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To: John Carragher who wrote (119204)	11/11/2003 12:45:26 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Athabasca Oil Sands territory costs estimated reserves of 250 billion barrels in 1992-1995 the cost was about $22-25 per barrel enter Stanford Univ industrial and chemical engineers they work with Suncor by 1998, $15/bbl by 2001, $10/bbl by 2002, $9/bbl now, my guess is $8.5/bbl very competitive Suncor announced in early 2002, plans to expand production 4-fold in order to produce 500,000 bbls per day by the year 2005 the Stanford process is the critical success dual horizontal pipeines thru the heavy viscous bituminous hydrocarbon compounds these are the heaviest hydrocarbonds on earth they were discovered by Native Americans a century ago they coated their canoes with the tar in the process, the top pipe feeds steam gas the lower pipe collects the less viscous crude oil roads, pipelines, refiners being set up all across west coast of Canada by 2005-2007 we will be supporting Canadian production since spring 2002, I have bought nothing but Sunoco gasoline that is my participation in boycotting Arab oil / jim

To: John Carragher who wrote (119204)	11/11/2003 12:48:21 PM
From: Jim Willie CB	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Athabasca Oil Sands territory costs in 1992-1995 about $22-25 per barrel enter Stanford Univ industrial and chemical engineers they work with Suncor by 1998, $15/bbl by 2001, $10/bbl by 2002, $9/bbl now, my guess is $8.5/bbl very competitive Suncor announced in early 2002, plans to expand production 4-fold in order to produce 500,000 bbls per day by the year 2005 the Stanford process is the critical success dual horizontal pipeines thru the heavy viscous bituminous hydrocarbon compounds the top pipe feeds steam gas the lower pipe collects the less viscous crude oil roads, pipelines, refiners being set up all across west coast of Canada by 2005-2007 we will be supporting Canadian production since spring 2002, I have bought nothing but Sunoco gasoline that is my participation in boycotting Arab oil huge opportunities with small growing Canadian oil/gas firms like Athlone, symbol ATH.V in Canada ALMLF in USA / jim