We’re delighted with what we’ve seen in the well performance, and the only thing we got to do now is just get the costs down a little bit. And how does that break down on your per stage completion costs? So I think we’re — we would look at a bigger job, significantly bigger than a 450,000-pound proppant per stage job as science, at this point, and let’s just see how the results come in. 15 million. And we typically try to build some cushion into our budgets as well, so that our — so that we can come in on our CapEx budget. The field consists of only the discovery well, but this well had produced 210,000 barrels of oil and was still flowing an average of 200 barrels of oil per day by the end of 1986. Reserve estimates are unavailable. The surplus still exists near Amarillo, Texas and is overseen by the U.S.

Dan McSpirit – BMO Capital Markets U.S. The next question comes from the line of Dan McSpirit with BMO Capital Markets. Your next question comes from the line of Leo Mariani with RBC. Buying a home comes with a lot of responsibilities. 50 or more, thus cutting painfully deeper and deeper into their already overstretched home budgets. Maybe if people would study more, and indulge less in their own talk and writing, the world would move forward much quicker with developing the truly good things. Developing technologies are also embracing lower sulfur oil blends that, when mixed with biofuels, create an even cleaner heating oil option. You can choose the best space heater for you, depending on the heater type, heating capacity, energy efficiency, noise level, and safety features. But call it, 135,000, 140,000 per stage, depending on how much fluid and profit you’d pump. Yes, and then as Gil said, incrementally, over and above that depending on how large you pump.

I doubt that the type of glue or adhesive material you use matters since there is so much padding and then the roller cover between the roller and what you iron. And once the play has proven up, that incremental capacity will help drive down cost there as well. Well, guess what, it’s like that in every shale play because you’re draining fractures, and then the matrix kicks in and it hurts the production. As we look geologically, and as we’ve said, at the very beginning before we bought our first acre, we did an exhaustive study of some 300 wellbores that had drilled through the TMS, chasing the lower conventional play. So any way — anywhere we look at it on, for example, on Anderson 17, if you start plotting that, 0 at around month 6. You start to see the curves flatten pretty dramatically. It is indeed a daunting task, as it was before to predict future trends, one must look at the growth in demand policy, technology, and the world in relation to the industry.

We see it in every one of our plays. So for us, the one thing we can control the most, I think going in, is just best drilling practices and shaving days. We knew that going in. We were comfortable with that going in because there’s a vertical well that’s produced for 30-something years that has the 2.0 B factor. It’s ironic that there’s been, maybe some commentary out there, that the declines had been exponential in the early life of a well. As at the end of the day it is their transactions which ensure that even the other clients doing business with them earn fairly well. While switching your vehicle on and off constantly is not advisable, there are some times when doing so will help to save fuel. I will share with my Twitter friends and pin this on my re-pin board. As Gil said, in response to Ryan’s question earlier, we’ll be able to provide that to you in our slide deck, which will be posted on our website beginning, likely, Monday morning. Well, Brian, it’s Gil. And we’ve seen that all the way through all of those wells, including the Weyerhaeuser well, which is 13 months old now.