Cafe Serendipity Holdings Inc. (CAFS)

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Friday FOFU released an incredible PR stating they tested and completed the initial Reservoir Pressure Program on 5 existing wells. To understand better what this means as follows:

October 28, 2011 08:30 ET
Force Fuels Begins Reservoir Pressure Program for 5 Wells in Kansas

COSTA MESA, CA--(Marketwire - Oct 28, 2011) - Force Fuels, Inc.-- With the completion of Phase II of its drilling plan completed by Carroll Energy, Force Fuels has now tested and completed the initial Reservoir Pressure Program on 5 existing oil wells.

The engineering for the project is provided by Carroll Energy, our local engineering partner. As we complete the water supply well Carroll Energy is expecting to produce marketable levels of natural gas along with the supply water. Once the 5 spot water flood project is completed and fully analyzed, we start the same program on the two 5 spot locations drill on our Mann AB lease.

We are starting to see the preliminary result of the reservoir pressure program that was installed on the Mann lease 30 days ago. The first stage of the water flood was to utilize the existing water produced from the well within the 5 wells. Now that there is an increase in oil production we can quickly complete the existing water supply well located on the lease.

"Now that we are beginning to see an increase in the 5 Kansas wells that were reopened, we expect to duplicate this process throughout our properties. Force Fuels has spent the last 2 years preparing both existing wells and new wells to go on line and produce maximum returns. The 15 wells are still slated to be drilled this year with the completion of our funding," said Thomas Hemingway, President and CEO.

Force Fuels has completed the geological analysis and field studies so the Company can move forward with the final drilling permit filings. Once the final permits are issued, Force Fuels will schedule the drilling contractor and other service work as needed for 15 new wells.

http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/force-fuels-begins-reservoir-pressure-program-for-5-wells-in-kansas-otcbb-fofu-1579031.htm

The Determination of Performance Curve in Five-Spot Water Flood
The method presented is the formation of an oil seal in a five-spot water flood, and the development of its progress to break through into the producing well. This method is applicable to any configuration of secondary recovery in water flooding. The criterion that permits this development is the displacement of oil by water in the interstitial pore space, and referred to as the displacement factor. Illustrations for a five-spot water flood are included in this work, and a detailed analysis given. The generalization of the problem facilitates the computations to obtain a realistic portrayal for the growth of the oil seal in the path of the water flood. This is represented by the performance curve which gives the cumulative oil produced as a per cent of the recoverable oil in the formation versus the total water injected, expressed as a per cent of the total floodable void space in the reservoir. The time for fill-up for the oil seal to reach the producing well, followed by break through of the water flood are also indicated by the amounts of water injected.