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To: upanddown who wrote (148317)	3/27/2011 3:36:53 AM
From: teevee	Respond to of 206326

The only place they have ever been an operator is Wall Street. The fact that pump and dumps have migrated from pink sheets to Wall Street completely discredits what is left of the SEC and only serves to undermine investors' confidence in the equity markets. Situations like this tells me that it is back to business as usual for Wall Street, but I suppose that shouldn't be a surprise considering the fact that economic advisors to the whitehouse are mostly from Wall Street. At the very least, it explains why not one bankster or broker went to jail over the meltdown.

To: upanddown who wrote (148317)	3/27/2011 9:25:06 AM
From: cincinnatikid	Respond to of 206326

watch and learn. Oh wait a minute,that is what you have been doing.

To: upanddown who wrote (148317)	3/27/2011 9:35:19 AM
From: cincinnatikid	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206326

By the way, if you would bother to do some real research, you would know that Ray has been operator many places around the world.

To: upanddown who wrote (148317)	6/28/2011 3:08:42 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 206326

Repsol Sinopec reports pre-salt find in Brazil Published: Jun 28, 2011 Offshore staff MADRID, Spain – Repsol Sinopec says it has a significant pre-salt discovery at Gávea in the Campos basin offshore Brazil. Well 1-REPF-11A-FJS, found hydrocarbons at two levels, says Repsol Sinopec, in the well drilled by the Stena Drillmax I drillship to TD of 6,851 m (22.477 ft) in 2,708 m (8,885 ft) water depth. Repsol Sinopec, with a 35% stake, is the operator of the exploration consortium, in partnership with Statoil (35%) and Petrobras (30%). offshore-mag.com