R.E. Cox — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 03:13:50 GMT

Good luck…design looks great. Go gettum. Monahan’s even given you a plug—worldwide fame can’t be far off…

R.E. Cox — Thu, 08 May 2008 23:29:11 GMT

1. The headline misleads. The BLM didn’t ‘call off’ the sale, they went ahead with some of it Thursday and ‘put off’ the rest of it. Those leases could be up for sale as soon as August, according to BLM spokesman James Sample, in the Denver office..

2. The story leads the reader to believe the action to defer the sale was in response to the claim that the BLM has not considered impacts on global warming. Not true, according to Sample, and also according to the AP story to which you have supplied a link. That story correctly says the decision was taken to determine whether leases “be withdrawn or issued with conditions…to protect…wildlife.”

Says Sample: “We deferred the sale of the Rio Grande parcels mainly to check on impacts for wildlife and some air and water quality concerns, but not for the …climate change complaint.” The deferred auctions, he says, “could be back on as early as August or November once we’ve analyzed all the protests.”

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R.E. Cox — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 08:00:18 GMT

Excellent job, Joel. Nobody I’ve seen on the Internet has so completely and clearly summed up her history. Congrats.
Robert Cox – Abiquiu

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