The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring financial educator and author Jared Dillian has been released. Listen here.
If you buy a smart phone with the usual package of voice, SMS text, and a data allowance, then I think HL can offer to send you a one time passcode via the text service rather than landline voice service. You will see it pop up on the screen while your HL internet account is open on the phone's screen. You would need to register your smart phone in your HL account details.
I am not with HL, but its the same with II.
actually heidi, i am beginning to like your “hat he chewed”. time for a bit of girl-on-girl action here.
if two blokes (they/them) can do the *** gordons with “rea bold re-sauces” like siamese twins, then how about us?
i am known for giving a good squeeze to wressle with a slack proppant timber down the mines, if you get my drift.
a bit of natural fracking round the back of the kirkham abbey monk house (sorry bob) wouldn’t go amiss as a tribute to olivia west-newton john. it’s a bit derelict there, but so is the drill pad. which way you fancy? horizonal or vertical.
oil based mud is great for girl wressling, far better than water. who mentioned water for gawd’s sake?
we could do facebook reels, with far better impact than malc with talc, don’ cha think?
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Hypersonic missiles might travel at Mach3, but air defence radar signals travel at the speed of light, and an interception head on from a Mach 1 defence missile will cause a Mach 4 explosion high in the air where it can do no damage. It's a Putin wet dream.
Come on FECM, don't be obtuse. It actually includes oil cargo for reward, see full text..
4. Interpretation: general
In these Regulations, except where the context otherwise requires —
“bunkering operation” means the transfer between ships of a substance consisting wholly or mainly of oil for consumption by the engines of the ship receiving the substance;
“cargo transfer” means the transfer between two oil tankers of a substance consisting wholly or mainly of oil which is transported by either or both of the oil tankers for reward
Surely it's about the 'O' bit of FPSO..offloading the produced and stored oil cargo to an export tanker via "ship to ship"(STS) transfer out at sea? Perhaps the FPSO might need fuel bunkering from time to time to keep the generators running?
The only explanation I can offer is that any non - OPEC, non - Russian oil, that newly appears and is tradeable on the world market makes us less vulnerable to OPEC or Russian embargoes against the West. But that is not just energy security for UK.
For every 13 tankers which Navitas lift and send to Israel, 7 tankers will be lifted by RKH and sent to the nearest available and willing refinery , probably US Gulf port.
I think it's PR puff.
The comment on the Times article comes from a superannuated oil patch dinosaur who has never seen or worked on a FPSO. Embarrassing ignorance of modern oil field technology. Embarrassing ignorance of the South Atlantic. Embarrassing ignorance of the tax situation.
A bit like a steam loco engineer telling us that diesel will never replace them.
It's a procedural order to adjourn the proceedings, because of something outside their control, such as illness of an arbitrator. Plus guidance on next steps. Not a helpful development IMO.
See what AI chat says, as an example...
"I see you are interested in the ICSID procedural order number 3. This is a document that was issued by the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) on March 13, 2019, in response to a request by the parties to adjourn the proceedings in a case concerning an investment treaty dispute between Italy and a Chinese company1. The order states that the Tribunal has decided to grant the request and adjourn the proceedings until June 30, 2019, for reasons of personal emergency of one of the arbitrators. The order also provides some guidance on how to conduct the proceedings during the adjournment period."
West Newton was bulled up as the the biggest thing since Wytch Farm. It's now just "which farm?"
First it was gas, then it was oil, and then it was just drilling fluid returns. Four wells drilled and still no convincing evidence of what it is or isn't.
So I agree that the fate of the UJO share price rests upon solving the petroleum riddle of West Newton, but the operator is stuck with the riddle of finding the money to find out. And poor old Dave can't help.
Kirkham Abbey is still in ruins on a couple of fronts.