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To: schzammm who wrote (19840)	1/9/2005 12:52:10 AM
From: Roebear	Respond to of 108700

schzammm, RE this winter has been mild as well as last summer also being mild. Thus why isn't the price of NG $4 or less? Why is CL $45? You hit nail on head, it is demand. However, coming week may put Bull's toes to fire for a few days. Hence I and you, coming respectively from low and high cash positions, may cross paths and as such it should be for good traders coming from opposite sides of the landscape. Here is to hoping to meet you back at the lodge, after a few days of hunting for you, a few days of rest for me, but the biggest trophy goes to he who is fastest on the trigger when the time is right. VBG, Roebear

To: schzammm who wrote (19840)	1/9/2005 6:59:44 PM
From: Roebear	Respond to of 108700

schzammm, Hell Frozen Over (pictures) Guess I will have to retract any and all stock predictions predicated upon the impossibility of that event: freepichosting.com community.webshots.com Yeah, so here I sit with at most a TRACE amount of snow this season, while they need snowshoes in Death Valley, for heaven's sake! Kidding aside, this is another weather anomaly, this much snow in Death Valley being rather rare, from what I can find out, except for higher elevations and mountain tops around the valley (six inches of snow this storm, average is 2 or less for season I believe)! 2000 also had snows in the area, not sure they were at the lower elevations: ridgenet.net Best, Roebear