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To: Goldberry who wrote (2116)	11/29/2001 12:22:21 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11633

My God man we're neighbours :o) I'm not far from the lake in the Westhill area. My wife takes the GO from Rouge Hill. I too put the mower away about a week ago after mulching the leaves. I was concerned about the grass too but it's a bit cooler than predicted this week so let it snow let snow let it snow (got 4 new Michelin Artic Alpins), I can hope. If we get a mild winter in the NE Yes I agree. I posted before that I'd be watching closely despite the hedges come early in the new year (Why wait for spring ?). My bet has been that we will be ok until then and I will decide before winter's end. Have to watch the deflation / inflation / recovery situation. I'm still not adverse to forgoing a few dividend payments if it looks like the price will fluctuate enough. My bias is to build up a LT core position though when times are tough. I thought we'd seen them but one must adapt. regards Kastel

To: Goldberry who wrote (2116)	11/29/2001 3:52:26 PM
From: mark calgary	Respond to of 11633

"If we get a mild winter in the NE and mid west gassy stocks are going to look ugly. I still am a believer long term because if the price stays down they can't build the Alaska or delta pipelines and gas is going to get scarcer." "You got it Pontiac" - its my understanding that several major gas drillers have cut their programs back by up to 75% - if we get any kind of winter at all there is going to come a major shortage next summer/fall and gassy trusts will be rising dramatically - time to accumulate would probably be late December ( 15th and on ). We have had all these takeovers by US majors - they are here for a reason - its been much cheaper to buy our production than to go look for it elsewhere, and the supply is secure. Mark