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To: The Osprey who wrote (9725)10/10/2002 8:32:48 AM
From: SAM-DAN  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 11802
 
Good luck Osprey.Always a question -even if asseys are good -will people sell on the news after buying on the rumour[ not like they overwhelmed us with their buying} In this market it looks like lack of buyers not extreme pressure by sellers.Most stock holders[in all stocks] in a state of shock



To: The Osprey who wrote (9725)10/10/2002 9:20:08 AM
From: Al Collard  Respond to of 11802
 
OEL-v...in the news:

Osprey contracts out work program for BVR project

Thu 10 Oct 2002

News Release

Mr. Bernard Robichaux reports

Osprey Energy has contracted Schlumberger Ltd. to perform the first phase
of a comprehensive work program for significantly increasing production of
Osprey's proven oil and gas reserves in Louisiana. Work is expected to
begin in about three weeks with a coil tubing workover on the Crosby 36A in
the company's BVR project.
Schlumberger Ltd. is expected to complete the coil-tubing on both the
Crosby 36A and the Churchman 9 by mid-November. Schlumberger is one of the
world's largest providers of production services, solutions and technology
to the international petroleum industry with annual revenues of about
$14-billion.
The Crosby 36A produced an average of 700 barrels of oil and 1.5 million
cubic feet of gas per day for a period of about six weeks last year before
rocking up. Engineers and geologists from Schlumberger and BPR Energy,
Osprey's operating partner, are confident that production can be restored
to the Crosby 36A. The well has proven reserves, net to Osprey, of more
than six billion cubic feet of gas and 350,000 barrels of oil.
The company expects to complete work programs on other wells in the BVR
project in addition to production-enhancing work on wells in the Bayou
Choctaw and Livingston projects by the end of the year.