Reel Tiger

Ok, so your interested in the national opinion of our fan base. Good. Shouting Bitch or STTD in my opinion is embarrassing to our university. So why are you endorsing it? Our own administration says don't do it. I suggest that you mature some more, and if you can, give more financially to the university not only to football but other areas including academics. I'd rather be associated with a university known for top sports facilities and better academics than a university that has a full stadium screaming vulgar cheers heard on national television. That's just me though, you scream what you want and I will leave when I chose to leave.

1/4 royalties are common in South Texas. 3 year primary term with 90 or 120 day continuous drilling obligations are as well. Lease bonus is determined by where in the play you are and can vary drastically from $500 - $20,00 pee acre. A companies willingness to negotiate will depend on your location and whether or not it's a large and or contiguous lease. An experienced oil and gas attorney can help you negotiate among other things how your royalties are calculated (deductions associated with treating and transportation for example).

You get a nice check with the lease bonus but you accumulate wealth through better royalty terms such as percentage , pricing used, and allowed deductions.

Hope this helps.

Their distribution yield is adjusting for the recent rising interest rates .... hence the drop in unit price.

He was jogging at Memorial park last Friday morning. He had on an LSU shirt and he is in good shape! I was very surprised but he was fit.

who knows, but i don't see either lubbock or stillwater adding anything to the pac 16 unless they were what would get ou and texas ... again, who the heck knows.

When thinking about what moves (if any) would be necessary to keep us at the top, what are the thoughts about what defines the 'greatest' conference?

1. Profitability?
2. Championships?
3. Most competitive teams at the top tier?
4. Most competitive teams top to bottom?
5. Passion / size of the fanbase?
6. Best venues / tailgating?
7. Best facilities

I know they are all critical, but what is the priority of what the SEC needs to maintain its superiority?
I think if you have 5, the others fall into place. if you don't have 5, you will never achieve the others. Therefore, if thats the case, we should only consider the teams with the largest and most passionate fan bases in America. This, combined with geography, leads me to believe our best options are Texas, OU, and TAMU for west candidates and Clemson and FSU for east candidates.

Virginia
Virginia Tech
Clemson
Florida State

Neither was General Motors, Lehman, Worldcom, Enron .... or Greece.

I found this on another site and thought it was interesting. If it is germans, so be it....


2009 First Team All-Americans: (star rankings from another site)

Colt McCoy: 3 star
Mark Ingram: 4 star
Toby Gerhart: 3 star
C.J. Spiller: 5 star
Jordan Shipley: 4 star
Golden Tate: 4 star
Aaron Hernandez: 4 star
Chris Marinelli: 3 star
Russel Okung: 3 star
Mike Iupati: 2 star
Mike Johnson: 4 star
Maurkice Pouncey: 4 star
Brandon Graham: 5 star
Gerald McCoy: 5 star
Ndamukong Suh: 4 star
Jerry Hughes: 2 star
Pat Angerer: 3 star
Greg Jones: 3 star
Rolando McClain: 4 star
Joe Haden: 4 star
Alterraun Verner: 3 star
Earl Thomas: 4 star
Eric Berry: 5 star
Kai Forbath: 3 star
Drew Butler: 2 star
Javier Arenas: 3 star

I'm just curious as to who you think LSU could attract that is better, why they would leave their current job, and how their pay would compare to what they are making and what it would take? I'll hang up and listen ... :popcorn: