RE:Points RaisedDoug and DowntheFairway, thanks for your thoughtful posts. I tend to agree with most of what you guys are saying. But here's the thing. When IAE comes up for its Spring RBL review, it will be - as always - a game of numbers. It ain't personal, as they say, it’s just business. If the numbers are there, then the banks will either maintain the level of credit or increase it. If the numbers are not there, then they will adjust the credit down. Now, back in November, IAE had its level of credit reduced by 21% from $650mil to $515Mil, correct? It dropped because the price of oil had dropped from about $60 to $50. At $50 Brent, IAE is a functional company going forward. Not great, but functional. The problem now is that Brent is sitting 40% less than it was last November. And IAE is NOT a functional company going forward based on the current forward strip for the PoO. The banks will act according to the numbers that are most current. And the current numbers are horrible and the forward strip is terrible as well. Now, I agree that the PoO in ten months will most likely be above what the forward numbers are currently showing, but the banks have to use what is current – NOT what they think the PoO will be in the future. And with that, IAE’s credit facility will be reduced substantially. IAE will have to make this up in some way and I suspect we will see more dilution come in the spring. Now will this kill the company? No, but it will seriously eat into our potential gains. Anyway, I’ve howled enough about this and will now let it go.