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"Pilgrim: To do that, you would need to know what each operator does in their cost v…" Dion Warr, CPL replied Feb 18, 2009 to Why sign a lease ?	148	Feb 24, 2009 Reply by Snake Stewart
"Jon: This averages close to 20 million cubic feet per day. Nothing to sneeze at, by…" Dion Warr, CPL replied Feb 17, 2009 to Current Leasing Offers	78	Aug 21, 2009 Reply by Charmine
"Carla: Sympathies for your recent loss of your husband. I think I could speak for a…" Dion Warr, CPL replied Feb 17, 2009 to Why sign a lease ?	148	Feb 24, 2009 Reply by Snake Stewart
"Hopeful: Although it could be a IP reporting delay tactic (as Baron indicated), the…" Dion Warr, CPL replied Feb 16, 2009 to Help on Sonris	5	Feb 16, 2009 Reply by hopeful
"Oree: What is the current timetable on completion of this project? I had heard that…" Dion Warr, CPL replied Feb 16, 2009 to Building A MAJOR CNG STORAGE CAVERN	5	Feb 16, 2009 Reply by william buckner
"Hopeful: Usually means that initial gas produced (from perf / frac operations) was…" Dion Warr, CPL replied Feb 16, 2009 to Help on Sonris	5	Feb 16, 2009 Reply by hopeful
"KB: Most of the 'forced pooling threats' were made by folks that didn't understand…" Dion Warr, CPL replied Feb 15, 2009 to Leasing	135	Feb 16, 2009 Reply by sesport
"Bill Buck: He had use the $$$(!!!) to pay 'the man' for what he used to buy other p…" Dion Warr, CPL replied Feb 15, 2009 to Haynesville may become world's largest gas field: Chesapeake CEO	45	Feb 18, 2009 Reply by Ginger Fife
"Sesport: Before the margin calls in October, Mac had over 33 million shares. He was…" Dion Warr, CPL replied Feb 14, 2009 to Haynesville may become world's largest gas field: Chesapeake CEO	45	Feb 18, 2009 Reply by Ginger Fife
"KB: The Marcellus has drilling and development issues which involve broad environme…" Dion Warr, CPL replied Feb 14, 2009 to Haynesville may become world's largest gas field: Chesapeake CEO	45	Feb 18, 2009 Reply by Ginger Fife

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Dion Warr, CPL's Discussions (1,110)

"Pilgrim: To do that, you would need to know what each operator does in their cost v…"

"Jon: This averages close to 20 million cubic feet per day. Nothing to sneeze at, by…"

"Carla: Sympathies for your recent loss of your husband. I think I could speak for a…"

"Hopeful: Although it could be a IP reporting delay tactic (as Baron indicated), the…"

"Oree: What is the current timetable on completion of this project? I had heard that…"

"Hopeful: Usually means that initial gas produced (from perf / frac operations) was…"

"KB: Most of the 'forced pooling threats' were made by folks that didn't understand…"

"Bill Buck: He had use the $$$(!!!) to pay 'the man' for what he used to buy other p…"

"Sesport: Before the margin calls in October, Mac had over 33 million shares. He was…"

"KB: The Marcellus has drilling and development issues which involve broad environme…"