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We have been researching the PVC in food wrap issue since 1998. At that
time, both Consumer Reports and the New York Times published articles
regarding the presence of DEHA in some plastic wraps.
We subsequently started looking for a source of DEHA free clingwrap that
we might be able to start using in our cheese departments, etc. Much to
our disappointment, the only kind available was not viable for
commercial use because it did not cling tightly enough and thus led to
increased spoilage.
During this time, several plastics industry groups contested the New
York Times article linking DEHA to endocrine disruption in humans. The
author, Marion Burros, admitted that she used only data reported by
Consumer Reports and that even in the worst-case scenario, the risk from
DEHA in these circumstances is small. However, it does make sense to try
to reduce or eliminate undue exposure whenever possible.
Our current position on this is that until a DEHA-free clingwrap exists
and works for large-scale use, consumers should transfer the cheese or
meats, which are purchased from our stores, to aluminum foil or another
type of container. In effect, any clingwrap used on cheese or meat can
be considered as temporary packaging. Additionally, most of any DEHA
residual that could potentially be present can be trimmed from the outer
edges of cheese, at least from hard varieties, by using a cheese slicer
to take off a millimeter of the surface. Customers who are concerned
about DEHA could also scrape off a very fine layer of meat. We also
suggest that plastic wrap should not touch food when it is cooked in a
microwave oven.
Just recently a no-PVC food film made outside of the US that is supposed
to be effective as a cheese wrap has been made available for testing. We
are in the midst of testing this at this time and will determine if it
truly delivers what it promises and if it is readily available to us in
the United States. We've tried several other products since 1998 and are
always hopeful that eventually one will work not only in theory but in
reality.
Meanwhile, consumers can purchase at least 2 brands of DEHA free
clingwrap for home use: Glad Crystal Clear Polyethylene and Dowbrands
Saran Wrap. As mentioned earlier, unfortunately this does not work for
commercial use as it does not cling tightly enough and can lead to
spoilage.
Sincerely,
Jessie Walker
Consumer Communications
Assistant"
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UPDA Projects 4th Quarter Revenue Of Subsidiaries - Should Approach Or Exceed $5 Million Per Month(a)
Tuesday October 25, 8:23 am ET
JUNO BEACH, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 25, 2005--The management of Universal Property Development and Acquisition Corporation (OTCBB:UPDA - News) has completed the refinement of its business model in order to focus on oil and natural gas development and finalized its strategic planning and revenue forecasting for Canyon Creek Oil and Gas, Inc., its Texas subsidiary, and West Oil and Gas, Inc., its subsidiary in Utah.
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After meeting with the management of those subsidiaries over the course of the past month, UPDA is prepared to project the subsidiaries will generate gross revenues approaching or exceeding $5 million per month by the end of the 4th Quarter of 2005(a).
Since July, Canyon Creek, a joint venture with USProduction and Exploration, LLC. (USPX), has acquired seven oil and gas fields totalling over 3200 acres. It is performing a revitalization project in 5 of the fields and will have wells in each field in production this quarter. Conservative production estimates for the wells that will be brought on line this quarter indicate that Canyon Creek will produce approximately 100,000 mcf of natural gas(a) and more than 4250 barrels of oil per month(a).
Conservatively assuming gas prices of $10.00/mcf and oil prices of $60.00/barrel, Canyon Creek will be generating nearly $1.4 million per month of gross revenue(a). UPDA has recently agreed to increase its stake in Canyon Creek to 65%.
In October, UPDA entered into a joint venture with Dark Horse Exploration, Inc. and Masaood Group, USA and established West Oil & Gas, Inc. in order to develop the 4000 acre Dirty Devil Gas Field in Uintah County, Utah. Two wells are presently generating about 4500 mcfg per day. Three additional wells will be brought on line during this quarter, increasing conservative production estimates to nearly 320,000 mcfg per month(a). Should natural gas prices continue to increase as anticipated, West will generate as much as $3.5 million per month or more by the end of the 4th quarter(a). UPDA owns 60% of West.
The chart below details these production estimates.
CANYON CREEK OIL & GAS, INC.
Lease Acreage Wells Producing Oil Natural Gas
In 4th Quarter Production(a) Production(a)
Coleman (Hagler) 915 12 900bopm 1,800mcfgm
Archer County 960 14 1,200
Palo Pinto 614 10 360 1,500
Inez 243 1 1,950 78,000
Fayette
(Giddings) 80 1 300 9,000
Prideaux 40 1 60 6,000
Boyle Field 369 4 450
WEST OIL & GAS, INC.
DD 11-29 45,000
DD 1-18 90,000
DD 23-20 90,000
DD 23-17 90,000
DD 41-19 1,800
The Dirty Devil Wells will generate nominal amounts of oil which have not been projected.
(a) Based on partial production and/or historical results.
About UPDA
Universal Property Development and Acquisition Corporation (OTCBB:UPDA - News) focuses on the acquisition and development of proven oil and natural gas reserves and other energy opportunities through the creation of joint ventures with under-funded owners of mineral leases and cutting-edge technologies. For additional information visit: www.universalpropertydevelopment.com.
Statements contained in this press release that are not based upon current or historical fact are forward-looking in nature. Such forward-looking statements reflect the current views of management with respect to future events and are subject to certain risks, uncertainties, and assumptions. Should one or more of these risks or uncertainties materialize or should underlying assumptions prove incorrect, actual results may vary materially from those described herein as anticipated, believed, estimated, expected, or described pursuant to similar expressions.
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Contact:
Peter Nasca Associates, Inc. (for Universal Property
Development and Acquisition Corporation)
Peter Nasca, 305-937-1711
info@updac.com
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Source: Universal Property Development and Acquisition Corporation (UPDA
UPDA Projects 4th Quarter Revenue Of Subsidiaries - Should Approach Or Exceed $5 Million Per Month(a)
Tuesday October 25, 8:23 am ET
JUNO BEACH, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 25, 2005--The management of Universal Property Development and Acquisition Corporation (OTCBB:UPDA - News) has completed the refinement of its business model in order to focus on oil and natural gas development and finalized its strategic planning and revenue forecasting for Canyon Creek Oil and Gas, Inc., its Texas subsidiary, and West Oil and Gas, Inc., its subsidiary in Utah.
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After meeting with the management of those subsidiaries over the course of the past month, UPDA is prepared to project the subsidiaries will generate gross revenues approaching or exceeding $5 million per month by the end of the 4th Quarter of 2005(a).
Since July, Canyon Creek, a joint venture with USProduction and Exploration, LLC. (USPX), has acquired seven oil and gas fields totalling over 3200 acres. It is performing a revitalization project in 5 of the fields and will have wells in each field in production this quarter. Conservative production estimates for the wells that will be brought on line this quarter indicate that Canyon Creek will produce approximately 100,000 mcf of natural gas(a) and more than 4250 barrels of oil per month(a).
Conservatively assuming gas prices of $10.00/mcf and oil prices of $60.00/barrel, Canyon Creek will be generating nearly $1.4 million per month of gross revenue(a). UPDA has recently agreed to increase its stake in Canyon Creek to 65%.
In October, UPDA entered into a joint venture with Dark Horse Exploration, Inc. and Masaood Group, USA and established West Oil & Gas, Inc. in order to develop the 4000 acre Dirty Devil Gas Field in Uintah County, Utah. Two wells are presently generating about 4500 mcfg per day. Three additional wells will be brought on line during this quarter, increasing conservative production estimates to nearly 320,000 mcfg per month(a). Should natural gas prices continue to increase as anticipated, West will generate as much as $3.5 million per month or more by the end of the 4th quarter(a). UPDA owns 60% of West.
The chart below details these production estimates.
CANYON CREEK OIL & GAS, INC.
Lease Acreage Wells Producing Oil Natural Gas
In 4th Quarter Production(a) Production(a)
Coleman (Hagler) 915 12 900bopm 1,800mcfgm
Archer County 960 14 1,200
Palo Pinto 614 10 360 1,500
Inez 243 1 1,950 78,000
Fayette
(Giddings) 80 1 300 9,000
Prideaux 40 1 60 6,000
Boyle Field 369 4 450
WEST OIL & GAS, INC.
DD 11-29 45,000
DD 1-18 90,000
DD 23-20 90,000
DD 23-17 90,000
DD 41-19 1,800
The Dirty Devil Wells will generate nominal amounts of oil which have not been projected.
(a) Based on partial production and/or historical results.
About UPDA
Universal Property Development and Acquisition Corporation (OTCBB:UPDA - News) focuses on the acquisition and development of proven oil and natural gas reserves and other energy opportunities through the creation of joint ventures with under-funded owners of mineral leases and cutting-edge technologies. For additional information visit: www.universalpropertydevelopment.com.
Statements contained in this press release that are not based upon current or historical fact are forward-looking in nature. Such forward-looking statements reflect the current views of management with respect to future events and are subject to certain risks, uncertainties, and assumptions. Should one or more of these risks or uncertainties materialize or should underlying assumptions prove incorrect, actual results may vary materially from those described herein as anticipated, believed, estimated, expected, or described pursuant to similar expressions.
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Contact:
Peter Nasca Associates, Inc. (for Universal Property
Development and Acquisition Corporation)
Peter Nasca, 305-937-1711
info@updac.com
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Source: Universal Property Development and Acquisition Corporation (UPDA
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Natural Gas Prices Reach All-Time High
Tuesday December 13, 3:53 pm ET
By Madlen Read, AP Business Writer
Natural Gas Prices Reach All-Time High As Disrupted Production in Gulf of Mexico Worries Traders
NEW YORK (AP) -- Natural-gas prices surged to an all-time high Tuesday, as cold weather in the United States and ongoing disrupted production in the Gulf of Mexico caused traders to worry that supplies of home-heating fuels will be tight this winter.
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Nymex natural gas for January rose as high as $15.78 per 1,000 cubic feet then settled at $15.378, up 53.7 cents from Monday's settlement. The previous record close was $14.994 on Dec. 8.
"The last thing consumers needed to have happen is a cold snap early in the season," said John Kilduff, analyst at Fimat USA, noting that temperatures have been well below normal in many parts of the country. "With a quarter of natural gas off-line in the Gulf, it's just stoking the winter supply fears."
By Wednesday, a storm will bring snow to the upper Midwest, while an ice storm will move up the east coast by Thursday, according to Accuweather forecasters. December has been colder than usual so far, and many forecasters are saying below-average temperatures will persist throughout the winter.
Natural gas is most commonly used to heat homes in the Midwestern states, while heating oil is most commonly used in the Northeast.
Kilduff predicted that the price of natural gas could rise as high as $20 per 1,000 cubic feet by the middle of January.
According to Francisco Blanch, senior energy analyst at Merrill Lynch, natural gas prices are trading above heating oil prices on a calorie-value equivalence basis, a rare occurrence over the past 15 years.
Nymex heating oil gained 6.4 cents to settle at $1.8365 a gallon Tuesday, while gasoline settled marginally lower at $1.6459 a gallon.
Crude-oil prices held above $61 a barrel, after the International Energy Agency predicted that global oil demand growth will recover next year. Oil prices also were supported by OPEC's decision Monday to keep its production steady at record levels for now but to meet next month to consider reducing output.
Light sweet crude for January delivery rose 7 cents to settle at $61.37 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, the highest closing price since Nov. 3.
January Brent futures at London's ICE Futures exchange rose 2 cents to settle at $59.48 a barrel.
With the price of natural gas so high, industrial customers with fuel-switching capabilities may begin to use more heating oil, Blanch wrote in a weekly report on global energy.
Effective heating oil-to-gas switching capacity in the United States is about 2 billion cubic feet per day, or 340 thousand barrels a day, roughly equating to U.S. Gulf of Mexico gas production off-stream, Blanch said.
As of Monday, 2.312 billion cubic feet a day, or 23 percent, of natural-gas production and 441,394 barrels a day, or 29 percent, of oil production in the Gulf remained blocked, according to the U.S. Minerals Management Service. The region, which accounts for 21 percent of U.S. natural gas production and 30 percent of U.S. oil production, has lost 526.223 billion cubic feet of natural gas and 101.7 million barrels of oil since late August, when Hurricane Katrina hit.
The Paris-based IEA forecast that world oil demand in 2006 would increase by 1.79 million barrels a day -- a 2.2 percent increase on the year. The bulk of the increase is expected in the second half of the year, with the U.S. showing the sharpest increases, the IEA said.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Energy Department on Monday discarded earlier predictions that oil prices would drop to around $30 a barrel, saying costs will persist near or above $50 a barrel for years and force a shift to more fuel-efficient cars and alternative fuels.
But the department's forecast was more positive on natural-gas futures, saying they would retreat from the recent spikes and settle at under $5 in the long term as demand weakens, especially for electricity production.
Associated Press writer Gillian Wong in Singapore contributed to this report.
Natural Gas Prices Reach All-Time High
Tuesday December 13, 3:53 pm ET
By Madlen Read, AP Business Writer
Natural Gas Prices Reach All-Time High As Disrupted Production in Gulf of Mexico Worries Traders
NEW YORK (AP) -- Natural-gas prices surged to an all-time high Tuesday, as cold weather in the United States and ongoing disrupted production in the Gulf of Mexico caused traders to worry that supplies of home-heating fuels will be tight this winter.
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Nymex natural gas for January rose as high as $15.78 per 1,000 cubic feet then settled at $15.378, up 53.7 cents from Monday's settlement. The previous record close was $14.994 on Dec. 8.
"The last thing consumers needed to have happen is a cold snap early in the season," said John Kilduff, analyst at Fimat USA, noting that temperatures have been well below normal in many parts of the country. "With a quarter of natural gas off-line in the Gulf, it's just stoking the winter supply fears."
By Wednesday, a storm will bring snow to the upper Midwest, while an ice storm will move up the east coast by Thursday, according to Accuweather forecasters. December has been colder than usual so far, and many forecasters are saying below-average temperatures will persist throughout the winter.
Natural gas is most commonly used to heat homes in the Midwestern states, while heating oil is most commonly used in the Northeast.
Kilduff predicted that the price of natural gas could rise as high as $20 per 1,000 cubic feet by the middle of January.
According to Francisco Blanch, senior energy analyst at Merrill Lynch, natural gas prices are trading above heating oil prices on a calorie-value equivalence basis, a rare occurrence over the past 15 years.
Nymex heating oil gained 6.4 cents to settle at $1.8365 a gallon Tuesday, while gasoline settled marginally lower at $1.6459 a gallon.
Crude-oil prices held above $61 a barrel, after the International Energy Agency predicted that global oil demand growth will recover next year. Oil prices also were supported by OPEC's decision Monday to keep its production steady at record levels for now but to meet next month to consider reducing output.
Light sweet crude for January delivery rose 7 cents to settle at $61.37 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, the highest closing price since Nov. 3.
January Brent futures at London's ICE Futures exchange rose 2 cents to settle at $59.48 a barrel.
With the price of natural gas so high, industrial customers with fuel-switching capabilities may begin to use more heating oil, Blanch wrote in a weekly report on global energy.
Effective heating oil-to-gas switching capacity in the United States is about 2 billion cubic feet per day, or 340 thousand barrels a day, roughly equating to U.S. Gulf of Mexico gas production off-stream, Blanch said.
As of Monday, 2.312 billion cubic feet a day, or 23 percent, of natural-gas production and 441,394 barrels a day, or 29 percent, of oil production in the Gulf remained blocked, according to the U.S. Minerals Management Service. The region, which accounts for 21 percent of U.S. natural gas production and 30 percent of U.S. oil production, has lost 526.223 billion cubic feet of natural gas and 101.7 million barrels of oil since late August, when Hurricane Katrina hit.
The Paris-based IEA forecast that world oil demand in 2006 would increase by 1.79 million barrels a day -- a 2.2 percent increase on the year. The bulk of the increase is expected in the second half of the year, with the U.S. showing the sharpest increases, the IEA said.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Energy Department on Monday discarded earlier predictions that oil prices would drop to around $30 a barrel, saying costs will persist near or above $50 a barrel for years and force a shift to more fuel-efficient cars and alternative fuels.
But the department's forecast was more positive on natural-gas futures, saying they would retreat from the recent spikes and settle at under $5 in the long term as demand weakens, especially for electricity production.
Associated Press writer Gillian Wong in Singapore contributed to this report.
Natural Gas Prices Reach All-Time High
Tuesday December 13, 3:53 pm ET
By Madlen Read, AP Business Writer
Natural Gas Prices Reach All-Time High As Disrupted Production in Gulf of Mexico Worries Traders
NEW YORK (AP) -- Natural-gas prices surged to an all-time high Tuesday, as cold weather in the United States and ongoing disrupted production in the Gulf of Mexico caused traders to worry that supplies of home-heating fuels will be tight this winter.
ADVERTISEMENT
Nymex natural gas for January rose as high as $15.78 per 1,000 cubic feet then settled at $15.378, up 53.7 cents from Monday's settlement. The previous record close was $14.994 on Dec. 8.
"The last thing consumers needed to have happen is a cold snap early in the season," said John Kilduff, analyst at Fimat USA, noting that temperatures have been well below normal in many parts of the country. "With a quarter of natural gas off-line in the Gulf, it's just stoking the winter supply fears."
By Wednesday, a storm will bring snow to the upper Midwest, while an ice storm will move up the east coast by Thursday, according to Accuweather forecasters. December has been colder than usual so far, and many forecasters are saying below-average temperatures will persist throughout the winter.
Natural gas is most commonly used to heat homes in the Midwestern states, while heating oil is most commonly used in the Northeast.
Kilduff predicted that the price of natural gas could rise as high as $20 per 1,000 cubic feet by the middle of January.
According to Francisco Blanch, senior energy analyst at Merrill Lynch, natural gas prices are trading above heating oil prices on a calorie-value equivalence basis, a rare occurrence over the past 15 years.
Nymex heating oil gained 6.4 cents to settle at $1.8365 a gallon Tuesday, while gasoline settled marginally lower at $1.6459 a gallon.
Crude-oil prices held above $61 a barrel, after the International Energy Agency predicted that global oil demand growth will recover next year. Oil prices also were supported by OPEC's decision Monday to keep its production steady at record levels for now but to meet next month to consider reducing output.
Light sweet crude for January delivery rose 7 cents to settle at $61.37 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, the highest closing price since Nov. 3.
January Brent futures at London's ICE Futures exchange rose 2 cents to settle at $59.48 a barrel.
With the price of natural gas so high, industrial customers with fuel-switching capabilities may begin to use more heating oil, Blanch wrote in a weekly report on global energy.
Effective heating oil-to-gas switching capacity in the United States is about 2 billion cubic feet per day, or 340 thousand barrels a day, roughly equating to U.S. Gulf of Mexico gas production off-stream, Blanch said.
As of Monday, 2.312 billion cubic feet a day, or 23 percent, of natural-gas production and 441,394 barrels a day, or 29 percent, of oil production in the Gulf remained blocked, according to the U.S. Minerals Management Service. The region, which accounts for 21 percent of U.S. natural gas production and 30 percent of U.S. oil production, has lost 526.223 billion cubic feet of natural gas and 101.7 million barrels of oil since late August, when Hurricane Katrina hit.
The Paris-based IEA forecast that world oil demand in 2006 would increase by 1.79 million barrels a day -- a 2.2 percent increase on the year. The bulk of the increase is expected in the second half of the year, with the U.S. showing the sharpest increases, the IEA said.
Meanwhile, the U.S. Energy Department on Monday discarded earlier predictions that oil prices would drop to around $30 a barrel, saying costs will persist near or above $50 a barrel for years and force a shift to more fuel-efficient cars and alternative fuels.
But the department's forecast was more positive on natural-gas futures, saying they would retreat from the recent spikes and settle at under $5 in the long term as demand weakens, especially for electricity production.
Associated Press writer Gillian Wong in Singapore contributed to this report.
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Love PCU....But I really love CUP..
by: jk555666 (30/M/New York)
Long-Term Sentiment: Strong Buy 12/01/05 12:49 am
Msg: 10231 of 10315
1. One share of CUP represents a value of $470. Currently trading $2.50. The total measured and indicated resource of 1.8 billion tonnes is estimated to contain 21.0 billion pounds of copper and 700 million pounds of molybdenum. The stripping ratio for the entire deposit is reported by IMC to be 0.35 tonnes of waste to 1 tonne of mineralized material.
2. David Lowell
3. Kathryn Mcleod Seltzer
4.UBS lined up
5.PCU share capital is 40 times higher than CUP's despite having only 3 times more reserves in USD (molybdenum trades at $35)
I personally consider CUP to be a safer investment than US Treasuries.
6. My instinct has not betrayed me and I have been on target. Projection, PCU will double within the next 6 month, CUP will hit $10 within the next 3 months. Institution know this management team, and will continue to buy millions of CUP shares. Finally proejct that there are already copper pruducers trying to aquire CUP shares, but really expect PCU to take over CUP within the next 12 months. By this time CUP will trade around $20.
Item 5.03 Change in Fiscal Year
In furtherance of the merger between the Registrant and Recab International (as referenced above), the Registrant has changed its fiscal year, from a fiscal year ending September 30 to a fiscal year ending December 31, consistent with the fiscal year of Recab International. The Registrant shall file a Form 10QSB for the period ending September 30, 2005 and a Form 10KSB for the period ending December 31, 2005.
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Form 8-K for REALITY WIRELESS NETWORKS INC
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Change in FYE or Articles
Item 5.03 Change in Fiscal Year
In furtherance of the merger between the Registrant and Recab International (as referenced above), the Registrant has changed its fiscal year, from a fiscal year ending September 30 to a fiscal year ending December 31, consistent with the fiscal year of Recab International. The Registrant shall file a Form 10QSB for the period ending September 30, 2005 and a Form 10KSB for the period ending December 31, 2005.
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Up or down the decision will come soon
Buy when the bulls finally go to the moon
Up or down the decision will come soon
Buy when the bulls finally go to the moon
Up or down the decision will come soon
Buy when the bulls finally go to the moon
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