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Thanks!
H.
When will there be a report which will include the buying and selling of TIV stock by the board of directors in the past 30 days?
Howard
Certainly the assumptions being made here for the cause of the increase in stock price and trading volume have merit. However another assumption which has appeared in my cranium is that there is an accumulation of stock also occurring, based on perhaps betting on the come of increased oil production, the possibility of attracting money for the gold play, etc. and last but not least, since we are airing assumptions, is the possibility of an X factor that has not been made public. Illegal of course, but Lynn has been accused of that here for some time now, so why not assume the possibility of illegal behavior that actually is based upon something positive?
Anyway assumptions are just assumptions and although some sound more reasonable than others, they are just assumptions.
Howard
Oil states say no talks on replacing dollar
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20091006/bs_nm/us_oil_dollar_9/print
Gulf in talks on replacing U.S.$ for oil: report
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20091006/bs_nm/us_oil_dollar_4
Seems his 'silver tongue' has been replaced by one of 'gold'
H.
Please click on the link below to listen to an interview conducted by the Wall Street Reporter with Tri-Valley’s CEO, Lynn Blystone. The interview was conducted yesterday. It hit the airways and worldwide web this morning. The interview lasts approximately 20 minutes. We agreed to the interview in an effort to: 1) increasingly spread the word about Tri-Valley and its oil/gas/mineral projects and their upside potential, and 2) maintain the recent positive momentum with regard to Tri-Valley’s stock price.
http://www.wallstreetreporter.com/2009/09/tri-valley-corp-nyse-tiv-ceo-interview/
Respectfully,
Egan J. Gost
Tri-Valley Corporation
HEADLINE: TRI-VALLEY EXPLAINS RECENT STOCK PRICE SPIKE
CONTACT: EGAN GOST, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AND INVESTOR RELATIONS.
Bakersfield, California September 15, 2009 NYSE AMEX-TIV
Stock of Tri-Valley Corporation (NYSE AMEX-TIV) soared last Friday, September 11, 2009 to a Company record activity level as more than 6.1 million shares traded closing at $3.10, a $1.93 / 165% gain over Thursday’s $1.17 close. This activity followed a presentation at the Rodman & Renshaw Global Investment Conference in New York City by Company management on its California oil and Alaska gold projects last Thursday, September 10, 2009 after the market had closed.
Tri-Valley president and chief operating officer, Maston Cunningham, described the Company’s advanced steam recovery of oil from the Vaca Tar Sands formation in the Oxnard oilfield and plans to substantially expand the project. He noted that California is the third largest user of oil in the world (after the U.S. and China) and must increasingly import supplies as its population swells. Tri-Valley and its partners control tens of millions of barrels now recoverable with modern technology successfully demonstrated by Tri-Valley.
On the mining side, Tri-Valley chairman and chief executive officer, F. Lynn Blystone, showed maps from third party sources suggesting that, by far, the bulk of an emerging major gold play may lie within Tri-Valley’s 39 square mile claim block on State of Alaska lands on the all weather highway through Livengood.
The Company had made a June 5 press release about doubling its land position in the area and another press release September 2 revealing new map data, but the visual impact of the maps shown at the conference presentation is compelling and could have, in the opinion of Tri-Valley management, sparked the market action.
Website Address: www.tri-valleycorp.com E-mail: information@tri-valleycorp.com
“These are serious projects with uncommon upside leverage for our shareholders and partners and we are broadening awareness of these opportunities as fast as possible as we advance them,” Blystone said.
As of this time: 1:44pm Mountain Time, there have been 5,519,800 shares traded.
That is a few million more shares than the short position. Someone for some unannounced reason is buying.
H.
It also might say volumes about Gambles available cash.
Howard
Warning: Oil supplies are running out fast
Catastrophic shortfalls threaten economic recovery, says world's top energy economist
By Steve Connor, Science Editor
http://license.icopyright.net/user/viewFreeUse.act?fuid=NDM3MDE5MQ%3D%3D
Some news concerning new rules on short selling:
This morning, Congressman Barney Frank said he expects the SEC will restore the uptick rule in about a month. The uptick rule says you're not allowed to sell a stock short unless the last transaction happened at a higher price than the previous one. It was repealed in 2007. Barney also said mark-to-market accounting – reporting assets according to what you could sell them for at current market prices – should be "substantially" revised and made more flexible...
Howard
This technology might be of interest:
SANTA BARBARA, CA -- Carbon Sciences Inc. (OTCBB: CABN), the developer of a breakthrough technology to transform carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions into gasoline and other fuels, today announced the completion of its highly-anticipated prototype, engineered to demonstrate the company's proprietary biocatalytic CO2-to-Fuel process.
Applying Carbon Sciences' patent-pending technology in a laboratory scale prototype, the company has successfully transformed a stream of CO2 gas into methanol fuel. The demonstration prototype uses Carbon Sciences' innovative biocatalytic process to break down CO2 and water, then combines the carbon and hydrogen to form methanol, a low level liquid fuel. The resulting methanol is directly usable as a fuel, or it can be used to build higher-level fuels such as gasoline, butanol and jet fuel. The company is currently underway with the design and development of expanded biocatalytic process technologies to create these higher-level fuels from CO2.
"This is a major milestone for Carbon Sciences," said Byron Elton, President and COO of Carbon Sciences. "The prototype demonstrates that our CO2-to-Fuel concept works. More importantly, it provides our technology team evidence that we are headed in the right direction. We can now successfully demonstrate what we have always believed -- that CO2, the very cause of the problem, provides the solution to the world's energy and climate challenges."
Hailed by USA Today as the company "furthest along in the CO2-to-fuels quest," Carbon Sciences' technology that transforms CO2 into fuel provides the most direct path and a substantial cost advantage over other renewable fuel technologies such as those based on terrestrial crops.
"Our competitive edge is in the innovative nano-engineering of the biocatalyst that allows it to perform its CO2 to fuel function not once, but millions of times, thereby lowering the production cost of fuel. While the prototype has not reached this level of performance, we are confident that we can achieve that as we scale up our technology," said the technology's inventor and Carbon Sciences' Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Naveed Aslam.
"This prototype demonstrates the efficiencies of Carbon Sciences' technology over any other methods available," said Derek McLeish, Carbon Sciences' Chairman and CEO. "With oil refineries and utilities facing legislation that may impose large fees for each ton of CO2 released into the air, our technology is finding increasing value in the marketplace. With our CO2-to-Fuel technology, mitigating CO2 emissions doesn't have to be an expense. Instead, it can be a lucrative revenue stream for large CO2 emitting companies and countries."
"Our ultimate goal is to license this technology to energy companies and large CO2 emitters globally," added Elton. "We estimate that by 2030, using just 25% of the CO2 emissions from coal usage alone, we can produce enough fuel to provide 30% of the global liquid fuel demand. There is no other single approach, whether it is biodiesel or cellulosic ethanol, that can match this impact in addressing the energy and climate challenges."
About Carbon Sciences Inc.
Carbon Sciences Inc. is developing a breakthrough technology to transform carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions into the basic fuel building blocks required to produce gasoline, diesel fuel, jet fuel and other portable fuels. Innovating at the intersection of chemical engineering and bio-engineering disciplines, we are developing a highly scalable biocatalytic process to meet the fuel needs of the world. Our solution to energy and climate challenges is a sustainable world of fuel consumption and climate stability by transforming CO2 into fuel. For example, Carbon Sciences' breakthrough technology can be used to transform CO2 emitted from fossil fuel power plants into gasoline to run cars and jet fuel to fly aircraft. To learn more about the Company, please visit our website at http://www.carbonsciences.com.
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From: Howard Bleicher [mailto:howardb4@comcast.net]
Sent: Friday, February 27, 2009 8:14 AM
To: Lynn Blystone
Subject: Select Resources Spin Off.
Lynn, it has been five years since your announcement concerning the spin off of the new(at that time) gold company, "Select Resources". What progress has been made since that news story and can TIV shareholders expect the spin off to occur this year?
Howard
From Lynn Today:
We have had a couple of opportunities in that regard which came to naught. Select’s president, Jim bush travels to Toronto tomorrow to attend the PDAC, the world’s biggest mining conference, with probably 15.000 industry attendees. One of his meetings is with a securities firm to discuss a spin off. We’ll see. This is something we would do only if it is beneficial to the shareholders. We won’t do it just to be doing it.
ETri-Valley Corporation to Spin Off Gold Property Into New Company THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2004 9:15 AM - PR Newswire
Email from Lynn to Howard, 5 years ago concerning the spin off of what became Select Resources to TIV shareholders. I just emailed this morning to Lynn, asking if and when this will occur.
Howard
ETri-Valley Corporation to Spin Off Gold Property Into New Company THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 2004 9:15 AM - PR Newswire
FOR YOUR BENEFIT, I CAPITALIZED WORDS IN THE BELOW NR TO INDICATE MILESTONES THAT HAVE YET TO BE ACCOMPLISHED AS TO SPINOFF OF A NEW INDEPENDENT GOLD EXPLORATION COMPANY. THESE INDICATE UNCERTAINTIES WHICH MUST BE RESOLVED BEFORE THIS COMPANY COMES INTO EXISTENCE. TIV MGT. HAS MUCH TO DO FOR THIS TO MOVE AHEAD, BUT I DO ASSUME HAROLD NOYES KNOWS THE RIGHT PEOPLE TO GET THIS DONE.
TORONTO, Mar 11, 2004 /PR Newswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Tri-Valley Corporation (TIV) announced plans to spin off its 42 square mile gold exploration project at Richardson, Alaska into a new, stand alone mining company.
"We are endeavoring to add value for our existing shareholders, adequately fund the gold project to completion, build up our balance sheet and return Tri-Valley to a pure oil and gas play" according to F. Lynn Blystone, Tri-Valley president and chief executive officer.
The Company is currently SEEKING a seasoned mining executive to lead the new company, ASSEMBLE a capable management team, build the new company beyond the initial asset base and ACHIEVE stock exchange listing for the new company stock.
"I have just been in London and Toronto and the investment climate for gold companies has become very supportive to where we can CONTEMPLATE a private raise in the $5 million range and an initial public offering AFTER we get programs up and running perhaps in the $25 million range to not only drill out our Richardson targets but seed the growth of the new company and expand its portfolio. We WANT an operations oriented management dedicated to achieve gold production wherever possible," Blystone stated.
Tri-Valley's Richardson claims lie between the Alaska Highway on the west and the Trans Alaska Pipeline corridor on the east some 65 miles south of Fairbanks. The property is highway accessible year around, is not in a wild or scenic area, does not drain into sensitive rivers, has no fish in its streams and no acid rock drainage problems. It has ample fuel, power and water available and is within commuting distance of work force towns. All claims are on mining friendly state of Alaska lands.
The majority of the database has been built through a joint scientific research project with the Moscow based principal mineral research institute, TsNIGRI, which has responsibility for all non-hydrocarbon exploration in Russia. Using their proprietary methods for evaluating large tracts of artic and sub artic terrain, TsNIGRI explored some 250 square miles of the Richardson Mining District from which Tri-Valley selected and staked its claim block. TsNIGRI found physical, visible gold at 60 locations along a 20-mile swath suggesting the possibility of a huge gold system underlying the claims. Subsequent geo-chemical, bio-chemical, subsurface pitting, air and ground geophysical surveys and some reverse circulation drilling and some core drilling have served to enhance that possibility as well as define three hard rock lode targets and Tri-Valley believes each has multi million ounce potential.
"We have found gold and now need to measure what we've found. We believe that task should be in the hands of an experienced mining management dedicated to building a company from our initial asset contribution. Right now Tri-Valley stock gets little or no value from this huge gold play.
IF we can dividend out shares in the new company to our existing shareholder at some future record date, we believe the market will confer new, added value for both Tri-Valley and its shareholders. That way the new company would be launched with about 5,000 shareholders positively impacted by this approach in a very supportive market environment," Blystone said.
Tri-Valley Corporation currently has several separated oil and gas prospects in various stages of completion and is preparing to drill other exploratory wells on other California and Nevada prospects.
My Bohowardb4@earthlink.net
Lynn, you have stated in previous pr's that production is ahead of your original projections. Getting close to the 3000 barrel per day in November. Yet DOGGR shows somewhere around 650 barrels per day. Why the large discrepancy between your pr's and the actual production?
Also you have not answered my email to you asking whether or not Pleasant Valley is off confidential status, as you have emailed to me that it would be so before the end of 2008.
Howard
Reply from Lynn:
Production CAPACITY is ahead of our original projections. I have stated that additional infrastructure is required to accommodate the capacity and that we are scrambling to put it in place. DOGGR confidential status is removed by the agency. At this time, even if it is removed we are not ready to comment in detail about the wells for competitive reasons.
From: howardb4@comcast.net [mailto:howardb4@comcast.net]
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2009 10:07 PM
To: Lynn Blystone
Subject: Production and Status
Does this mean that the removal has been accomplished by DOGGR?
----- Original Message -----
From: "Lynn Blystone" <Lynn@Tri-ValleyCorp.com>
To: howardb4@comcast.net
Sent: Thursday, January 8, 2009 1:58:20 PM GMT -08:00 US/Canada Pacific
Subject: RE: Confidential Status Pleasant Valley
Removal is an automatic process handled by the DOGGR
From: howardb4@comcast.net [mailto:howardb4@comcast.net]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2009 1:55 PM
To: Lynn Blystone
Subject: Confidential Status Pleasant Valley
Lynn, has Tri Valley removed the confidential status of Pleasant Valley?
Howard
I am not aware if he did or did not relax the confidential status of Pleasant Valley production. I will email him tomorrow. My last email was not answered. I had asked for him to report to stockholders, accurate figures as to TIV's current Oil & Gas production, since the stockholders are a bit confused as exactly what that production is.
Howard
This daily total of 629.8 does not include the confidential Pleasant Valley Production? Correct?
Howard
In case you all could not interpret the reply from Blystone to my inquiry concerning whether or not the confidential status of Pleasant Valley will be removed within the next two weeks, his answer was YES!
My best wishes to you all for a peaceful and healthy holiday season,
Howard
yes
From: Howard Bleicher [mailto:howardb4@comcast.net]
Sent: Monday, December 22, 2008 8:43 PM
To: Lynn Blystone
Subject: Year End Status Removal
"Howard, most of our efforts are concentrated on the Pleasant Valley properties which also on confidential status with the California Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermal Resources which precludes press releases at this time. This staus will relax by year end. Lynn"
Lynn, will in fact, the confidential status be removed in the next two weeks?
Regards,
Howard
I will do that.
H.
SEC Insider Trading TIV
Robert Bell purchased:
2008-10-27
4:24 pm TRI VALLEY CORP TIV BELL ROBERT A
(President, TVOG) 1,400 $3.18 $4,452 11,400
http://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/22551.htm
This profit taking is never ending!
H.
"How old is he now? He's got to be in his mid-70's. Shouldn't he be retiring soon anyway? "
I would think that with his age, along with the many shares he owns, the inability of the pps to hold up, he might be entertaining a desire to have some other company purchase Tri Valley.
Howard
Here is an email I sent to Lynn and his reply:
Lynn, if there is any positive oil & gas production news, now would be an appropriate time to voice it.
Howard
Howard, most of our efforts are concentrated on the Pleasant Valley properties which also on confidential status with the California Division of Oil, Gas and Geothermal Resources which precludes press releases at this time. This staus will relax by year end. Lynn
From: Howard Bleicher [mailto:howardb4@comcast.net]
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2008 7:35 AM
To: Lynn Blystone
Subject: Positive Production news?
Well said!
Howard
NOw the last sale was 6.88 and the present ask is 6.86
H.
Interesting right now. The last sale was 7.00 and the ask now is 6.88.
H.
Reply by Lynn to query concerning the two year confidentiality contract:
"We are expanding our positions in certain areas and do not wish to stimulate competition. Industry players watch filings. This is in the best interest of the shareholders."
Howard
Assuming the prs that TIV has recently made public, concerning the increase production numbers which will make themselves known at least to TIV mangement this year,(and I realize this is mostly fantasy thinking) and that they had valid reasoning for making production at Pleasant Valley and Moffat confidential. I am now also assuming that they have control over that confidentiality and that they could lift the veil of that confidentiality sooner then the two years if they desire.
Does anyone know if they have that control or are they locked into a concrete two year contract?
Howard
SEC moves on short sellers
2 hours, 42 minutes ago
The Securities and Exchange Commission will issue an emergency rule later on Tuesday to stop "naked" short selling in major financial firms, including Fannie Mae (FNM.N) and Freddie Mac (FRE.N), the SEC said.
Short sellers borrow shares they consider overvalued and sell them. If the price drops, they repurchase the shares, return them and pocket the difference.
In a naked short sale, the investor sells stock that has not yet been borrowed. Sellers sometimes deliberately fail to deliver securities as part of a scheme to manipulate the stock price.
The emergency rule would require any person making a short sale in the listed securities to borrow the securities before the short sale is effected and deliver the securities on the settlement date.
The SEC has already proposed rules to curb naked short selling abuses and prevent market price manipulation.
(Reporting by Rachelle Younglai; Editing by Tim Dobbyn)
Copyright © 2008 Reuters
From: Howard Bleicher [mailto:howardb4@comcast.net]
Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2008 6:59 AM
To: Lynn Blystone
Subject: Oil & Gas Production
Lynn, in your pr where you stated: "having already attained a production rate in excess of 1,500 barrel of oil equivalent per day (BOED) on May 13"
How much of that 1500 BOEPD "on May 13" is sustained production and has that production continued to present day?
Regards,
Howard
REPLY TODAY
No comment at this time. A follow up press release should be coming shortly.
At the risk of being attacked by some on this board I have to applaud this first bit of pragmatism I have seen here. If you would post your email privately or publicly, I would be willing to discuss and explore the possibilities.
Howard
Dear Shareholders
May 1, 2008
Dear Shareholders:
I wanted to provide a periodic update to all Tri-Valley shareholders regarding Operation Catapult and the properties/projects associated with Operation Catapult, as well as provide an update on the status of Tri-Valley’s current production and reserves.
Operation Catapult
We remain significantly ahead of schedule with our goals of having a producing capacity of 500 bopd (barrels of oil per day) by the end of the first quarter and at least 1000 bopd by the end of the second quarter 2008. It should be noted that due to steam/production cycles and phasing in of refurbished steam generators, actual production per day and sales will be lower initially. However, the aforementioned production capacity now exists and will translate into actual increasing production revenue as we get wells up and running.
Pleasant Valley
Great News! As a result of relentless and extremely patient efforts over the last three years by Joe Kandle and our transactional law firm of Luna and Glushon, we recently added another 120 acres of adjoining lands containing 20 idle vertical well bores. Tri-Valley intends to re-work these to put back on production as many as possible while it readies a horizontal well bore campaign on that property as well. For those of you familiar with the current Pleasant Valley site, it is the 120 acres just across the street south and west of our Hunsucker lease drill site. This acquisition will ultimately add millions of barrels of production and reserves to Tri-Valley’s account. This is a major victory for Opus and Tri-Valley shareholder interests!
Tri-Valley is finalizing permits to drill additional wells this year at Pleasant Valley, and believes its present holdings could accommodate numerous horizontal well bores just for the Vaca Tar Sand formation alone plus additional vertical wells for deeper targets.
PV-1 has completed its 2nd steam cycle with a 25% increase in steam volume compared to cycle #1. As expected, the well was returned to production at significantly higher flow rates and for an extended flow period. In lieu of putting the well immediately on rod pump, we made a technical decision to temporarily re-steam the well on a 3rd cycle to accelerate heating the reservoir for the most ideal field-wide and long-term result. PV-1 is now on soak.
PV-2 (vertical deep test well) is currently off rod pump after adding several uphole perforation intervals. Test holes in the casing are now being patched to improve pumping efficiency.
PV-3 is currently on steam cycle #1 with production to follow shortly.
PV-4 has completed its initial steam cycle with our 12.5mm Btu generator and is now on pump. The well has flowed back at favorable rates commensurate with PV-1’s first steam cycle.
PV-5 and PV-6 are completed with thermal equipment and ready for steam cycle #1.
PV-7 and PV-8, the final wells in this segment of the drilling campaign on the Hunsucker Lease, have been drilled and are awaiting thermal completion before commencing steam cycle #1.
To enhance field development economics and decrease our lifting cost, a diluent source* has been contracted and first deliveries will occur in April. This virtually eliminates and/or minimizes the costly diesel purchases for diluent use and also decreases the volume required due to the 83-85 degree API NGL (Natural Gas Liquids) as compared to 40 degree API diesel or gas condensates.
We have finalized the purchase of additional emission credits. This will allow additional Pleasant Valley work to commence, and it will provide much greater steam generator utilization flexibility.
* The heavy, thick Vaca tar sand oil requires the addition of light oil to thin out and dilute the oil for transport and to meet shipping specs.
Moffat Ranch
Moffat 48X: After remediating a problem that was producing water and temporarily killing the gas production, this well was successfully returned to production at or near 1,000 mcf per day. A state-of-the-art technique was employed to repair this well quickly and cost-effectively. All production facilities and a sales meter run have been efficiently installed and commissioned on the 48X-7 location, which served to centralize our operations and eliminate the need to lease offset land.
Moffat 8-12: We are continuing our attempt to restore sand-free gas production after cleaning out the well and installing a sand screen. We anticipate production from this well in May. A fracture stimulation may follow pending production results.
Moffat #2: Wellwork commenced on this well in early April to restore production. A fracture stimulation may follow pending production results.
Moffat 2-7-1: The re-entry of this abandoned wellbore will commence in early May.
Moffat 17-7: A follow-up new drill well has been permitted and the location has been prepared. This 2nd new drill well will likely be drilled in the latter stages of 2008.
Temblor West
D352: The second steam cycle on this well and first steam cycle of recently added uphole perforations has been completed with our LW-22 generator. The well will now be re-steamed again to add more heat. The LW-22 generator will then be moved to D344 for cyclic steaming pending favorable results from D352. An alternate plan is to move the LW-22 steam generator to Pleasant Valley.
D188: This well was perforated uphole in the Etchegoin sand and is currently producing greater than 40 bopd. Unfortunately, the well produced excessive sand and an inner liner was installed for mitigation. We have now replaced the inner liner with smaller slots to restore full-time production from this well. These results support adding perfs in D540 in the near term. If we can control the sand, it represents potential Etchegoin primary production.
Waterflood: Incremental production from the Etchegoin waterflood pilot test has been less than expectations. However, we are planning injector modifications to ensure focused Etchegoin water injection for prudent evaluation of waterflood potential in the field. We have agreement from an offset Operator to provide water if needed to expand the waterflood. This is a crucial accomplishment.
Temblor East
Production: Shields & Arms wellwork resulted in a 2.5 fold increase in field offtake during the 1st quarter of 2008.
Overall Temblor Production
With D188 restored to full time production, overall Temblor production (East and West) now exceeds the 100 bopd target. This may be further enhanced by Diatomite steam and Etchegoin waterflood response.
2008 Annual Shareholder’s Meeting
When: Saturday, October 4, 2008
Where: Double Tree Hotel
633 East Cabrillo Blvd, Santa Barbara, CA 93103
Misc: A bus tour will be conducted from the hotel to the Pleasant Valley site
Please contact Felicia Todd at (800)579-9314 or ftodd@tri-valleycorp.com regarding questions about the hotel or to reserve a space on the bus tour.
We are very pleased with our progress and the value that we are adding to Tri-Valley shares. As we continue moving forward through 2008, we expect more of the same progress and results. Our increased production, revenues, and cash flows will gradually improve our income statement and balance sheet in the coming quarters, and this will eventually command an institutional following from Wall Street. I am personally scheduling a number of presentations at broker/investor seminars across the country to raise awareness of the rapidly emerging upside taking place at Tri-Valley as a result of these development programs.
Sincerely,
F. Lynn Blystone
President, Chairman, and CEO
Has anyone queried Lynn by email concerning your confidential status questions?
I have found him to be, lately, a bit more forthcoming then in the past.
Howard
6200 shares traded at $.001 Which totals $6.20.(without brokerage fees) How is that possible?
Howard
Well someone just invested $7.50 + brokerage fee to raise the value of everyone's holdings by 50%.
H.
Dear Mr. or Mrs. Year Of The Bull,
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Howard