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To: Rick Buskey who wrote (3542)	9/18/2000 3:12:24 PM
From: Bucky Katt	Respond to of 48461

Interesting BBC crude oil story> news.bbc.co.uk The reason I posted it here is simple, oil prices, more than almost anything else, have the potential to be a detriment to your net worth..they effect just about everything in modern economies.

To: Rick Buskey who wrote (3542)	9/18/2000 8:18:55 PM
From: Bucky Katt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 48461

While no one is looking, Superratdog BIPL is moving up, with a huge increase in volume (300%) today. Geee, we last bought it around .75 I beleive. COHT is also, slowly, like maple syrup in January, moving up. It is soooo cheap... And what is up with this crap>> The U.S. government said Monday it was investigating a type of bioengineered corn fed to livestock that may have crept into Taco Bell shells and could cause an allergic reaction in some consumers. News about the alleged unapproved use of the corn variety in human food comes at a time when the Clinton administration is finalizing guidelines to use in approving new varieties of bio-engineered foods. The corn at issue contains a protein that government scientists said was safe to eat for cattle, pigs and other farm animals, but could be an allergen for humans. Regulators said if they determined the corn was in taco shells or other human food, the products would be immediately pulled off the market. ``This product is not licensed in any shape or form to be in products that human beings eat. If we find there was any infraction, then we're going to come down very, very hard on those responsible,'' said Dave Cohen, a spokesman for the Environmental Protection Agency. Ahhh, we live in a wonderful world, don't we? One where they feed old ground up sheep remains to British cattle, which are supposed to eat grass, thus causing them to get the horrible disease that eats holes in their brains, and of course is carried over to those humans that were unlucky enough to eat the flesh of those poor animals, and guess what, you won't know for sure that you don't have it for 15-20 years. Real nice.