I emailed you apologising for Donner's obsessive behaviour. Thanks for being so polite in your response. And I daresay I am younger than you.
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I emailed you apologising for Donner's obsessive behaviour. Thanks for being so polite in your response. And I daresay I am younger than you.
KITTY, I always thought that you three were all female. Why the hell a bloke would call himself a bloody cat has me beat. macdunk
Different strokes for different folks eh dunc.
Besides it will look better on the SSH.
You wouldnt be having me on kitty would you?. macdunk
Kitty must be ancient. Capitalist is already menopausal. Perhaps now that you are emailing each other you might like to offer her some advice on how to cope with those hot flashes, which oestrogen patches are best (I recommend Climera Pro) and the best way to remove that unwelcome facial hair.
No wonder you like cats. Most old ladies do.
GOOD GAWD I AM IN THE MIDDLE OF A CAT FIGHT. macdunk
You have to wonder about a person's life when they are obsessed with anonymous entities on an internet chatroom - :D:D:D
Wadda loser. You are a retired old freak Donner - with nothing better to do than harass others on the internet. Just like Rocking - or are you Rocking? :D:D:D
Silly me. I clicked on this thread cause I thought someone might have some ideas on PPP. Oh well the "share certificate" aint hurting noone in the bottom drawer.
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After market announcement on ASX
PPP
28/06/2005
DIRECTOR
REL: 1724 HRS Pan Pacific Petroleum NL
DIRECTOR: PPP: PPP - BOARD CHANGES
STOCK EXCHANGE ANNOUNCEMENT
28 June 2005
BOARD CHANGES
Pan Pacific Petroleum NL announces that after 13 years of service Mr Kevin
Watson has resigned as non-executive director.
Kim Ware
Company Secretary
PPP stock symbols: ASX - PPP
NZX - PPP
Pan Pacific Petroleum NL ACN 000 749 799
Level 3, 88 Walker Street, North Sydney 2060, Australia
Telephone: +61 2 9957 2177 Facsimile: +61 2 9925 0564
Website: www.panpacpetroleum.com.au
End CA:00117340 For:PPP Type:DIRECTOR Time:2005-06-28:17:24:11
Tax advantage for local oil producers?
From IRD carbon tax pdf.
Petroleum oil and oil products
5.2 The tax will apply to imported oil products other than those delivered directly to a New Zealand refinery, and to most emitting products of New Zealand oil refineries. It will be collected at these points by the Customs Service, as part of the existing excise system. Process emissions from a refinery will also be subject to the tax, which will be payable to Inland Revenue.
5.3 This approach is intended to minimise the compliance and administration costs of the tax, using relatively few points of obligation and relatively few emission factors for the bulk of the oil product sold.
5.4 Emission factors for crude oil vary with each shipment, and even within the hold of an oil tanker. Determining emission factors for crude oil could therefore be imprecise, costly or a poor compromise, so the focus is on the refined products produced from it.
5.5 It is possible to burn unrefined crude oil to produce useful energy, although this does not appear to be occurring in New Zealand at present. In such cases the carbon tax would be applied, so appropriate emission factors would be needed.