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Recent estimates: Oil production: 8.322 million bbl/day Oil consumption: 20.8 million bbl/day Oil exports: 1.048 million bbl/day Oil imports: 13.15 million bbl/day Oil proved reserves: 21.76 billion bbl This entry is the stock of proved reserves of crude oil in barrels (bbl). Proved reserves are those quantities of petroleum which, by analysis of geological and engineering data, can be estimated with a high degree of confidence to be commercially recoverable from a given date forward, from known reservoirs and under current economic conditions. Proved reserves of oil: 1 World 1,331,000,000,000 1 January 2006 est. 2 Saudi Arabia 264,300,000,000 2007 est. 3 Canada 178,800,000,000 1 January 2006 est. 4 Iran 138,400,000,000 2007 est. 5 Iraq 115,000,000,000 1 January 2007 est. 6 Kuwait 101,500,000,000 2007 est. 7 United Arab Emirates 97,800,000,000 2007 est. 8 Venezuela 79,140,000,000 2007 est. 9 Russia 60,000,000,000 1 January 2006 est. 10 Libya 45,000,000,000 2007 est. 11 Nigeria 37,250,000,000 2007 est. 12 Angola 25,000,000,000 2007 est. 13 United States 21,760,000,000 1 January 2006 est. Oil consumption (bbl/day) 1 World 80,290,000 2005 est. 2 United States 20,800,000 2005 est. 3 European Union 14,550,000 2004 4 China 6,930,000 2007 est. 5 Japan 5,353,000 2005 6 Russia 2,916,000 2006 7 Germany 2,618,000 2005 est. 8 India 2,438,000 2005 est. 9 Canada 2,290,000 2005 10 Korea, South 2,130,000 2006 11 Brazil 2,100,000 2006 est. 12 Mexico 2,078,000 2005 est. 13 Saudi Arabia 2,000,000 2005

I enjoyed reading this thread lol....nothing better but a sensible/reasonable debate - s'good!!! I personally 'test-drove' an iphone as well and I did not enjoy it, but There's this guy that I know who pretty much gets everything Apple and thinks they are 'teh best' - nothing touches it...so when the macbook air came out someone confronted him about it not having an optical drive and he was like..."well no problem apple actually invented this thing like a remote optical drive where you can access another computers drive on the network so see, they thought of everything......"........little did he know that was around for ages lol - just funny....

maybe a stupid thing to do but should definitely work.....windows allows you to set up a web item for each desktop/monitor you have....(display properties-customize desktop-web tab...).....you can put a different web item on every monitor/desktop I believe....just embed a video in a webpage or something similar, set it up to loop infinitely (html, etc..) and you are set....and it would play every time the computer loads up as well

I believe 1.3.39 for apache and 4.4.4 for php although on the forums I noticed that the host said all shared are being moved to php 5

Im on a shared hosting plan. Everything seems to be working but that...grrrrr

I tried it.....still getting the same error.

Well, when I do that I get: Premature end of script headers ERROR in the log.

.....i can echo and print all I want from within php scripts....just not html....

lol...everything is up and running

yes, 1 is on.... Wierd thing is...within html when I use the <?php .... not even the print "something"; works .......argh....

Yes, I did both: error_reporting(E_ALL); ini_set('display_errors', '1'); No errors within the erorr log. It's empty.

I tried both the location where my .html file is that I am trying to run and now the cgi-bin as well. Nothing.

tried that....made a php.ini and put it in the same folder as my script....still the same outcome

I'm just now learning some php. I'm getting some basic ideas of how it works and its going well...but I just cannot figure out why echo-ing php in html doesn't work.... If I have a php file with this contents: echo "test echo"; $blah="display blah"; echo $blah; and I run the file, it works great. However, if I put in the same code inline with html code by: <?php echo "test echo"; $blah="display blah"; echo $blah; ?> ....nothing. Empty. Nothing gets displayed. Why is this? Also, because of this I cannot figure out how to use variables from php in html...same issue I believe.

The task-manager shot you included seems to be writing to the page file quite a bit. It is quite possible that when you leave the computer running without doing anything it will go into stand-by or hibernate mode. I think that your page file then gets written. That would explain CPU usage as well as the page file usage at the same time.