Answers should start from drilling to well completion, through fishing operation etc.
208869
No it starts with finding it first. That's the hard part.
221241
Y waste water- its a precious resource. dab on a deo and get going dude
375685
Keep Fishin\n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ht4h9XA1zus
27685
None we keep all our oil just in case.
624859
not long, but the real question is, when it's time to start fishing again... will the fisherman want to leave the welfare checks and start working again?\n\nOnce you get a taste of government dependency its hard to get motivated to return to self reliance...
378210
1. extraction\n2. transportation\n3. refining\n4. distribution.\n\nhttp://www.nd.edu/~msen/Teaching/DirStudies/Petroleum.pdf\n\nhttp://www.bydesign.com/fossilfuels/links/html/oil/oil_get.html
196369
Send down a SCUBA diver to look!  Just kidding.  Your idea to pump out the well and see what happens sounds good.  If you have a camcorder, you could tie it to a rope and lower it to the bottom to have a peek like in the movie Volcano.
170831
stock it, and fish it.
87837
The water must be given as initial push to go uphill. Once the flow is established, siphoning can occur.
69117
just start digging up weeds ;)
69298
They are planning for a time when the oil runs out.
36947
They are really pushing for this drilling and I agree with you it is not right. I would not be surprised if it ends up happening though. The way the government in this country is run nowadays "president" Bush does anything he damn well pleases. Let's keep the hope that they find a new alternative.
224357
1. Obtain four clean 55-gallon barrels, 20 feet of rope, several boards, 40 pounds of beef jerky\n\n2. Fill barrels 1/3d full with fresh water.\n\n3. Lash boards to barrels to make raft, saving one wide board\n\n4. Take assembly to ocean\n\n5. Place raft in water\n\n6. Use wide board as paddle and go out a few miles\n\n7. Wait for current to carry you to America
260398
Heck Fred, build it for yourself. Mass produce them and bring the oil companies to their knees.\n\nYou, I mean, we are really on to something here. I, Barney, hereby PATENT this idea publicly in Yahoo answers.
163267
in northern alberta we pump back water that is used to treat the oil when we process it...also use the caverns to hold natural gas like giant storage tanks under the ground...we open valves and presto gas on tap
302629
Not too bad, some of my friends work for Schlumberger, but it depends on what your job is exactly. If its a basic entry level field engineer you may find that it is quite tough as of the current climate at the moment. In a month expect to be working more than 14 days and not having too much time off. As the oil price is very high, most companies are very busy and thus are the people. Its a great time to get started as you progress much quicker than expected.  Depending on your qualifications, if you have a degree go into M/LWD or if not go into Wireline. Both jobs are good although wireline is a bit more stressful if things are not going to plan. If you want you can email me and I can suggest which companies to apply to.
29127
Get a job on the North Slope pipeline and come back loaded.