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ARAKIS: HIGH RISK OIL PLAY (AKSEF)

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Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
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Emcee: Larry Davis	Type: Unmoderated

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7889	april is the timeframe they told me that this project would start. i haven'	lawrence smith	-	3/8/1998
7888	In a conversation with Christine last week, she mentioned that pipe is currentl	Kurt A. Altmann	-	3/8/1998
7887	Hi Kids- G.W. Thanx for the response. I stand corrected! Duz anyone think th	LARRY LARSON	-	3/8/1998
7886	lucky, the number of funds holding araksis has increased from 14 last june to 2	g.w. barnard	-	3/8/1998
7885	Hi Kids- The following is from Schwab Company Research Report on AKSEF prepare	LARRY LARSON	-	3/8/1998
7884	Hi Kids- Is this important or not? Sudan Council Sees Need for Improved U.S.	LARRY LARSON	-	3/8/1998
7883	If you want to see an example of a blown up railroad, I display my father's	Jordan Electron	-	3/8/1998
7882	ed, thanks for the chuckle. and of course you are right gw	g.w. barnard	-	3/7/1998
7881	Hang in there Ed. Don't pay any attention to that other guy. :>) JP	John A. Paul	-	3/7/1998
7880	Ed, good point, seems like since the railroad is the supply line it should have	Edward M. Zettlemoyer	-	3/7/1998
7879	Ed, after doing some global community service in the vicinity of Vietnam about	Edward M. Zettlemoyer	-	3/7/1998
7878	Ditchdigger, thank you for your posts, your insights are certainly interesting.	Edward M. Zettlemoyer	-	3/7/1998
7877	The interesting aspect about this pipeline plan is that it will be about 15% lo	J. M. Burr	-	3/6/1998
7876	Thanks for the response. I have seen lines piggybacked as you have described.	alan w	-	3/6/1998
7875	Good morning alan, yes I agree it could be bored using a steering head for dire	Ditchdigger	-	3/6/1998
7874	Normally, rivers, interstates, canals etc.. are bored with a directional boring	alan w	-	3/5/1998
7873	Hello JM, good question.Just a guess,but it could be laid on the bottom,probabl	Ditchdigger	-	3/5/1998
7872	Ditchdigger: How does the pipe cross the Nile? Tumbleweed	J. M. Burr	-	3/5/1998
7871	Ed, I wouldn't go so far as to say,"IMO no problem". I would howe	Ditchdigger	-	3/5/1998
7870	Lawence, I believe you are correct, after all it does get chilly enough to affe	Edward M. Zettlemoyer	-	3/5/1998
7869	Hi Kids- Sorry, for transmission error??? More political pressure to end war:	LARRY LARSON	-	3/4/1998
7868	Hi Kids- More political pressure to end the war: Before you pack your bags, v	LARRY LARSON	-	3/4/1998
7867	if i remember correctly i read an article some months ago that said that the pi	lawrence smith	-	3/4/1998
7866	Hello Tomas. As I said,I'm not to familiar with the logistics of the pipeli	Ditchdigger	-	3/4/1998
7865	Tomas,any word on if Lundin is still interested in buying Arakis? If it gets mu	Jim Lamb	-	3/4/1998

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