Ann: Operational Update - Significant Progress on all Fronts-88E.AX, page-127

Hi Domum, this is O&GMan using a second login name because I wasn't receiving the password reset though it's still working on my phone just not desktop.

Those were some awesome slides. I had a look and also did some internet searching on duckduckgo. You might be interested in some of the results.

Search: "Lake 79 Fed 1"

http://dog.dnr.alaska.gov/ResourceE...ce_and_Recovery_Abstract_Geophysical Data.pdf

Search: "Liquid Vapor High API Oil"

http://www.blm.gov/style/medialib/b...le.Par.79837.File.dat/OSTPlanofOperations.pdf

http://prod.sandia.gov/techlib/access-control.cgi/2005/054322.pdf

http://www.pe.tamu.edu/blasingame/d...Lec_Mod1_02b_Phase_Behavior_(Orientation).pdf

*I was going to say the same as a recent poster - the HRZ zone has apparently shifted south to our acerage. I posted something about this the other day.

*Interesting to see on Page 22 of Source-ReservoiredOil Resources Alaskan North Slope they say Overpressure is "Local" rather than "yes" like Bakker. Not the best news in my book. I was expecting/hoping for a tight basin. Decent TOCs (which come from kerogens right?). Plus we think now a good brittleness with the volcanic setiment. And a decent net pay. Sorry if I'm butchering these terms slightly...

*Isn't Fed#1 a.k.a. "Lake 79 Fed 1" the Icewine site?