I'm one of those old foggies who likes to read a newspaper with my morning coffee and breakfast. So this morning, much to my chagrin, I read that in Baghdad the gas lines are two miles long and it takes four hours to get to the pump, while pushing your car in 100 degree heat, only to get there and have the power go off so the pump can't pump. The good news - gas is the equivalent of $1.44. More good news (sorta) Iraq has 60% of the Middle East oil supply in the ground and several foreign countries have deals to buy Iraq oil. I wonder if one of those countries could be Halliburton....I mean the U.S.of A.