Archive for May, 2008
Rhythm sections
Nothing really pt.2

Oil dropped waaay down today to $126 a barrel from $133.. Is the bubble about to burst? One by one, countries across Asia and the Middle East are being forced to abandon price controls on fuel and energy, bringing hundreds of millions of consumers face to face with the true market cost of oil. The effect has already begun to chip away at world demand and may ultimately trigger a slide in crude prices.
JB Classics Prime

It has been a while since I bought any new shoes as I am on an essentials only consumption tip, but if I did, these would be top of my list, JB Classics Prime sneakers… Sweet temptation…
Nothing really
Run Your Car On Water
The 11th Hour
Salzburg 4-cross

One of the guys from work found this 4-cross track 5 mins from my house. Stoked!

There were also some drop-off’s..

Reno with a wallride…

and a wicked 4-cross track. First time jumping on a full suspension bike. It’s so smooth! I had never tried a track like this before, or even heard of 4-cross for that matter, but it’s super fun. A bit like motox without the cost, noise or pollution!

Craig
Salzburg Rally
World Cup 4-cross, Maribor


Congratualtions to ANNEKE BEERTEN who took the win in the first big womens 4-Cross event of the season in Maribor. -273
Photo Credit: Sven Martin – dirtagency.com
Oil Rises Above $132 135
A $10 increase in the price of oil is extremely significant because it means the price of almost everything will increase significantly. It seems like yesterday when I wrote oil hit $100 for the first time and it was as recent as may 6th I wrote it hit a new record of 122. I was going to make a post saying oil had hit a new all time high today of 130, but before I could get around to it, it hit 132 a barrel…( And now I have checked it again it is 135)
Oil Rises Above $132 on U.S. Supply Drop, Bank Price Forecasts
May 21 (Bloomberg) — Crude oil rose to a record above $132 a barrel as U.S. stockpiles unexpectedly dropped and banks raised price forecasts in the past week on expectations supply constraints and demand growth will persist.
Supplies fell 5.32 million barrels to 320.4 million last week, the biggest drop in four months, the Energy Department said. Oil for December 2016 delivery rose more than $20 a barrel, or 17 percent, after Goldman Sachs Group Inc. on May 16 raised its outlook to $141 a barrel for the second-half of the year.

















