[Leica] Afghanistan Government Denies Access to Flickr & Blogspot

[kcarney1 at cox.net (Ken Carney)]

On 6/18/2010 3:17 PM, Greg Lorenzo wrote:
> Currently, the world's largest proven oil reserves are in: 1) Saudi 
> Arabia, 2) Alberta Canada. I say currently, as the full extent of 
> Alberta's oil sands have not been fully delineated yet and the betting in 
> the oilpatch here is actual reserve numbers are increasing and will 
> surpass Saudi Arabia's.
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> We sell more crude oil to the US then any other country the US imports 
> from and our daily production rates are increasing, not declining. I 
> suspect that most of our future production, in five to ten years time, 
> will be exported to China, Japan and other far eastern countries as west 
> coast pipeline's are completed.
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> Greg Lorenzo
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> Calgary, Canada
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There was an article in "World Oil" a year or so ago, speculating that 
Iran's reserves were about the same as Saudi Arabia, because of the 
Saudi's overestimating their estimates and Iran not having exploited its 
because of years of turmoil.

Ken Carney
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma