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"The Marco express incoming. Get out your notebook n pen."

I am pretty sure that is a Class 78 Great Western 4-6-0 tender loco , and I am member of the Rail Photography Group.

78? or is that .78 ? mmmmhhh

"The successful licensing round will show just who fancies some."

It might be a analogy of nearby BPC, but this time with real money, even if it's roubles or Chinese pennies

"the chain drive on a rig"

What on earth is that? Drilling with bikes?

* c o c t a i l..... LOL

Absolutely Harry.....
The full menu is here:
1.Pre-Lunch Canapes
****tail sized treats of Bury black pudding truffles and Farnsworth’s of Whalley sausage fingers
2.Starters
Individual black cauldrons of Southport brown shrimp in hot melted spicy butter with dunking bread
3.Main Course
Parker’s Trough of Bowland game pie with Buttery mash, cauliflower and pickle
4.Pudding
Manchester tart from the Rover’s Return

It's a great meal which has been road tested as the Pendle Witches Lunch
Cheers
George

Good evening Harry. I will take the train from Preston to Manchester to sit in the public gallery of the Crown Court to witness the trial. Bound to be cathartic.

ATB, George

Perhaps Chrisoil will join the Pantheon of " unacceptable faces of capitalism" . He is less than handsome after all. I do not envy him. He needs a wife IMO.

It's more interesting than LT's car loan , Burton's pub, or the lights at Castlefield House, innit?

It's not that cut and dried actually, because UK does not observe the US sanctions.

HMG tells us:
The US Government has imposed extra-territorial fines on some companies in third countries that have done business with Cuba in breach of the Helms-Burton Act. However, these sanctions conflict with the UK Protection of Trading Interests Act which makes it illegal for UK based companies to comply with extraterritorial legislation. The Act contains a provision for fines to be levied against companies and individuals that fail to comply with this stipulation.

This UK provision is also supported by an EU Blocking Statute which makes it illegal to comply with the US’s extra-territorial sanctions.

Who needs US sourced material anyway? The Russians drilled a well there recently with the Scarabeo

Water ingress is a historical problem in this neck of the woods. I thought the EWT was to to determine that for development design.
Horizontal production wells guided by geo-steering to the reservoir roof ought to minimise it. It has been tried and tested elsewhere.

I think you are out by a factor of 10 Herbie. 0.5p not 5p is the big idea.

"Secret - where did you get your $3 barrel in the ground figure for WN from?"

It's a generic worst case from the history of asset sales

It looks like p e n i stone is a big problem for the mods!

Good evening Mr Redheadedrager

Just butting in on your conversation to distract from Mummy's boy CO...this is my take on your Q...

West Newton volumetric estimate for Kirkham Abbey oil column

The metric formula is STOIIP = V x 6.3 x N/G x P x (1-Sw) / FVF
Assume 6.3 barrels to the cubic metre
1. Measured areal extent of reservoir 4500 acres = 18.21 Sq Kilometres (quoted by RBD)
2. Gross oil leg interval 45 metres (quoted by UJO)
3. Net to gross ratio 0.9 (estimate for carbonates)
4. Matrix porosity 15% (quoted by RBD)
5. Water saturation 10% (estimate for light oil)
6. Formation Volume Factor 1.5 (estimated)
7. Recoverability factor 30% (estimated for gas cap drive)
Stock Tank Barrels Oil Initially in Place= 18,210,000 x 45 x 6.3 x 0.9 x 0.15 x 0.9 / 1.5 = 418,165,335
So that gives a recoverable volume of “125 million barrels” for the field
UJO share is 16.7% of that = approx. 21 million barrels.

If a barrel in the ground has a sale value of $3, then you can reckon the UJO share of Kirkham Abbey oil value is $63 million. (Never mind the gas)

I've got a Stork already, and it's not even dinner time

I think we need to maintain some gender balance on the new board, now that Alison Pegram has gone back to the Margarine Factory Development Co .
Is Debbie Harry lined up for the job?

The only reason that anyone takes part in a RTO with a cash shell is to become a listed company without effort and then tap the market.

Turn that Q round Starbuck....
Why would a producing asset want to reverse into a listed cash shell?

The new boys will back into RMRI via RTO, you watch, and the mystery GTW deals miraculously will then appear. Minty walks off into the sunset as a millionaire. Current shareholders diluted to oblivion.
His smirk says it all. LOL

Shard has released its security over the licence in Newfoundland as part of the debt sale to C4, by the looks of it.
No wonder the Garden Hill flow test never took place to satisfy Minty. It will once the Canadians own it. Operational issues? More like a poker game.