concedes that she was

responsible 3 of these 6 kilograms, contesting the attribution of the other 3

kilograms because Lawton only testified about the delivery of three kilograms.

We cannot say that the district clearly erred in holding Wright responsible for six

kilograms based on Lawton's testimony. As Wright concedes, the first three of

these kilograms are based on a kilogram of cocaine that Lawton observed Lee

delivering to Wright and two kilograms that Lawton personally delivered to

Wright, on behalf of Lee. In addition, Lawton testified that she was supposed to

deliver two kilograms of cocaine to Wright on the day that Lawton and Lee were

arrested and that on several prior occasions, Lee indicated that he was on his way

to take kilogram quantities of cocaine to Wright. As the government observes, a

defendant can be heldNew Technology Could End The Debate Over Pipeline Safety

Who could have ever imagined that North America would surpass Saudi Arabia
as the world's largest producer of oil and natural gas liquids? A decade ago,
that would have seemed laughable.

Yet that's exactly what has happened;
and it's not just Saudi Arabia that has been left in North America's dust --
Russia has, too.

The surge in North American oil and gas production is arguably the most important
development in energy over the last decade. That's the good news. The not so
good news is that North America doesn't have nearly enough oil and gas pipelines
to accommodate its 11-million-barrel-a-day output level.

The famously unresolved proposed Keystone XL pipeline would carry oil from
Canada to the U.S. Gulf Coast, but its future is in legal and political limbo.
The controversial Northern