especially in China and India.
"We have to expect an oil price between $200 and $250 per barrel," Simmons was quoted as saying on Tuesday in the January issue of the German-based Capital economic magazine
Gateway if you have the time could you explain cornell and what they do with their financing deals?
thanks
Couple of penny stocks that look interesting to me.SIOR.OB and AZGS.OB.
So Jagman,what is your favorite oil and gas cheap stock?You must have one or you wouldnt be looking at these boards.Or did you lose everything?
Thanks for posting that.I found it pretty damn interesting.
I want to remind everyone that the AMEP rig is a PHANTOM rig.I know this because I saw pictures of it on the internet so it must be true.
Hairy xmas and sappy new year to all.
FR.V
For the three months ended Sept. 30, 2005, the mine produced 36,000 ounces of silver equivalent from material averaging 220 g/t silver and 0.25 g/t gold. The operational rate stagnated at 130 tonnes per day and the loss on production rang in at C$184,999 as low silver recoveries from the oxide ore continued to plague the bottom line. On the plus side, gross profit for September came in at C$9,116 and construction of a floatation circuit that will enable the treatment of sulphide ores was completed in September. With this transition, the company still plans to ramp up output to 400 tonnes per day comprising 200 tonnes of oxide and 200 tonnes of sulphide over the coming quarters.
Undeterred by the operational struggles at La Parrilla and with the price of silver once again showing signs of life, this time up to the US$9 per ounce range, First Majestic is back on the deal making front. The company recently signed a deal with a privately owned Mexican mining company to purchase100 per cent of an operating silver mine known as La Candelaria in the Hostotipaquillo silver mining district in the Jalisco State in Mexico where over 400 years of mining activity has taken place. The purchase comes with a 100 tonne per day operating flotation mill and should the due diligence pan out, the junior would own and operate two producing silver mines in Mexico.
The price tag is $100,000 on signing (already paid), plus $500,000 and the issuance of 1 million shares on completion of a positive due diligence period slated for completion by the end of January. A final payment totaling $2 million and 400,000 shares is due in stages over the next three years. First Majestic envisions keeping production in the 50-to-100 tonnes per day for the next 6 months before gradually increasing output to 400 tonnes per day. Average ore grades being fed to the mill is running 350 g/t silver and 2 g/t gold. Of additional interest to the company are 150,000 tonnes of old tailings on the property grading 300 grams silver and 1 gram gold per tonne.
The junior continues to be well cashed up thanks to a C$5.69 million financing that closed near the end of October and another private placement to raise C$6.75 million which has just been announced. Combine that with a portfolio of good Mexican properties like the Dios Padre property, with a reported 57 million ounces of near surface silver outlined at a grade of 456 g/t silver and the Candamina project, First Majestic has a lot going for it. However, as we stated in the January article; “It is still early days for the fledgling producer and operational risk is always a factor but with an aggressive growth strategy and an experienced management team, First Majestic offers investors leverage to rising silver prices.”
That statement still holds true and I suspect management will be less public in voicing their projected silver production moving forward as First Majestic continues to eye mid-tier producer status. We will be waiting and watching.
Will the phantom rig drill phantom holes?