RE:RE:RE:NewsI think well #2 was re-worked down to 4000' as well...so the % He is likely less but purity greater. But I could be wrong, there have been a lot of interviews and news releases since it was initally drilled. With new investors coming on board daily now, it might be important to understand the fields with the highest % He are not necessarily the easist ones to process. Hence, a $7 million dollar plant to process 1.13% He, vs a $55 million plant to process 3% He in Sask..But in all the wells, there was multiple pay zones, so RR could(would) match up pay zones to produce maximum amounts of He with a minimum of processing. So why % of He is important, % and composition of other gasses are just as important. The hammering DME took last sept. was based on % He, despite it being one of the cleanest fields on the planet. Coremark was not helpful either in looking at just one parameter. But with He availabilty so low right now, companies finding it are going to get ahead of thir skis from time to time...