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To: Tommaso who wrote (106848)	8/11/2008 1:17:05 AM
From: energyplay	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206326

There aren't many places with offshore oil without something onshore. Not many exceptions to that rule. 1) Cantarell in Mexico, about 70+ miles from shore and no oil on the nearby shore. It was discovered by a fisherman who report oil on the water's surface. 2) The BZP finds off the coast of Peru - only a little NG on the coast. 3) Offshore Nova Scotia - Of course this is one small field 4) Offshore Viet Nam. 5) Offshore Brazil. 6) North Sea Oil. Not much if anything on the Scottish side, some gas in the Netherlands, a long way away. So maybe 2 good exceptions - North Sea and Cantarell. Also note that 2 to 5 are recent, post 1950 finds. Re: Governor's race - Okay, at least they are talking about energy.