Hey, BS, I don't want to pester you, but I'm still very curious on one point. You said Norwegian was your only language. How do you read English, make comments here, navigate all these sites and such? Do you use some sort of translator? If you satisfy my curiousity on this point, I won't ask any more personal questions.
Petrobras is exploring the Tupi field in partnership with BG of the UK and Galp of Portugal. Other partners in pre-salt fields include Royal Dutch Shell, Norse Energy and El Paso.
Thanks, BS. OPEC says it would increase production but for the fact that there is nowhere for increased production to go. At some point, this crude price will crash.
Big trucks continue to rumble by. Maybe I should check Norse's stock price.
And as far as being an "auto-didact", your english is nearly impeccable. And it isn't just spelling. You've mastered syntax and idiom, too.
Dunno, BS. Who refines it now? Regardless of what it is, there appears to be no more demand for crude. There haven't been any reported shortages of refined product. I could fathom a rise of 300-400% in the price of crude over a few years if there appeared to be some shortage of product, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
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Shell freezes Beaufort start-up
Cold? Hungry? Can't find a job? Thank an environmentalist.
It wouldn't matter even if the drilling took up the entire state of Alaska, it should still be allowed.
Hey, BS, I don't want to pester you, but I'm still very curious on one point. You said Norwegian was your only language. How do you read English, make comments here, navigate all these sites and such? Do you use some sort of translator? If you satisfy my curiousity on this point, I won't ask any more personal questions.
Even though I'd like to know how old you are.
I haven't studied language but i get along. Maybe autodidact is the word? And Mozilla Firefox has spell checker.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kpm_g14Jcds
Petrobras is exploring the Tupi field in partnership with BG of the UK and Galp of Portugal. Other partners in pre-salt fields include Royal Dutch Shell, Norse Energy and El Paso.
Thanks, BS. OPEC says it would increase production but for the fact that there is nowhere for increased production to go. At some point, this crude price will crash.
Big trucks continue to rumble by. Maybe I should check Norse's stock price.
And as far as being an "auto-didact", your english is nearly impeccable. And it isn't just spelling. You've mastered syntax and idiom, too.
OPEC and the Saudis have only sour crude to offer. Who is supposed to refine that stuff?
Dunno, BS. Who refines it now? Regardless of what it is, there appears to be no more demand for crude. There haven't been any reported shortages of refined product. I could fathom a rise of 300-400% in the price of crude over a few years if there appeared to be some shortage of product, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
Is Congress barking up the wrong tree?
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