Thanks for clearing that up Ecomike, my memory stinks. I thought that's what the problem was, waiting to prove commercial quantities. Also on the reason Chevron pulled out. Don't know how I missed that one. I think I read somewhere that fracking wasn't available. ONG you made some nice points too. It's a critical time for us all to decide what to do here and I get fuzzy on old DD. I'm no spring chicken and I count on you others when I get stressed with these repeated power failures. I know better than getting so deep but averaging down will do that to ya when you don't follow your own rules. I'm glad it's a long weekend, I need the time.
Makes it worse when (like I said) my power keeps going off here in rural Louisiana. Glad to see ya'll getting a little rain in Houston Eco. My brother says he got nearly 3" in SE Houston so far. My sister in SW Houston has no rain gauge. The MNLU site north of Naches probably got it's share too, I got over 4" so far and that reading was taken about noon today. They usually get more than I do up around Naches. That's all we need at the site. (sarcasm of course)
If you want to make A MILLION dollars on oil and gas, build a 16 BILLION dollar refinery.
Quote from an unknown oil executive.
