PORTFOLIO-840115

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From: Hollie Boone
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With oil over $100 a barrel new extraction technologies are more important
than ever. The United States is blanketed with older oil wells which were not
worth upgrading when oil was at $30. In the current market these wells are
in the spotlight. With a simple high tech refitting these wells can increase
their production many times over.

Our spotlighted company this week is in the thick of this highly lucrative
business. Here is one you do not want to miss. We also suggest that you
visit their website and download a Free Research Report.


USA Superior Energy - USSU
Currrent : $0.58
Tarrget : $2.70

Positive in the shoort teerm on News.


USA Superior Energy Holdings, Inc. is a company with excellent potential
focusing on applying new technologies to oil and gas. USA Superior is
composed of a team of experts in their field, highly qualified with over 200
man-years of oil and gas field experience; from finding to drilling, well
completion to operations and production, to problem solving, seasoned with
success.

USA Superior Energy's focus has been on developing and utilizing
complementary technologies; Nitrogen (N2) and cased hole horizontal drilling.

Nitrogen (N2) is used to force oil out of reservoirs. It can be applied to
existing reservoirs and wellbores, thus minimizing the costs associated with
extracting oil and gas. Cased Hole Horizontal Drilling (CHHD) is a new
emerging technology that can significantly increase the "communication" from
the wellbore to the fluids in the reservoir. With the current
environment, many existing marginal wells can be rejuvenated into very
profitable wells.

Part of the USSU business model involves acquiring under-performing wells and
boosting production. Here is news that came out after the closing bell on
Friday:

Bateman Oil Field Productivity Update

Friday February 29, 8:30 pm ET

HOUSTON, TX - Feb 29, 2008 - USA Superior Energy Holdings, Inc, a company
focused on the application of new technologies to increase volume and
production in oil and gas wells, is providing an update of the eighth week in
utilizing the company's workover rig program.

As previously announced the company has 88 producing wells on approximately
1,200 acres on which the company is performing a two phase productivity
improvement program. The first phase, known as the stimulation phase, has
been completed on 42 of the 88 wells. The 42 wells that have been stimulated
are generating an average of more than 30 barrels per day as compared to the
20 barrels per day average produced prior to stimulation.

This segment has provided sales of 1,600 barrels of crude for the month of
February despite having a portion of the unstimulated wells in an
unproductive state for 11 days while a workover rig was not in operation. The
total crude sales for January were just over 600 barrels. The substantial
increase in productivity and resulting sales have prompted the company to
begin the process of deploying a second workover rig. The company, as
planned, has initiated its chemical program to remediate paraffin giving
further stimulus to the company's daily production.

To some this may seem a bit technical, but to those who get in on USSU it is
music to the ears. The potential for this technology and business model
cannot be overstated. USSU is a major opportunity.

Police lined the highway leading to Ankara from the airport where Turkish and Vatican flags
waved in a light breeze The Associated Press said
Snipers climbed atop buildings and hilltops In wooded areas along the route soldiers
in camouflage fatigues set up observation points and sniffer dogs passed along bridges
Dozens of Turks demonstrated outside the Religious Affairs Ministry about 25 miles (40 kilometers)
from the airport the AP reported More than 20000 Turks gathered Sunday in Istanbul in protest of the papal visit according to Reuters
The Turkish prime minister waited until the day before Benedicts arrival to announce that
he would make time to greet the pope before leaving for a NATO summit in Latvia
Before leaving for the airport Erdogan said he hoped Turks would be courteous and show
hospitality to the pontiff (Full story)
After meeting him Erdogan said that the pope had said that he supported Turkeys bid to
join the European Union Before becoming pope last year Benedict had said Turkeys Muslim religion meant it did not belong in the EU
The German-born pontiff said his visit sought dialogue brotherhood a commitment for
understanding between cultures between religions for reconciliation
Patriarch meeting
After spending Tuesday night in Ankara Benedict will visit Ephesus and Istanbul where he
will meet with Bartholomew I the Istanbul-based leader of the worlds 300 million Orthodox Christians
The visit by the leader of 11 billion Roman Catholics originally was intended to be a
pre-eminently Christian event but it has taken on wider political ramifications in
Western-Islamic relations Catholic-Muslim relations and Turkeys aspirations to be part of Europe
The visit is seen as a test as to whether the pope can ease Christian-Muslim tensions that
simmered after he quoted a Byzantine emperor who characterized some of Muhammeds teachings as evil and inhuman
The pontiffs presence also will be a test of the Turkish publics willingness to tolerate criticism of Islam