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To: skinowski who wrote (9129)	10/26/2008 9:01:19 PM
From: Galirayo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41427

Support may be near 50 without MoMo Added. OPEC and the Saudis may have little to say in the face of DEMAND Destruction that begins to Affect their Realm. You know how it works .. you sell what you have and Can for what you can get out of it. So the Saudis will sell what they have for what ever they can get out of it .. when it Affects Their Realm. 50.00 is Toast .. maybe a Bigger Broken Shoulder there .. but it's Toast. stockcharts.com PBR is ready to come on Line with more .. and there will be others .. to fill any Gaps. Exploratories are Over .. it's time to Drill. SUVs are out the Door .. en masse. Just like the Gvmt subsidy of Gas Prices in Foreign Countries.

To: skinowski who wrote (9129)	10/26/2008 9:41:43 PM
From: Galirayo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 41427

What do you want to call this ?? Natural Seepage Santa Barbara is home to the largest natural oil and gas seepages in the Western Hemisphere and the second largest and most active in the world. According to the California State Lands Commission, there are more than 2,000 active underwater seeps along the California coast, with more than 1,200 in the Santa Barbara channel alone. The Santa Barbara Channel was the scene of a major offshore oil drilling accident in 1969, when a blowout on the ocean floor caused widespread damage to marine life and the nearby coast. The blowout and resulting damage led to calls for bans on offshore oil recovery, ultimately leading to congressional and administrative moratoria that persist to this day. The accident also sparked the establishment of Earth Day, an annual environmental event. Bruce Allen, head of SOS California, told a May 31 Santa Barbara town hall forum that the amount of oil that has seeped naturally into the ocean since 1970 is 31 times the amount spilled in the 1969 accident, which has been estimated at 3 million gallons. heartland.org planetgore.nationalreview.com Isn't Natural Methane a Cause of Global Warming ?? .. Not Sure but Cows Fart and I Burp. Here come those Santa Anna Winds Again .. Steely Dan. lyricsdepot.com youtube.com You shoulda been with me the day I was at the OSU extension in Wooster .. where they had that Big Tube with a Fip top lid on it inserted directly from the cows back into their stomach .. so that they could dip out partially digested stuff from there .. to see how much methane it was producing .. YUM !!! It was like BYOL ... Bring Your Own Ladle !! Lol