RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Come on Garth put out the NRI think the appropriate name for a pig with lipstick would be a company that has piles of shares out, no pending production and a pile of debt. We don't fit into any of that criteria. Its certainly not 200 million shares out unless the warrants get exercised in which case we would have even more cash in the bank. What I think Garth can do next year is share buyback up to 10% of the float. Not until he has the miscible flood going as the capex from those two nisku wells is estimtated in the range of $16 to $20 million. Combined though they are expected to flow 4000 bopd of LIGHT oil along with the 2000 boepd predicted from the 20 Queenstown development locations. Thats how we get to 6k in a couple of years. We will obviously need to buy more land and assets as well, once these projects are done and booked. At 6000 boepd, assuming most of it light oil (Which is will be for the miscilbe flood and most likely 70% for the queenstown) and then use $45 cash flow netbacks, we could be raking in $100 million a year in free cash flow. Its expected the RLI will be around 10 years. So I wouldn't worry about the 140 million common shares out right now that have a market cap of $26 million, when we will be free cash flowing almost 4x that amount in two years from now.