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The Professor and the Love Slave - Vimarsana News

The Professor and the Love Slave

He wanted to create the perfect woman. So UNT teacher Bill Cathey kidnapped a street junkie and chained her in his closet. Wendy McKee became the latest chapter in his strange double life.

Quebec News - Vimarsana News

Quebec News

It has been four weeks since the big snow fall, and we still have snow on the side of the road going down 64 out of Quebec. Old saying “waiting

Caught between investors and critics, ReconAfrica fights on - News for the Energy Sector - Vimarsana News

Caught between investors and critics, ReconAfrica fights on - News for the Energy Sector

Environmentalists and short sellers have continued their criticism of ReconAfrica, with the share price declining in the last two weeks.

Could This Be The Most Promising Oil Play Of The Decade? - Vimarsana News

Could This Be The Most Promising Oil Play Of The Decade?

) acquisition of the rights to Namibia’s giant, 6.3-million-acre Kavango Basin, which was followed in short order by two confirmations of an active petroleum system. It’s captured our attention for several reasons; not the least of which is that onshore discoveries are pretty much a thing of the past, except in the final frontier of Africa, where Namibia—which has never produced a barrel in its history—is anxiously awaiting the possibility of its day in the energy spotlight. It’s also captured our attention because this is a junior explorer who is sitting on what we think is a super...

The Small Exploration Company That Shocked The Oil Industry - Vimarsana News

The Small Exploration Company That Shocked The Oil Industry

) announced early findings from the first of their initial 3-well drill program in Namibia’s 6.3-million-acre Kavango Basin. It came as a surprise to many of us: Results indicated signs of a working petroleum system after only the first test drill.  On June 3rd, investors got another surprise when RECO announced further indication of a working petroleum system in the shallow section of its second well.  Now, we’re waiting for an announcement about the completion of the second drill to 12,500 feet, which we think should be any day now.  Previous projections have compared the possible nu...