The Alaska Standard covers Senator Begich’s speech describing his Arctic legislation and we comment.      *         We earlier opined on an element of Begich’s Arctic legislation in the ADN: two days after the paper took its own editorial position.       *        Calgary Herald by Dan Healing.  …monikers bring to mind images of massive beasts dying at the hands of primitive tribesmen and falling into tarpits to become over the ages the vast Alberta petroleum resources of today — a far more interesting picture that that conjured up by, say, Cequence Energy Ltd., the new name by which Sabretooth will be known.  Still, there are lots of colourful names in the oilpatch for investors who like the way they sound in the portfolio.  There’s Tusk Energy Corp, for instance. And Ironhorse Oil and Gas Inc., Mutiny Oil & Gas Ltd., Storm Cat Energy Corp. and Warrior Resource Corp.  There’s a menagerie of animal names, such as Buffalo Resources Corp., Grizzly Oil Sands ULC, Eagle Rock Exploration Ltd., Eagle Well Servicing, Painted Pony Petroleum Ltd., Pegasus Oil & Gas Inc. and Phoenix Energy Mrketing.  We may have lost Sabretooth but we still have Sabre Energy Ltd., a swashbuckling coalbed methane explorer.  For those who like to rock, there’s Rock Star Resources Ltd. and Rock Energy Inc., not to mention Flint Energy Services Ltd.