If this turns out to be just "spin" the guy behind it (the spin) will probably be head hunted by George Bush as his publicity manager but there will be a lot of others after his actual head. I hope it is all good fact. I need results this week for the stock tipping comp. The anticipated result will still be appreciated any time. The suspense is killing me as the saying goes. Win or lose it an interesting exercise but I won't bet the house on it.Agentm said:
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Ohhh mannn!
Just caught up on a few posts - ADI just gets more interesting every day!! Would love to have some more Qual. info to add to the inferno you guys have posted so far - but alas - from me its just -
Good Luck Y'all !!
imp: ; and ... and ... well...
lets just wait and see...
& Stiger - heres some bananas for ya - and another UBF as well :bananasmi :bounce:
Just caught up on a few posts - ADI just gets more interesting every day!! Would love to have some more Qual. info to add to the inferno you guys have posted so far - but alas - from me its just -
Good Luck Y'all !!
imp: ; and ... and ... well... lets just wait and see...
& Stiger - heres some bananas for ya - and another UBF as well :bananasmi :bounce:
Hi - Just got back from a run/ hashing in the lovely Oxfordshire countryside.
Glad you liked the post.
I originally emailed couch and managed to get send the logs and drill reports from Early September and then the following week was also sent the same - updated with a letter about the Gas shows - All this came from mails sent to Couch and the members of the 41% club.
the week after this, was the 100 well post on his site (which was removed and renamed /daily1.
Jumping Jack Flash was the one that refound it under the new name and there was some discussion about Couch probably finding it hard to keep quiet and possibly posting new info under a different file name not reachable from the Welcome page.
I asked a friend of mine (computer guy) if he knew of any software that could download all the pages of a website.
That is when I found out about the program.
Here is the link - http://www.httrack.com/
It is free to download and you can change and alter the search criteria.
Afterwards you can rerun to pick up any updates.
I gave this info to Jumping Jack Flash and he has now developed a serious Couch Fetish.
all Sugarloaf pages are gone but there is a lot to see.
Also if you just access http://www.couchoil.com/daily1.asp it still takes you to the old daily pages so you can look back and find lots of info about Sugar etc.
be careful though as you need a lot of disc space - I ran it on ADI and got more than 86 mgs
You cannot get password protected entry to a site but otherwise is is really good and you get a mirror site on you PC.
If anyone wants the logs and gas show stuff from Texas Crude that I received in mid to late last month then leave a email address.
Any exchange of info may help us all.
Good luck guys
Tarzan
in the lovely Oxfordshire countryside.Glad you liked the post.
I originally emailed couch and managed to get send the logs and drill reports from Early September and then the following week was also sent the same - updated with a letter about the Gas shows - All this came from mails sent to Couch and the members of the 41% club.
the week after this, was the 100 well post on his site (which was removed and renamed /daily1.
Jumping Jack Flash was the one that refound it under the new name and there was some discussion about Couch probably finding it hard to keep quiet and possibly posting new info under a different file name not reachable from the Welcome page.
I asked a friend of mine (computer guy) if he knew of any software that could download all the pages of a website.
That is when I found out about the program.
Here is the link - http://www.httrack.com/
It is free to download and you can change and alter the search criteria.
Afterwards you can rerun to pick up any updates.
I gave this info to Jumping Jack Flash and he has now developed a serious Couch Fetish.
all Sugarloaf pages are gone but there is a lot to see.
Also if you just access http://www.couchoil.com/daily1.asp it still takes you to the old daily pages so you can look back and find lots of info about Sugar etc.
be careful though as you need a lot of disc space - I ran it on ADI and got more than 86 mgs
You cannot get password protected entry to a site but otherwise is is really good and you get a mirror site on you PC.
If anyone wants the logs and gas show stuff from Texas Crude that I received in mid to late last month then leave a email address.
Any exchange of info may help us all.
Good luck guys
Tarzan
Background to previous post - yee haw!!
link on Couch site http://www.couchoil.com/daily/102405.htm
Sugarloaf Hosston Prospect – DeWitt County, Tx
20,000 Acre Four Way Closure – new porosity seismic technology – 15 years generating this prospect.
Two Trillion (not Million… not Billion…. but Trillion) Cubic Feet of Gas Potential – I can hear the elephants stomping
link on Couch site http://www.couchoil.com/daily/102005.htm
Sugarloaf – Hosston – 2 TCF potential
I spent several million dollars over the last few years to develop new Seismic Algorithms to enhance our discovery rate. We worked with much fanfare developing Wave Energy Absorption (WEA). Now with low fanfare (but still with great expense) we have been working on Porosity algorithms that are having more success than WEA. We have two successful wells on line from this process used in the Flour Bluff field.
Key Largo is the next research well. Sugar loaf is a research well… one target 800 BCF… with the deeper 20,000 ft target closure conservatively 1 TCF. We have closure over 16,000 acres. Texas Crude drilled 2 other successful wells using the technology which I did not participate in since I was originally a doubting Thomas. These two wells will have over 30 offset wells. So sometimes I make big mistakes.
This technology was started by Shell 20 years ago which much ado… yet with not much success. In the last few years several geophysics have used the technology in areas where they had at least 10 to 20 years of work station experience. Folks in England at Oxford and Cambridge have figured how to apply the porosity gradient to 2 D seismic. It takes 2 to 3 years to apply this to 2D seismic. We have been involved in funding this technology to 20,000 square miles of 2D seismic. It only takes 3 months to apply the technology to 3D seismic. We have thousands of squares of 2D seismic already shot within 50 miles of the Gulf Coast and in our coop library. Our initial research results are pure success with the drill bit.
I hope our current 75% success rate will increase to 80% with this technology. I hope to lead the funding charge of several companies that will share this technology looking for larger reserves or elephant hunts as we have found with the Sugarloaf well. I try not to get excited when it comes to research… because we and affiliates have failed so many times before. Initial results on about 6 wells successful wells say we are finally…. maybe… on the right track.
The new seismic tool allows us to look for at least 20% porosity within about 6% points + or -. Some of the work station boys think they can get this down to a 4% or 2% variable. I say ..”show me”.. Each 2% points probably adds 1 BCF in reserves (with 100+ acreage drainage) per planned multi zone well. That is only a $10 million dollar reserve improvement per well. That will pay for each elephant hunt type well… alone… just with the porosity or reserve improvement. A poor result for a deep well would be 10 BCF or $100 million. 1 TCF possible … as in the Sugarloaf is $10,000 million or $10 Billion in reserves. We will try to drill at least one of the massive reserve deep target wells each quarter. We are trying to finish the South Deep Lake well now. Red Quill is on the front burner.
My initial review says their only 18 companies in Texas who are in financial position to tackle deep large reserve wells. We are one of the few. I will slowly encourage them to utilize these seismic tools.
Charles Couch
Couch Oil & Gas, Inc.
1919 Rhome St.
Dallas, Tx 75229
of (972) 444-0256
cell (214) 616-3832
fax (972) 444-0276
link on Couch site http://www.couchoil.com/daily/102405.htm
Sugarloaf Hosston Prospect – DeWitt County, Tx
20,000 Acre Four Way Closure – new porosity seismic technology – 15 years generating this prospect.
Two Trillion (not Million… not Billion…. but Trillion) Cubic Feet of Gas Potential – I can hear the elephants stomping
link on Couch site http://www.couchoil.com/daily/102005.htm
Sugarloaf – Hosston – 2 TCF potential
I spent several million dollars over the last few years to develop new Seismic Algorithms to enhance our discovery rate. We worked with much fanfare developing Wave Energy Absorption (WEA). Now with low fanfare (but still with great expense) we have been working on Porosity algorithms that are having more success than WEA. We have two successful wells on line from this process used in the Flour Bluff field.
Key Largo is the next research well. Sugar loaf is a research well… one target 800 BCF… with the deeper 20,000 ft target closure conservatively 1 TCF. We have closure over 16,000 acres. Texas Crude drilled 2 other successful wells using the technology which I did not participate in since I was originally a doubting Thomas. These two wells will have over 30 offset wells. So sometimes I make big mistakes.
This technology was started by Shell 20 years ago which much ado… yet with not much success. In the last few years several geophysics have used the technology in areas where they had at least 10 to 20 years of work station experience. Folks in England at Oxford and Cambridge have figured how to apply the porosity gradient to 2 D seismic. It takes 2 to 3 years to apply this to 2D seismic. We have been involved in funding this technology to 20,000 square miles of 2D seismic. It only takes 3 months to apply the technology to 3D seismic. We have thousands of squares of 2D seismic already shot within 50 miles of the Gulf Coast and in our coop library. Our initial research results are pure success with the drill bit.
I hope our current 75% success rate will increase to 80% with this technology. I hope to lead the funding charge of several companies that will share this technology looking for larger reserves or elephant hunts as we have found with the Sugarloaf well. I try not to get excited when it comes to research… because we and affiliates have failed so many times before. Initial results on about 6 wells successful wells say we are finally…. maybe… on the right track.
The new seismic tool allows us to look for at least 20% porosity within about 6% points + or -. Some of the work station boys think they can get this down to a 4% or 2% variable. I say ..”show me”.. Each 2% points probably adds 1 BCF in reserves (with 100+ acreage drainage) per planned multi zone well. That is only a $10 million dollar reserve improvement per well. That will pay for each elephant hunt type well… alone… just with the porosity or reserve improvement. A poor result for a deep well would be 10 BCF or $100 million. 1 TCF possible … as in the Sugarloaf is $10,000 million or $10 Billion in reserves. We will try to drill at least one of the massive reserve deep target wells each quarter. We are trying to finish the South Deep Lake well now. Red Quill is on the front burner.
My initial review says their only 18 companies in Texas who are in financial position to tackle deep large reserve wells. We are one of the few. I will slowly encourage them to utilize these seismic tools.
Charles Couch
Couch Oil & Gas, Inc.
1919 Rhome St.
Dallas, Tx 75229
of (972) 444-0256
cell (214) 616-3832
fax (972) 444-0276
On On Tarzan.
Great stuff. I am a Phuket Hasher from a while back. Ended up with the name of Pestered Poker and don't ask me how. Heading back in December / January to Thailand to awaken my Hashing life. Might not bother coming back now.
No wonder they wanted to silence Couchie, this stuff is gold.
On On
Pestered Poker
Great stuff. I am a Phuket Hasher from a while back. Ended up with the name of Pestered Poker and don't ask me how. Heading back in December / January to Thailand to awaken my Hashing life. Might not bother coming back now.
No wonder they wanted to silence Couchie, this stuff is gold.
On On
Pestered Poker
link on Couch site http://www.couchoil.com/daily/102405.htm
link on Couch site http://www.couchoil.com/daily/102005.htm
Looks like these links are to two separate posts from October 2005. Have anything current?
link on Couch site http://www.couchoil.com/daily/102005.htm
Looks like these links are to two separate posts from October 2005. Have anything current?
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Its a quiet day for ADI so far... all volume and activity remains with AUT. they have steadily got over half a million trades per day in the past weeks and ADI seems to go all over the place..
anyone know how long it would take to run the liner and cement it in place?
i assume they would be completing it any time soon..
anyone know how long it would take to run the liner and cement it in place?
i assume they would be completing it any time soon..
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Well its just a waiting game... may hear something this week after weekly update. Fingers crossed, everything has been said that there is to say.
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Melbourne cup pick!!!
i know one things a certanty..
we know who the winner of the melbourne cup is this year..
sugarloaf..
she stands 17,000 feet and will grow to about 21,000 feet tall and has a great pedigree..
her dam is Austin chalks and Sire is Sligo..
she may seem like an outsider,, but a great place bet in any case..
my gut instincts tell me she is training hard on the hosston sands and is galloping hard and in fine form..
i expect a podium finish.. she may even beat cudeco's time!!!
cheers
i know one things a certanty..
we know who the winner of the melbourne cup is this year..
sugarloaf..
she stands 17,000 feet and will grow to about 21,000 feet tall and has a great pedigree..
her dam is Austin chalks and Sire is Sligo..
she may seem like an outsider,, but a great place bet in any case..
my gut instincts tell me she is training hard on the hosston sands and is galloping hard and in fine form..
i expect a podium finish.. she may even beat cudeco's time!!!
cheers
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may be a levelling of the playing fields.. if you draw up the 3 cousins,,AUT EKA and ADI you may see that ADI has by far suffered in the growth stakes over the past weeks..
If you in EKA for the rise then so be it,, they have only one prospect and no other acerage,, so they will have to go to the market wih more share offerings to pay for future well developments at sugarloaf.. so share price dilution there plus many options for directors there also!!!
ADI put out a great teaser in their annual report pencilling in 2 wells for sugarloaf,, they have spare cash everywhere.. so funding wells wont be a big concern and share value stays... not sure on AUT if they have a massive amount of cash on hand,, perhaps they will be going to the market for cash also thus thinning their price out as well?? not sure..
I still think ADi is the best valued share around when it comes to sugarloaf,, and if you look at new tiaton in the coming month or 60 days.. then you see value there as well,, new tiaiton has a very high probability of success and would easily tip into the equation at least .60 to the share price.. look at it this way.. hoston plus the three plays at tiaton gives you 4 plays in about 90 days.. the others only have one play left.. hosston.. and one has no cash on hand to fund huge well developments..
and thats not underestimating the impact of hosston, but i am saying that price aint everything,, management is a big deal in success,, good management gives you great confidence that your not going to be washing away share price value by not being ready for the next hurdle,, and ADI is primed and ready... look at cudeco,, great price hike then bang,, management suddenly looks like their not on the ball,, and share values decline on lack of confidence..
i stay with ADI until tiaton in anycase,, then maybe even hang on till yemen.. who knows.. but i aint concerned about the immediate future of ADI but i will find it intersting to see how and if EKA can step up and be a cashed up and ready partner.. the downside of hosston is not being in the position to play with the big boys and slowing things down.. if it happens that hosston is paying big then things have to happen fast,, texas crude certainly fits the bill, they can build anything and have an impeccable reputation for delivery, couchy will have no problems finding investors.. ADI has cash and ARQ behind it.. have no clue what AUT has,, they are certainly interested in making money for theri directors and taking over other companies directorships... i hope as an ADI stakeholder that they dont spoil the show by not being able to stand the pace...
bring on the hosston sands.................
If you in EKA for the rise then so be it,, they have only one prospect and no other acerage,, so they will have to go to the market wih more share offerings to pay for future well developments at sugarloaf.. so share price dilution there plus many options for directors there also!!!
ADI put out a great teaser in their annual report pencilling in 2 wells for sugarloaf,, they have spare cash everywhere.. so funding wells wont be a big concern and share value stays... not sure on AUT if they have a massive amount of cash on hand,, perhaps they will be going to the market for cash also thus thinning their price out as well?? not sure..
I still think ADi is the best valued share around when it comes to sugarloaf,, and if you look at new tiaton in the coming month or 60 days.. then you see value there as well,, new tiaiton has a very high probability of success and would easily tip into the equation at least .60 to the share price.. look at it this way.. hoston plus the three plays at tiaton gives you 4 plays in about 90 days.. the others only have one play left.. hosston.. and one has no cash on hand to fund huge well developments..
and thats not underestimating the impact of hosston, but i am saying that price aint everything,, management is a big deal in success,, good management gives you great confidence that your not going to be washing away share price value by not being ready for the next hurdle,, and ADI is primed and ready... look at cudeco,, great price hike then bang,, management suddenly looks like their not on the ball,, and share values decline on lack of confidence..
i stay with ADI until tiaton in anycase,, then maybe even hang on till yemen.. who knows.. but i aint concerned about the immediate future of ADI but i will find it intersting to see how and if EKA can step up and be a cashed up and ready partner.. the downside of hosston is not being in the position to play with the big boys and slowing things down.. if it happens that hosston is paying big then things have to happen fast,, texas crude certainly fits the bill, they can build anything and have an impeccable reputation for delivery, couchy will have no problems finding investors.. ADI has cash and ARQ behind it.. have no clue what AUT has,, they are certainly interested in making money for theri directors and taking over other companies directorships... i hope as an ADI stakeholder that they dont spoil the show by not being able to stand the pace...
bring on the hosston sands.................
just as oil and gas juniors buy into prospects, do they ever sell their stakes on success, much like an investor would sometimes bank profits? I am thinking aloud here, I wonder if any SL partners in the happy event SL is a boomer would sell out their stake to one of the big boys to develop (eg Exxon)...a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush etc.
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i wonder what will happen in terms of some of the partners..
I think Texas crude is more than capable of developing the field,, all infistructure is on hand in any case, no pipelines to build.. they will need a lot of rigs to develop the shallow fields (disclaimer: should the secondaries test out to be productive...)
Having someone like Fluor on board as operator is a huge advantage,, they are the business, they are the ones that know the industry, and many would be lining up to be their contractors..
attracting investors will no problems,,
i know the primary is such an exciting proposition,, its such a mega discovery, and should all thier research pay dividends , then we all have to take time out to adjust to the massive fortune down there..
but i always focus on the knowns... and we know the secondaries were reported, and we know they are keeping excessively quiet for only one reason,, acerage,, and that would only mean that there is a lot more acerage to go after, which again says to me that the secondaries have been vastly underestimated in everyones calculations...
from what i have seen, the shareholders of the little 3.. AUT, EKA and ADI are in for a massive celebration in the not to distant future..
its a bit like watching the tv and seeing the balls come up on the screen, seeing all your numbers come up and knowing you have already won the second division, but are waiting to see last ball drop and maybe you will win first as well.. and second divison is paying big..
i would say the massive rig must be headin on down into those golden sands any time now...
cheers
i wonder what will happen in terms of some of the partners..
I think Texas crude is more than capable of developing the field,, all infistructure is on hand in any case, no pipelines to build.. they will need a lot of rigs to develop the shallow fields (disclaimer: should the secondaries test out to be productive...)
Having someone like Fluor on board as operator is a huge advantage,, they are the business, they are the ones that know the industry, and many would be lining up to be their contractors..
attracting investors will no problems,,
i know the primary is such an exciting proposition,, its such a mega discovery, and should all thier research pay dividends , then we all have to take time out to adjust to the massive fortune down there..
but i always focus on the knowns... and we know the secondaries were reported, and we know they are keeping excessively quiet for only one reason,, acerage,, and that would only mean that there is a lot more acerage to go after, which again says to me that the secondaries have been vastly underestimated in everyones calculations...
from what i have seen, the shareholders of the little 3.. AUT, EKA and ADI are in for a massive celebration in the not to distant future..
its a bit like watching the tv and seeing the balls come up on the screen, seeing all your numbers come up and knowing you have already won the second division, but are waiting to see last ball drop and maybe you will win first as well.. and second divison is paying big..
i would say the massive rig must be headin on down into those golden sands any time now...
cheers
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Agentm I agree with you totally but why is the sp dropping at this stage must be some mad sellers out there
