So landing above the rubble, as I would put you still within that range, it should be in the upper part of that range. Switch off all appliances when not in use at the wall plug itself as not doing so can still result in electricity being drawn into them (examples are your TV set, WiFi router, cell phone charger, laptops, etc.). The use of such inorganic inhibitors required frequent treatment and the end results weren’t always up to the mark. And — or do you plan on waiting to see results from the Ash wells before you make a decision on how you’re going to drill that well? So I think we’re highly confident, but until it’s done, we actually have some flowback results. How to avoid pipeline breaks have a way of base metal and weld flattening test, guided bend test, a number of indicators of landing inspection toughness test, Charpy impact test. But we certainly would rather see that before we start making any definitive wholesale changes in our landing target across the play. If I heard you right, I think you had said that for the Smith well, you were planning on landing the lateral above the rubble zone.

But right now, we would be planning to land just above that rubblized zone. We currently would plan to land above the rubble zone, but in the case that we see something negative from either of the Ash wells, we might reconsider that. This can be done by running the land owners name forward in the conveyance books to see who they purchased it from and making sure the mineral rights were conveyed in this transfer. Mineral rights are the rights to the gas and oil that untruth underneath the surface of any area you possess. Many chemical, oil and mineral companies have been mushrooming throughout the world. There’s 3 short laterals that Encore acquisitions has drilled, that have been on since 2007 and 2008, that have any where from 1.4 to 1.6 B factors. And as a follow-up here, is the risk profile different with the Ash wells, given that the laterals are being landed above the rubble zone?

And as a follow-up to that, the GOR seemed pretty low upfront. GOR than we’ve seen in the other wells. So no other region that we’d have a slightly higher GOR. One tool that I have not listed is a specialty “tamper proof” five-star Torx bit made by and for VW/Audi. Okay. So without the liner, and a little bit different completion than what you did on the Crosby? Okay. I know there’s a couple of packages on the block right now in the TMS. We talked today about the quartz content in the lower half of the TMS. And thats because the intense heat and pressure in the cylinder subjects the lower detonation fuel (the 87 octane fuel) to an environment that it wasnt meant for. What are you hearing on current environment for M&A activity there? Yes, well, clearly, there is some acreage on the environment. Would it be more drilling carry or a large portion cash to pay down debt immediately or similar outright sale of some acreage? Just more questions on the TMS.

Should you get to a jade point of monetizing the TMS with — through a JV. What would be your preference at this point? Industry players emphasize the need for a more competitive business environment with reduced production costs and increased efficiencies. Oil and gas, as will as companies that deal with hazardous chemicals, have a need for rugged computers that are guaranteed not to emit a spark. Natural gas is cleaner burning than coal, too, one of the reasons that more than two full years have passed since ground was broken on a new coal-fired power plant in the United States. Such surveys are generally done by sending high-energy sound waves into the ground. If you guys were to boil it down, though, what do you think the fundamental differences are between the various perspectives here? I think we’ll just wait and see. So any way — anywhere we look at it on, for example, on Anderson 17, if you start plotting that, 0 at around month 6. You start to see the curves flatten pretty dramatically. I would just say that, as Rob said, we’re not pounding the table on any one particular type curve, which you’ll see from us on Monday of next week.