Fish, if you want to challenge the $82 mil/day, then tell me where my data leading to that are wrong.

Are you going to tell me that the Copper Ridge has no high pressure oil? I assumed horrizontal legs, and now we have PetroJet.

Rome Gas - high pressure and high volume gas - we'll find out very soon.

My Assumptions were:

• JB wells #1-6
• Five horrizontal sections in each well in the 100' of pay in the Copper Ridge zone.
• Horrizontal legs to the Rome formation
• No production estimate for the Knox
• The 20 shallow wells that were announced having the same Copper Ridge completion as the others
• The 2 deep wells that were announced also being completed with horrizontal legs

We could have had this settled if Bill and co would have told us what they flow tested the JB#2 Copper Ridge for, while they were drilling the well underbalanced, and testing, like they said they were doing in the NR's