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well done, if you have been able to use gains.

if ASX & Chi-X are matched buys then 1% ( being 1% sells, 1% buys) have changed hands today, wonder if anyone has been accumulating?
total trades 112M (2% of all shares)
Will be possibly over 5% shares traded today.
Its days like today that produce shakeouts

I reckon all the genuinely researched have sat back and watched, would have been an ideal opportunity to trade particularly if the ANN had been an RNS on the London Market.
Not adverse to a bit of trading if conditions right.
Wonder who gave away at 1.27p, probably one of the clowns who came back to talk drivel on the board.
Think many realise potential for more news next few weeks.
We are not a one trick pony!

PS have not written off the HRZ, still time and technology to make it work.

No

I55 lived in house with pressure at 3+bar of the mains, problems with mixer shower and gas boiler.
Fitted a pressure reduction valve
https://www.screwfix.com/p/honeywell-pressure-reducing-valve-x/7978j
reduces pressure not flow.
Our neighbour tried to interfere with the mains and we had a geyser on the lane.
Every day we learn something :-)

Hmmm... I have always taken the words of caution from DW at face value and my own research has indicated there is a lot more to oil exploration than many here imagine.
I have never agreed with the this is a given brigade.
I am still invested and will remain so, still believe that we will ultimately be successful with HRZ but in the meanwhile we have Nanushuk & Yukon to get on with.
Too many are focused on the HRZ solely when we are much more than a one trick pony.
To have Dr Stephen Staley on the BOD gives me confidence that will see very positive news on the conventional.
Yes I have done well with 88E after a devastating beginning with TPET, but my pounds in here are still as valuable to me as any fresh investment, I do not intend to lose. :-)

Clive0909 there are plenty of methods that can be employed, I am not an expert so it will fall to someone like GarryM or someone of his ilk to give an opinion.
Hope below helps
Artificial Lift
There are approximately 2 million oil wells in operation worldwide. More than 1 million wells use some type of artificial lift. More than 750,000 of the lifted wells use sucker-rod pumps. In the US, sucker-rod pumps lift approximately 350,000 wells. Approximately 80% of all US oil wells are stripper wells making less than 10 B/D with some water cut. The vast majority of these stripper wells are lifted with sucker-rod pumps. Of the nonstripper £higher£ volume wells, 27% are rod pumped, 52% are gas lifted, and the remainder are lifted with ESPs, hydraulic pumps, and other methods of lift. These statistics indicate the dominance of rod pumping for onshore operations. For offshore and higher-rate wells around the world, the use of ESPs and gas lift is much higher.
http://petrowiki.org/Artificial_lift
http://www.rigzone.com/training/insight.asp?insight_id=315
http://www.slb.com/services/production/artificial_lift.aspx

see also Nitrogen & Swabbing this page.
http://88ewiki.wikidot.com/drilling

a gold star for spotting that! :-))

topofoz yes its amazing, you can only wonder at the mind sets and motives, often a glimpse at post history or syntax comparison tells all, I am researched, resolute and relaxed still, invested in the whole venture not one quarter of it.

DW has never said this would be easy, a modicum of research shows that also, no ineptitude or bad management in my opinion just overblown expectations, still time to get this right and just one of four projects.
We have the Nanushuk, we have Yukon Gold a little research should settle some nerves.
Based on some of the bashers names I see coming up in posts glad I have filter button option for those who spiel based on untruths, lies and mistrusted motives.
Best of luck all genuine posters.

Goldstinger good post. 08:00

TITD have a great birthday only 39 you lucky person ;-)

Never any guarantees on the HRZ, not over yet by a long way.

shin falls see notes on Tundra travel
http://dnr.alaska.gov/mlw/tundratravel/
http://dnr.alaska.gov/mlw/factsht/land_fs/off-road_travel.pdf

really enjoy all of this, learnt so much.

yes we are actually permitted for this winter on Icewine conventional.
see below, do not worry about year DW got permits in early.
Still good for this coming winter.
month/day/year

Project
Milestone # Project Milestone Proposed
Start Date
Proposed
End Date
1. Conduct Field Studies, Project Planning, and
Design and Project Permitting 7/14/2017 10/1/2017
2.
Inspect/survey Main TWR alignment, TWR Spur
alignments and ice pads, sound potential water
sources, and install thermistors
8/13/2017 9/1/2017
3. Pre-pack all TWR alignments and pad locations 11/1/2017 12/15/2017
4. Construct Main TWR, TWR Spurs, and ice pads 12/15/2017 1/1/2018
5. Mobilize drill rig, camp, and support operations 1/1/2018 1/21/2018
6. Drill and test Bravo #1 (testing and demobilizing
may be concurrent with Charlie #1) 1/14/2018 4/30/2018
7. Drill and test Charlie #1 (testing and demobilizing
may be concurrent with Bravo #1) 2/22/2018 4/30/2018
8. Demobilize drill rig, test equipment, camp, and
support operations 5/1/2018 5/14/2018
9. Cleanup, remediate and rehabilitate TWR
alignments and ice pad locations 7/14/2018 9/1/2018

http://dog.dnr.alaska.gov/Documents/Permitting/NorthSlope/OperationPlans/2018/20180205_Bravo1AndCharlie1ExplorationWells_Decision.pdf

Shin Armstrong are also neighbours on our new Western fairway leases, Repsol buy leases a few miles away, COP 3Ding within 6 miles or so, we are on the cusp but will be next winter before it can be drilled, in reality not so many months away. :-)

WAa does not seem like it and I think there was a time when my posts got counted with others, or at least that's my excuse.
Enjoy it or would not do it, do not think of this as life or death unlike some.

http://dog.dnr.alaska.gov/documents/permitting%5Cnorthslope%5Coperationplans%5C2016/lons-16-005_2016-2017-armstronghorseshoedrillingprogram.pdf

Interesting to see where Armstrong is in relation to us:
http://dog.dnr.alaska.gov/documents/permitting%5Cnorthslope%5Coperationplans%5C2016/lons-16-005_2016-2017-armstronghorseshoedrillingprogram.pdf
page 19
https://www.ogj.com/articles/2017/03/horseshoe-discovery-extends-alaska-north-slope-play.html

That's why I have opt for "strong buy"

The Nanushuk is where its at!

Mickey
"still has fishes in its cake"

what does that mean? :-)

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