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With over 4 million unique visits, TOD has been a smashing success, so is there enough to share?
Most here now know that the Wall Street Journal has started an energy blog of their own. Let's not forget to drop in, and post some cogent, wise and witty comment to let them know they have an interested and astute audience that is sure to grow! (beside, you don't want Gail, Bob Shaw and I hogging the forum do you? ;-)
Thanks again for all you do, Roger Conner Jr.
http://blogs.wsj.com/energy/
(P.S.) This is how revolutions are made, by the way, it is said that when Lenin returned to Russia, he converted 30 people on a boxcar, and when Lech Welesa climbed the fence at the Gdansk shipyard, the Solidarity Union had less than 10 members....within a year, it had over a million! The TXU news, WSJ, Simmons on Bloomberg.....the "bug" is spreading....:-)
I thought this took as a hyperlink the other day, if not, copy and paste...
http://blogs.wsj.com/energy/
RC
There was an upgrade last night. That is probably why your link is not clickable. Also, that's probably why someone upthread had trouble seeing this story.
Hyperlinking is now fixed, as you can see above.
BTW, the WSJ blog site has an automated spam-removal system which appears to dislike hyperlinks. I got bitten by it and had to have a comment manually reinstated.