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@inthevoid, nope you have not offended me, I am wondering why you think that, crossed lines probably..
when I said "I do struggle with your humour, find it a bit -"orchid"- at times"
That would be because you mentioned Dalia & orchad which I took for clever word play on "dahlia orchid"
So crossed lines I guess, my fault :)

@inthevoid
With the FCF He1 will be generating with all 3 fields producing I think He1 could simply sponsor the spaceX project :)
Just hope our div does not get binned to do it..:(

Malc came up with a 21% CoS for Tai, but DM did not say anything to confirm it..
Still a good figure

@myoung
Stitch got the same location too...its now down to weather(for thevoid) the security guy gave the correct info
If you click on" info" on zoom, it tells you about the updates.
My interpretation, often wrong on first read....
Zooms more about live weather patterns,
In the info, I read that the HD maps(I believe land) are updated twice a day by zoom, but i guess the satellites might update at weekly dates, I think NASA updates twice a month, thats the impression I got from another site.
It was interesting, probably no real benefit though, but will look again in a few days

Not sure about the selling of new shares brought about through exercised warrants, outstanding shares are creeping up, but not the free float.. But since SCIR having been selling I guess their shares must be part of the free float though, ?

Shares outstanding 612.43m
Free float 332.17m

Rig completed the journey and is waiting for the pad to be completed

@myoung, I think you beat us to it, I have same conversion :)
No tents though?

@Stitch, its not straight forward, the coords i put into google give your location, but in zoom were in another country.
lots co-ord converter tools that don't quite work
Need to add a minus in front of the 8 for zoom
-8.337857,32.373567,19z

@twohearts, if you bought I bet the price would have gone down, as it did, and the MM would have spiked you..
I think you beat them at their own game, but when you become a grandad, tell it as the £2M trade :)

@TwoHearts
Slick move, I wonder if teams of PI's do that sort of thing especially on penny shares.
Wyn was talking about buying at higher prices, when least likely to drop back and move higher..
Just out of interest I will have a look at the trading options I have sometime,
Lots of experience on this BB, very educational :)

@DaProhet, sorry not well written..
if it takes hours to buy at times, then your not going to have a clue what price you will get when falling, if your lucky top of the bounce :)
I use halifax/lloyds, I remember setting an auto sell trade, luckily going up and got a much better price thanks to the sluggish execution.

hours

I don't have a stop loss set, if you set one it may not activate, and if the price falls really fast you might end up selling way below your set price. If your using 212, people wait hour for buys to go through

@SeisProcessor, nearly missed your post, I was using thread view, but decided to scroll through all posts, glad I did :)

It was interesting that H&P said they doubled the CoS based on the 2D infill, then doubled the 3 sites initially included, only to added Tai with its original CoS, 15%. But Tai has been "upgraded and expanded(H&P)" , so to follow suite I would expect to see 30%..and a little more for Must Drill :)
At 30% its got to be the Carlsberg of Wildcat prospects, well the whole basin, Kasuku has been given 28%, and your comments on Itumbula which is near those 10% springs..
But its all academic until that drill tells all,
but I am excited :)

@inthevoid
I do struggle with your humour, find it a bit orchid at times
having to work harder than a work horsts to keep up
without google it would be like hitting headwall

lol, :)
cant count any more sheep now
good night, and peasants dreams

It was H&P that upgraded the CoS, doubled the sites so
Kasuku 28%
Itumbula 19%
Mbuni 20%
They said He1 had not upgraded..
But 28% is excellent from what I have read, might be B$%^&ks, but it make me smile, got a grin like animal beatings his drums :)

Kasuku CoS upgraded to 28%, while "Must Drill" Tai is just 15%
Not sure what to make of that other than 28% being high for an unproven basin which is great news.

Not necessarily, not all engineers are rogues, its just TV has tarnished their reputations, after they realised there were so many to catch ;)
Could be with the heat exchanger being end of life, new is the most economical approach in the long run
I use the official engineer for my boiler, always same guy, call out is expensive but its always fixed in the call out time, the only time it was'nt was because he did'nt have the part on the van, he had correctly diagnosed the fault on the phone, and forgot to bring it along, but there was no extra charge for the return visit..
So repair is always callout, and parts, no extra labour, well so far,, 100% correct diagnoses to date

Helium was essential to the first missions to the moon.

A rocket is basically two very big tanks: In one tank is the fuel, and in the other, is the oxidizer, usually oxygen. As the fuel and oxidizer flow out of the tanks, they leave a vacuum behind, which can cause the fuel to stop flowing.

The solution is injecting another gas to push the fuel out. That gas should be lightweight, highly compressible, so it doesn't take up much space, and unreactive, so it doesn't mess with the fuel. Helium turns out to be perfect for the job.

Helium was used in the giant Saturn V rockets that carried Apollo astronauts into space. It was also used in the command and service module that went to the moon and in the lunar lander that carried Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to and from the surface.
The helium used in the Apollo program actually came from the Strategic Helium Reserve outside of Amarillo, Texas

from Nation public Radio Inc USA