Glad it helped out. Valuation will increase as time goes on and more holes are drilled. I don't know if it was in that link, but BP bought 135,000acres of land off Chesapeake for $1.9 Billion, land in the Fayetteville shale sometime ago...works out to around $15,000/acre. I believe this play is relatively early as compared to other plays. So we can see the amount of money being paid. I read also that world giants like Royal Dutch/Shell were the first in the area fot this shale, trying to increase their reserves numbers. So a lot of companies are in the prowl. So as time goes on, ie 2008-2009, and more and more holes are drilled, and we start to get some concrete reserve numbers, we might be taken out fast....which brings me to my next point...which is I emailed Jason about that...if we have a shareholder protection plan. He said they are evaluating implementing one at the next meeting. It has to be approved by shareholders, but I don't see why anyone wouldn't want to, as it helps us to get the best value for a buyout....via allowing competitive bids from all companies etc etc.