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To: grayhairs who wrote (1270)	1/13/1999 2:02:00 AM
From: RSkarsten	Respond to of 15703

I heard that now the environmentalists are hot after PYR, seems that recent Hubbell photographs have proven a slight shift in the Earth's orbit. This shift is believed by astronomers to be due to the first two weeks of the blow out, as that was when the "elliptical" shift started, and was also when the flame was aimed straight up. The .03 degree spiraling shift has increased the depletion of the ozone layer, as the new orbit now brings the Earth into a closer proximity to the sun, which also contributes to global warming. Since PYR is the original lease holder of the companies involved, they will be targeted. "There is finally someone to blame." Lawyers are saying, "And boy are we hot on the trail." Insurance companies will be denying all claims. Tomorrow should be an interesting day. What else could go wrong? How about HEG is about to explode and I already sold all my shares? Not to worry though, PYR feels confident that proceeds from natural gas sales will easily offset any and all claims with plenty enough left over for their shareholders. Nevada residents are now listing their homes as beach front in the wake of new ocean levels. More to come, all for now, get some sleep. Russ

To: grayhairs who wrote (1270)	1/13/1999 9:48:00 PM
From: Bearcatbob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15703

Grayhairs, Why do they not just try to close the valve. Is it because there is no hydrostatic mud head in the well bore to help balance the pressure. Do you know if it is unusual to succeed after failing on the first try at this type of plug? Bob

To: grayhairs who wrote (1270)	1/13/1999 10:12:00 PM
From: Mr. Oil	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 15703

Hi greyhairs. I have a contact at the well site who has emailed me tonight with this. >>They failed to shut down the well again today. This is the third attempt in three days. They are going to have to find a new method. The down hole pressure is just too great.<< Sounds like bad news with an upside. >>On the other side if these numbers were correct what might it indicate stock wise. 17MMCFD, 200BOPD, 24,000 BWPD<< These are the numbers being bandied about on site. Also rumors that the insurance cap is being reached. I am not a geologist so I have no reference to the significance of these numbers. Can you comment on their relative size to a profitable reservoir. Thanks. Ray