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To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (77701)	9/8/2006 7:31:45 PM
From: Bill	Respond to of 173976

Nobody said it was easy. And certainly it's not MY preferred plan.

To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (77701)	9/8/2006 7:56:33 PM
From: Hope Praytochange	Respond to of 173976

demoRATS whining on crude OIL : Commodity Catch-Up Crude futures stumbled lower on Friday, marking the fifth consecutive losing session for the commodity. The October contract lost $1.07, or 1.6 percent, to settle at $66.25 per barrel. In intraday trading, black gold visited the $66 level, its lowest point since March 24. For the week, crude futures dropped $2.94, or more than four percent. October unleaded gasoline futures slid 3.26 cents lower to $1.6091 per gallon, its lowest level since mid-February. For the week, gasoline futures lost 7.2 percent. Elsewhere, October natural gas futures dropped 4.3 cents to $5.675 per million British Thermal Unites, following an intraday move to its lowest level since August 2004. On the week, natural gas lost 3.4 percent. December gold futures continued to decline on Friday, settling $7.60 lower at $617.30 an ounce, the lowest close for the yellow metal since late June. For the week, the yellow metal retreated 2.4 percent. December silver finished at $12.295 an ounce, down 40 cents for the day. The metal logged a 5.9-percent loss for the week. December copper lost eight cents to close at $3.568 a pound Friday. However, it closed up 3.1 percent from a week ago.