bir eca I do not think the industry will respond to the rising nat gas price save for associated nat gas hookups in plays like the Bakken.When I look at those graphs published by the EIA each Thursday the only areas I see where they are growing production in these shale plays are in the Eagle Ford and the Marcellus. There is momentum in this run up in nat ga prices from 1.90 at Henry Hubb last year and I think it can keep going. I keep talking lower 48 but you realize our markets are connected. Yeah Bir is in a sweet spot with their production fairway in the Monteny so close to Progress.And it's hard not to like their acreage as it's compact and all together not in Greenland or the Sudan if you get my drift. And to think that somebody from Calgary said last year that they were , unfortunately, out of reach of most of the so called natgas markets. What a difference a year can make. ECA has upside because it's a more liquid play for the funds but it is likely facing litigation along with Chesapeake which is somewhat of a cloud. BUt they are also far flung in their assets and building LNG capacity aqnd that makes them capital intensive No I kinda like BIR. I think it can swing both ways (LNG or standard markets for their gas. But I won't sleep well at night until I hear the Keystone is approved. A rising tide lifts all boats and thatswhat our oilpatch needs right now.I've agonized over this problem wondering which way it will go. But I would give it a nose victory over its opponents. But remember this pipline isn't just about Canada'a oil. They are having problems moving the crude out of the Bakken too. So in the end I think cooler heads will prevail or shall I say economic sanity will prevail. But in the meantime you best pray for the pipeline.