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https://www.epmag.com/shale-oil-well-tests-appear-misleading-some-investors-780376#p=1 Link stolen from Burma75 on the 88e board. Intersting article and in some ways reassuring - the initial flow rates from zones 14/15 on T45 and Dino2 were produced naturally (ie not assisted by ESP or nitrogen to induce/assist flow) and it was made clear very quickly that EWT results would be far more useful and accurate , in other words imo, Zaza wasn't trying to overhype the initial results. I'm sure some of o&g experts could have given us some idea if initial choke rates had been disclosed If any of our erstwhile investigators could find any comparisons of initial to longer term flow rates of shale wells that have used ceramic proppant, it would be greatly appreciated and I think give us all a better idea as to what may happen l9nger term with the oil. The company obviously has their interpretation based on the well economics in the last presentation, which suggests (If my maths is correct) of an average 50% decline in flow rates over 10 years which sounds ambitious to me, however, over that time period the use of ESPs or injection wells (very common in Shah Deniz, in fact essential) may indeed provide that sort of return. Do any of our FRR 'greybeards' know whether FRR have every tried gas injection on any of the old Soviet wells?

Mind if we do get an RNS tomorrow morning, you might have just got yourself a new stalker!

Probably as many as you sweetheart...

If it's you Tom, my apologies. Nice chunk, hope you/ we are rewarded

Could it be someone with an inside track?? Looks sorry, that would be naughty, wouldn't it!

Are you lot just having a 'who can do the best ramp' between yourselves? What does the winner get? Can guess what might happen to the losers

Thanks NH, normally too much of a voyeur, but still around and yes, all good thanks Laks. Still haven't got your nak for the boogie woogie (haven't worked out which is which yet!l, maybe it's something to so with the hips! Good on you for still trying to fight the good fight on FARN- amazing how 'experts' become swiftly transient in nature

Extra sucrose noooo - thought you had taste. Fresh cream almost as bad. The condensed milk is the only way I can make publicly acceptable the feeling and look of absolute orgasmic bliss that squeezing a naturally ripe strawberry between my tongue and the roof of the mouth provides. It might say a lot about my private life, but there is absolutely nothing like it !

NH, sorry to butt in, but couldn't stop when you announced yourself as another partaker of the ultimate strawberry sensation - well thats how i had em growing up, fresh out of garden mmmmmmmmm Well done on your little boogie woogie Laks

How about an entirely speculative call for an outstanding UD2 flow rate RNS issued at the same time as the world Cup kicks off to take some of the globes attention away from Putin?? One can only dream

Jeez Tsbs, you must have one hell of a composter!

RB40, just good to sèe the cut and paste skills don't diminish with age!

Touched a nerve there then? It might be UD2, it might not be UD2, but to post something so gormless you deserve your prize imo

Ripcat of course you would know, with your knowledge of the topography. Prize award for Muppet of the day

Touche Puddy That would be worth a torrent of emojis!

Hi Jeffa, thanks for looking back and yes AP did say very clearly 60kg (which would be 1929 troy ounces). I know the doubling/trebling was off the cuff but personally doubt Giant or Eureka would be making much contribution to that within 12 months, suggesting a big part of that increase must come from PP. That's why I was asking 're the sulphide. ORT/Castaway/LEE can you shed any more light on the suphides on top of what's on the website.? Will the oxide plant still run at the same time as the sulphide, whilst they have a mix of ore types? If not, could the oxide plant process any of Eureka's stockpile while that plant is decommissioned? 'Work is underway to commission a sulphide processing plant to treat the open cast sulphides, with first sulphide production scheduled in 2018 to build up mining and processing rates to 33,000 tonnes per month at an average grade of between 3-4g/t gold once the oxide resource is fully depleted. Gold production is expected to increase to approximately 50,000oz per annum.'

Interesting you said plant Lulu - your fertiliser spreading doesn't seem very effective anymore. Maybe you need deadheading first?

No worries mate. When you and fg start I can only ever picture Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau. Not saying which one is which though

Tsbs - thinking you have a sense of humour - now that is funny!

If you can find it Jeffa would be good repost. Meanwhile I'll try to either get a new pair of eyes or fingers to try and defeat the autocorrect gremlins pah