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email - thanks to ipedro a highly regarded poster on int 11-

18:13 Re: Emailed PL iPedro




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Offshore is fine


From: Pedro [mailto:ipedro@talktalk.net]
Sent: Saturday, March 03, 2012 12:20 AM
To: Peter Landau
Subject: RE: TT Progress

Very much appreciated.

Are there any concerns or truth behind the rumour that BP could steal our offshore Puntland from us?

Is offshore secure from a legal standpoint for Range?

Much obliged again, Pete. Thanks.
[Pedro]




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From: Peter Landau [mailtoeter@okapventures.com]
Sent: 17 February 2012 12:16
To: 'ipedro@talktalk.net'
Subject: Re: TT Progress

We have 3 rigs on the program as we speak - 4th to start in 2 weeks (so well and truly resumed) - strike won't affect production or next set of wells to be drilled - announcement sign offs not looking good given timing when they weren't on strike

Cheers p


From: Pedro [mailto:ipedro@talktalk.net]
Sent: Friday, February 17, 2012 06:56 PM
To: Peter Landau
Subject: TT Progress

Dear Peter

In light of the imminent strike of Petrotrin workers and of the already slow turnaround of announcement sign-off, please could you give any indication as to whether it would be reasonable to assume that Rig #1 maintenance has been completed, and progress on the Morne Diablo 21-well program has now been resumed?

Appreciate you're doing a great job, and that you may be restricted by contract in what you can and cannot say.

Many thanks
Best regards
xxxxxxx [not kisses]
[Pedro]

Hi DC, no my visitors were playing around my Barbeque at 7.45 am this morning and one would have been in my kitchen if the door had been opened at 6.15 last evening. Mortified is not the word. Told neighbours left to right of me and saw one again at 6 ish tonight. Ringing Council tomorrow as I think it is a Public Health Issue. Sightings all over the village . Just let RRL go balistic and I will be able to get on a plane and get to hell out of here. Cannot eat or rest. Hope you had a good holiday.

Thanks 3 monkies, fantastic hols, Back on friday evening. Sorry to hear of your probs.
Can you not get the council in, to deal with them. Not funny, am sorry.

You need a little hunting dog.

Will be ringing Council tomorrow and thanks for your concern.

Or the enviromental services. Best of luck 3m.

For PL to say off shore Puntland is fine in the above email. I can only guess he is trying to carve something out with the Puntland goverment.
Always thought negotiations would
come up in the future. Im thinking if we had sole rights of possible oil to dwarf whats on land (billions of barrels) would the sp be sitting at its present rate.
My take on offshore was we were to get a 20% free carry. Do stand to be corrected, as there seems to be many views.

All about Puntland offshore in this 2010 company presentation - could have been ammended since


http://www.rangeresources.com.au/fileadmin/user_upload/Presentations/830228.pdf

This source has been right up to now -


http://dissidentnation.com/drilling-in-puntland-reaches-depth-of-2230-meters/

Not moved on ASX

Is that a leaky tap DC? SP needs a new washer before it goes down the drain!

Lol kim.

http://dissidentnation.com/puntland-leader-visits-dharoor-valley-hub/



March 12, 2012 2:04 — 1 Comment
Puntland Leader Visits Dharoor Valley Hub
Puntland President Abdirahman Mohamed Mahamud ‘Faroole’ is reported to have just entered the town of Qardho in Puntland’s Karkaar province. Qardho, home to about 40,000 people, is the capital and largest city of Karkaar province and the main trading hub for the highly-prospective Dharoor valley basin, recently said to have a working petroleum system.


Faroole’s visit to this key town, the fourth largest settlement in Puntland, is his first this year. With Faroole are high ranking members of his administration. Thousands of locals came out to greet the leader, followed by convoys belonging to the press.

All of the small towns dotting the highway between Qardho and Puntland’s capital Garowe were beefed up with checkpoints and other security parameters. Puntland leaders usually split their time between the capital Garowe and the main port city Bosaso, making this visit to Qardho not only surprising, but also telling of the shift in priority for the state.

It isn’t exactly known why Faroole is visiting the town, but our correspondent in Karkaar province will have updates throughout the day covering the leader’s address.

Hirsi Fiqi, Editor

DissidentNation.com

:o)

right on cue the million support order put on at 12.75, GAMES BEING PLAYED ?

http://dissidentnation.com/puntland-oil-update-expected-within-a-week/

http://dissidentnation.com/marauder-resources-to-amend-psa-with-puntland/#more-1408

No change on the ASX

Rising at long last, Zak and James Faulkner have done the trick....both very positive....