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To: Rocket Red who wrote (147487)	2/19/2009 9:01:59 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 313017

They had stp.v above 4.00 a year and a half ago, that was about a nickel per barrel of in situ resource, way too expensive -g- ... although that was before the Rochester land so actually it was even more dear, but you know what i mean npe.to - there's also North Peace but i've passed on it for now, they'll be near out of cash by year-end, the other two are cleaner, simpler ... aos.v does have people with considerable experience too, i don't know much about names in this industry though ... did happen to hear Antony mentioned as having hefty promo talent Caught the Mansbridge interview with Obama, thing that impressed me most was as soon as 'climate change' was raised, he brought up the subject of US coal, in which the very same carbon issues are present ... made the comparison between oilsands potential and the US being the 'Saudi Arabia of coal', which is true and very comparable ... what he did not do, was make it any sort of nationalistic finger-pointing exercise ... smart man, because of anything the US is going to want from us, energy security will be top of the list, like that Stratfor piece points out ... some of the 'change you can believe in' has been hollow so far, with various appointments that look like the same old shit, just different assholes ... but the man's a natural diplomat, now we get to watch how he handles the congress