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To: ralfph who wrote (9346)	3/23/2005 12:13:12 PM
From: Rocket Red	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18308

Flying who knows what they have market likes it today anyways. I had Nhd on my watch screen since .15 cents as a tight shell never bought any and got home to late and its way to high priced to buy now.Congrates to those that own it. Hkr looks very good long term will CNRL people on board

To: ralfph who wrote (9346)	3/23/2005 4:33:06 PM
From: Rocket Red	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18308

UPDATE: Explosion At Texas City Refinery Causes Injuries 16:18 EST Wednesday, March 23, 2005 NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- An explosion rocked BP Plc's (BP) petroleum refinery in Texas City, Texas, Wednesday injuring at least 10 people and sparking a fire that sent black smoke billowing into the sky. There was no word on the cause of the blast; pictures on local television showed flames and a number of vehicles damaged, according to the Associated Press. BP spokesman Hugh Depland said firefighters were working to bring the resulting fire under control. He acknowledged "multiple injuries at the site" but said he couldn't confirm media reports of fatalities at the plant. KPRC-TV in Houston reported that the Galveston County Medical Examiner said there are deaths but didn't say how many. Industry sources said the incident occurred at one of the plant's aromatics units, which produce benzene, toluene and xylenes. The Houston Ship Channel was briefly closed, but the Houston Chronicle reported on its Web site that it has reopened. Life Flight had been called to the plant, and University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston reported its emergency room was expecting at least 10 victims. "It was just a real loud explosion," Texas City resident Mike Martin told the Houston Chronicle. "It sounded like a sonic boom, and it shook the pictures bad enough to where it knocked them off the wall. And it frightened me, so I jumped out of bed." BP's Texas City plant is a sprawling industrial complex that stretches across 1,200 acres with 30 refinery units. The plant processes 460 million barrels of crude oil every day, producing 3% of the U.S. gasoline supply. It employs about 2,000 people. John Lee with the Galveston office of emergency management said a warning had been issued for people near the plant to stay inside; the warning was lifted about an hour later. Texas City is about 35 miles southeast of Houston. Last March there was a blast and fire at a BP refinery in Texas City. That explosion forced the evacuation of the plant for several hours. Dow Jones Newswires 03-23-05 1618ET Copyright (C) 2005 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

To: ralfph who wrote (9346)	3/24/2005 7:24:47 PM
From: Rocket Red	Respond to of 18308

Looks like the 3 high flying oils stocks well is a duster OUCH Wyn Developments Inc (C-WL) - News Release Wyn drills test well for 15% Slave Point interest 2005-03-24 19:17 ET - News Release Shares issued 33,760,884 WL Close 2005-03-23 C$ 1.23 Mr. David McMillan reports WORKING INTEREST EARNED Wyn Developments Inc. has now earned its 15-per-cent working interest in 13 sections (13 square miles) from the top of the Slave Point to Basement pursuant to a participation agreement as reported in Stockwatch on on Dec. 23, 2004. The company has also earned its working interest in six sections (six square miles) from the surface to all zones shallower than the Slave Point under various terms and conditions. The test well has accomplished the earn-in for the company's working interest, and the well has been logged from the surface to the sulphur point formation total depth (TD). The operator has notified the company that the deep zone (Slave Point) encountered a tight limestone formation and has issued an abandonment notice for this particular well. The lands earned have several other potential pay zones of natural gas. The board of directors is encouraged by these findings. The company confirms its intention to fully pursue these zones. We seek Safe Harbor.