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To: Crossy who wrote (4487)	1/1/2004 6:29:56 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Respond to of 37387

Hi Crossy, An interesting table: geohive.com and this commentary english.peopledaily.com.cn I think the China story is just beginning to unfold although there will be lots of bumps. Interesting to note Canada (about 32 million of us) used a little more than 36% of the oil that China did in 2002 and fairly consistent with the American usage based on population ratios and climate differences.. I believe the pressure on oil will continue and the NG pressure will accelerate making it a more global commodity.... regards Kastel EDIT I'll take the grub on 4488, nice pattern

To: Crossy who wrote (4487)	1/1/2004 9:31:29 PM
From: RikRichter	Respond to of 37387

Anyone here looking at Omnicorder Technologies (PMOS.ob - 6 Bid) which has a patented, FDA-approved device for advanced infrared diagnostics for use in medical imaging to detect cancer and vascular diseases? Stock came public recently on December 19th through a reverse merger with Promos with Omnicorder becoming the successor company and recently raised about $8 million of private placement funding. The CEO is the brother of the head of the National Institute of Health (NIH). Caltech is a partial owner of the company. PMOS.ob has plans to leave the OTCBB and is chasing a potential $20 billion medical imaging market: winbmdo.com