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To: grayhairs who wrote (466)	12/6/1998 6:09:00 PM
From: Kerm Yerman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15703

Greyhairs - All / Oil & Gas Trivia I'm glad you brought up the quality of natural gas in this play. Surprised no one has up to this point in time. The icing on the cake would be sweet natural gas over that of sour gas. That would eliminate potential problems. I hope you are right on with your guess-assessment. Time to lighten-up some of the chat going on here with a few trivia questions. There was a movie made sometime around the very late fifties or very early sixties that centered around a company such as Boots & Coots. The lead actor is one of my all time favorites and is an academy award winner. Name that tune, errrr movie and the actor. A question more serious in nature Just how much of a monster undertaking was this well. In comparison, what was the deepest well drilled this year in Canada. Second question, how about ever in Canada. Did anyone visit the Canadian Market Wrap column at the Korner today. Focus is on the oil and gas industry in Canada. techstocks.com

To: grayhairs who wrote (466)	12/6/1998 6:21:00 PM
From: johnlag	Respond to of 15703

All / Update Wow, I go to Calgary for a few days for presentations and almost 200 new posts. I love it! Time is waning to take your long positions! The opportunity to take shares off of the uninformed is drawing very short. Not much mention here about the financial marketplace's view of this. There is now research out from basically every single Canadian Financial institution around. Nesbitt Burns even issued a speculative buy on the participants on the Dec. 3 release. We have bullish reports from Nesbitt, FirstEnergy, Pacific International, Yorkton, Canaccord, and further... Research Capital this week! Financial Post coverage, etc......... Peter Linder with CIBC got off the fence Friday with a Dow Jones newswire Friday Dec. 4. I'll post later. This is bigger than anything I've ever been involved with. I don't think it matters whether we cap it sooner or later, or whether or not the relief well takes a while to drill. The experts are calling this to be absolutely huge. Stanford and Hilton became institutional this week. Say goodbye to those heavy offers, there's going to be some interesting moves here. Our phones don't stop ringing, and the continued press is only giving us an immense audience that is growing daily. It's nice to be the prettiest girl at the dance, for a change. I'll have our webpage up this week and make available all research papers. Nesbitt's is very compelling, evidenced by the real buying we've been seeing. It wasn't difficult to get in the doors of any of the brokerages this week. :) Congrats to all who are long, I remain VERY positive. As to discussions about oil or gas, it is in contention that this is a gas reservoir with condensate. I will get the site up ASAP. Cheers! John