Everyone that is posting to get there count up!! Please post in this thread!!

[errivas]

This is my fifth post!

[errivas]

six six six six six

[errivas]

Oh yea this is #7

[errivas]

#8 like the wind baby!

[errivas]

#9 o yea oh yea!

[errivas]

Finally, #10! This is hard work!

[Raymond]

Somewhere I missed reading on the amount of post you need to stay active, Please explain.

[Raymond]

It is evident that everyone would like to see a RV/RI, as I read the blogs and the predictions, it put me in the mind of uncertainty.

We all know that the RV will take place, when is left up to hope.

[Raymond]

Base on this, should I have 3 post to do?

[Raymond]

Lets do 10 post, and maybe that's enough.

[Raymond]

This is my 10 post, by the way let me say that Iraqi economy is building, don't give-up.

[boonduck]

"Their"...not there

[jason roberts]

Let's see how this works..

[jason roberts]

Maybe once more...lol

[Wannabe]

O.K. This is my first post new to the site. Hi everyone. Are we RICH YET?

[penski]

Just looking for some news.

[roddandc]

by the time I get all these posts in it will be RV'ed. Can anyone explain the need for empty posts?

[roddandc]

post number two

[roddandc]

This must be so I have something to do while I wait for the RV

[roddandc]

Now I understand how Paul felt waiting for Christ's return----He thouhgt it would be in his life time.

[roddandc]

I am sure that someone will thank me for this inportant post!!!!!!!!

[retep2010]

This is what you can expect to happen with Iraq companies in the near future when they pay out dividends:

United Arab Bank's General Assembly Approves the Distribution of 15% Cash Dividend

The General Assembly of the Shareholders of United Arab Bank (UAB) approved during its annual general meeting held yesterday February 17th at Coral Beach Resort in Sharjah the proposal of the Board of Directors regarding the appropriation of profits for the year 2009 by distributing a cash dividend equal to 15% of the paid-up capital

[roddandc]

Gold should be a good investment if the RV hurries up so I have something to invest. anyone out there

[retep2010]

Iraq Invites Firms To Drill Wells For Rumaila

Iraq, along with British oil major BP Plc and its Chinese partner CNPC, have invited 10 firms to drill 56 new wells in the supergiant Rumaila oil field, an Iraqi official said.

Iraq, in desperate need for cash to rebuild its battered economy after years of war and sanctions, has struck a series of development contracts with global oil majors that could also signal a bonanza for international oil service companies.

The 10 selected firms include Halliburton Co, Schlumberger Ltd., Baker Hughes Inc., and Weatherford International Ltd., as well as Chinese firms and a Turkish company. The state-owned Iraq Drilling Company was also invited to bid.

"We prefer to directly invite those companies who have worked before with the South Oil Co, BP and CNPC. We want to shorten the procedures and time needed," Abdul-Mahdy al-Ameedi, director of the Oil Ministry's licensing office, told Reuters.

"We asked those companies to submit their bids and will study them. The best commercial tenders will be selected," he added, declining to give an estimate for the value of the bids.

BP and CNPC signed a 20-year development contract last year for Rumaila, which has 17 billion barrels of estimated crude reserves and is the workhorse of Iraq's oil industry.

It followed the Rumaila deal with nine others last year that could lift its capacity to 12 million barrels per day, rivalling top producer Saudi Arabia and offering an unprecedented workload to international oil companies.

Oil field services leader Schlumberger declined to comment on its prospects in Iraq beyond the bullish comments from its chief executive last month along with the company's quarterly results.

'Significant Challenge'

Rival Halliburton said invitations to tender for services in Iraq were in process, and it was recruiting and training employees to add to the staff and equipment already there.

"Assisting in the development of Iraq's oil and gas production potential will be a significant challenge and opportunity for our company and our industry," Halliburton spokeswoman Cathy Mann said in an e-mailed statement.

The company also said it expected the potential work to range from traditional product and service offerings to fully integrated well construction and production projects.

Nabors Industries Ltd., the world's largest land-drilling rig contractor, said it was in a good position to win work on Iraqi integrated projects due to its experience in Saudi Arabia, which was "the gold standard of drilling in that part of the world."

Nabors Chief Executive Gene Isenberg also said on February 17 that its deal with Iraq Drilling Company would offer inroads into getting work in the country, though he was not yet banking on a near-term earnings boost for Nabors.

"There are political and security problems there, and how they'll pan out is -- nobody knows," Isenberg said.

[roddandc]

Number seven post and I read the other one does that count as two?