If in fact they are now running at 8000bbl/d with ease then CLL will do fine even at $90 oil. A 2000 bbl/d increase in 3rd quarter average will keep revenues at the same for oil sands, expenses will be lower because of NG going lower which means slightly higher margins. Lower rev on conventional oil on price but a little cushion higher because of US dollar exchange. MRC should make money again. Overall if everything stayed the same then SP will be higher. I think someone did an analysis about what the effect of a $10 change in oil price did for EPS. The current drops and increases in SP are more emotional right now then rational.