The news Guys: I think you have wonderful news here. They're not through testing this well. Someone said, "Oil and Gas going to the surface under great pressure" would have sent the stock to $6.00. I beg to differ. If that had happened at this stage of operations your stock would be stumbling because they'd be calling in Boots and Coots or Wild Well Control Company. Things are great just like they are. What they are doing is wireline logs and will analyze the best way to stimulate the reservoir. The free oil and gas in the drilling mud through such a large, thick interval pretty much tells you the logs will show good permeability and one would expect that in a highly fractured zone. So, in effect, the fractures are really where the movement channels are at this point. Without them, the oil and gas can't really move well through the shale. So if they increase the density of fractured channels on top of what you have already, plus consider this in context of laterals drilled on future wells that will run out horizontally, these wells, after stimulation, could be barnburners. For what it's worth. GLTA