. . . Investment Opportunities

Over the last three decades H. Roice Nelson, Jr. has led technical teams redefining methodologies and tools for hydrocarbon exploration. Effective January 2001 he is reformalizing and leading an extensive professional NetWork in the exploration for hydrocarbons using both traditional methods and new data mining and pattern finding tools via Dynamic Resources Corporation ("Dynamic").

The Dynamic Professional NetWork (NetWork") has thousands of years of experience (100+ scientists and engineers with an average of 20 years experience). In addition, NetWork members have proprietary technologies and CLPs (new exploration Concept(s) [like using bright spots to find gas or exploring subsalt], Lead(s) [places to look and ways to look], and Prospect(s) [leased properties with drilling location(s), typically confirmed with 3-D seismic]). For instance, Dynamic has an exclusive agreement with Richard Nehring and NRG Associates providing:

1. access to the NRG database, and
2. a guarantee of 21 new Concepts and Leads in the Gulf Coast AOI (Area-Of-Interest) during 2001.

Dynamic has a similar agreement with Dr. Bob Ehrlich and his partners at Residuum Energy, Inc. Residuum will provide:

1. dedicated staff to support Dynamic generation of CLPs,
2. proprietary tools for cleaning and vetting geotechnical databases, and
3. tools for automatically indexing and mining databases.

1. sell use of Chroma pattern finding technologies, which are particularly useful to extrapolate reservoir rocks from well control through the multiple attributes of a 3-D seismic survey, in exchange for overriding royalty interests or a production bonus as part of Dynamic's interaction with other oil companies,
2. provide consultants to work on Chroma Energy E&P projects, and
3. subcontract Chroma Energy to work on Dynamic E&P projects.

Dynamic's business is to develop CLPs in the Gulf Coast AOI and in other selected AMIs (Areas of Mutual Interest). Dynamic's Gulf Coast AOI includes New Mexico (except the San Juan and Raton Basins), Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, and adjacent state and federal waters. Because Roice designed, tested, and trained numerous users in Landmark Graphics interactive interpretation software, hypertext tools, and immersive visualization tools, and because he has lifetime licenses to each key technology, Dynamic is starting 2001 with state-of-the-art technology and extensive experience in using technology to find CLPs. In addition, Roice has has a 4+ year partnership with Dave Agarwal and Dr. Les Denham of Interactive Interpretation & Training, which gives access to a dozen GeoQuest licenses and a downtown Houston office.

Dynamic's business model is to identify new CLPs, lease mineral rights, collect new data when necessary, and partner with operators in exchange for an overriding royalty interest, a production performance bonus, or a working interest carried to the tank. Dynamic already has more new exploration Concepts than most independent oil companies. The Concepts developed for Dynamic by Richard Nehring will only be available to Investors and Partners under non-disclosure. Existing AMI Agreements are described in the table on the next page. Dynamic has agreements with expert teams with proven track records for turning Concept(s) and Lead(s) into Prospect(s). Because of the exploration nature of Dynamic's efforts, there will be some dry holes. Risks will be quantified for Investors prior to expenditure of funds, and Investors will be partners in the process. Proprietary tools for skill, resource, case history, best and worst practice, and activity indexing (Knowledge Backbone (SM)), spatial indexing (Infinite Grid (SM)), and temporal indexing (TimeDex (SM)) provide a new way to document successes and failures and to confidentially share information with on-line Investors and Partner's using the Internet. Dynamic's documentation and data mining tools enable faster and smarter work than the competition, and the ability to do it with a smaller staff at less expense. The result will be a better return for investors than is available elsewhere in the oil patch.

Investment opportunities in Dynamic include the purchase of stock, funding an AOI study, financing development of specific AMIs, purchasing of data or funding data collection, purchasing leases, or participating in the cost of drilling specific wells on prospects. There are specific ownership rights and upside potential for each type of investment. The Investor(s) must be accredited investors as defined under U.S. securities laws and regulations.

Dynamic Oil & Gas Corporation was founded on May 22, 1991 in Houston, Texas for the purpose of commercializing the Global Basin Research Network's dynamic replenishment research (see http://www.ldeo.columbia.edu/GBRN/doe_report/081593/0893.html). Because of other activities Dynamic was mothballed until January of 2001, and has been reformed as Dynamic Resources Corporation, a Texas Corporation. These investment opportunities in Dynamic Resources Corporation represent a unique opportunity resulting from technical advances over the last decade in understanding relationships between porosity, temperature, pressure, dynamic pressure fields, fluid migration, trapping, and fluid extraction. The principals associated with Dynamic developed these technologies, and are cataloging related Best Practices in order to find and produce previously invisible hydrocarbons. Dynamic is the virtual oil company, and is exploiting how recent price increases have created economic incentives to once again explore.

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