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To: onepath who wrote (561)	2/18/2012 9:25:44 AM
From: kidl	Respond to of 1133

I echo your thoughts. BTW, your Stockwatch link only works for subscribers.

To: onepath who wrote (561)	2/20/2012 6:09:20 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1133

ssl + wts - things o' beauty and joys forever, eh ... shoulda kept more of the common, dang ... i keep looking at the a-wt and thinking it overpriced compared to the plain-jane, twenty to near forty cents time premium when the plain-jane often has none, however there is the increased gearing, and if that's what Ms Market feels the extra year and a half is worth, then so be it i guess, who are we to question Her Natural gas could become important to the snd, fascinating subject recently, major change ... can be converted fairly cheaply to methanol, more condensed fuel than compressing it and easier to handle than the liquified, i'd be interested in why gas conversions for motor fuel focus on the CNG and LNG instead ... costs maybe, don't know them specifically ... with the right process you might be able to weld the carbon molecule of coal into that of methane and get diesel fuel, wouldn't that get some attention ... meantime both commodities are sick, they could use more copper stream maybe, and how about zinc while it's way down ktn.v - too late to buy Kootenay Gold ... name change in the morning ... not sure i see the necessity, a rose by any other name and all that, always did prefer the ringing clink of the one metal to the expensive clunk of the other though