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To: Don Pueblo who wrote (43603)	7/4/2000 12:37:34 PM
From: Augustus Gloop	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 63513

Thanks to the thread for their concerns over baby gloop after his tumble. He's better today.....he just looks like Warf from Star Trek <g>

To: Don Pueblo who wrote (43603)	7/4/2000 12:51:37 PM
From: Peach	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 63513

TLC, I believe you can post if you do not check "Preview" and you do not include any html commands in your post. Peach

To: Don Pueblo who wrote (43603)	7/4/2000 3:16:22 PM
From: AugustWest	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 63513

Q What is Russ doing in this photo? <br> go2net.com A: creating HTML code. Or is he about to get a ride on the Reding?<g>

To: Don Pueblo who wrote (43603)	7/5/2000 12:01:23 AM
From: Junkyardawg	Respond to of 63513

Tuesday July 4 3:00 PM ET Oil Price Down As Saudi Vows Extra Supply By Duncan Shiels LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices tumbled Tuesday as dealers took seriously a Saudi pledge to raise crude output within the next few days despite not having yet secured the support of its fellow members of oil cartel OPEC. A surprise statement from Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi late Monday revealed that Riyadh was planning to raise exports again just days after a second OPEC production increase this year. London Brent blend futures plunged more than $1.50 to settle at $29.58 a barrel. Prices still have much further to fall to reach OPEC's target of $25. The U.S. market was closed for the Fourth of July holiday and all eyes will be on its reopening on Wednesday.