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The Top Energy Stories of 2006 (and Happy New Year!) from The Oil Drum

profgoose writes:

Here's our Top 50 (ranked by number of comments) posts for the year...

Much more after the jump to The Oil Drum.

Posted on Sunday, December 31 @ 16:06:47 PST by Leanan

Most read story about Production; Extraction; Exploration:
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tumwater, wa - look to the future? (Score: 1)
by billp on Sunday, December 31 @ 21:31:31 PST
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Dear Patty: Have you heard about our wind storm, we have been without power for 5 days, and both of us are sick!. The cell phones were all tied up and that's all we had. I hear there are little gadgets on the market which can be wound up and charge the cell phone. I went down to Bayview market to have a latte and charged mine. Once upon a time we had a wood stove and everything we needed, now we have a candle and flashlights, and cooked on the outdoor grill. I have great sympathy for the pioneer ladies as that kind of cooking is quite dirty and my hands took a beating. I hear that EastBay, where we were before, still does not have power. Everyone went somewhere else? Hope you have a lovely Christmas...I am to go up on the Amtrak and meet Kyra in Edmonds, taking the ferry over to Kingston, if I can get well! Love, Jacque

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