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To: LostHillsGuy who wrote (12942)	11/30/2000 12:49:40 PM
From: grayhairs	Respond to of 15703

Hi LHG. <<More good news causes stocks to fall, again!>> Yes, and the funny thing is that IF those BOP's had not worked the stocks would be going through the ceiling !! <<This should be one heck of a flow test!>> Yep, it'll yield the biggest test rate to date !!! BTW, a very timely buy by PYR, hey. <gg> Later, grayhairs

To: LostHillsGuy who wrote (12942)	11/30/2000 1:54:31 PM
From: Hopsalong	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15703

"More good news causes stocks to fall, again!" You've got that right, LHG. The irony is, that the folks across the road, who shall remain nameless (you know, the clean and efficient ones with a fup of a deep hole but nothing coming out of it except a call for new partners), have seen their share price go up all week. I guess we'll just have to cinch the old belt tighter and hang on a bit longer. However, there we can take a little perverse pleasure in noting that the Lexuses (or would that be Lexi?) are not moving out the showroom doors quite as fast anymore here in MSFT-land. Misc. other points: As for the gas kick--I believe it being massive is more than rumor. Given the NG shortage in CA, utilities and utility districts are/will be desperate enough that any permitting and regulatory hurdles should be cleared in record time. And, this also makes it likely that deals and money for gas plants is not going to be a formidable obstacle standing in the way of production.