Ann: Jaws Stimulation Success, page-84

specking,

my attitude is simple.....if this team can't get these coals to flow then no one can! This has to be our best chance by far and I remain very optimistic about our chances of sizable flows pretty quickly because history has proven this to be so.

When Klebb was first completed they expected months of pumping water before gas but they were shocked to see how fast the gas came on. Remember, Klebb was a straight line matrix of three verticle wells that were each completed with 5" casing and a jet pump configuration to de-water them. Jaws is a whole other game, no comparison!

I conceded that psi81 could be right about initial flow back of frack looking like big gas but I can't imagine this crew making such a simple rookie mistake as that? Every time (and there were many) Klebb came close to the threshold of significant flows (desorption event) in the months following initial gas we had cavitation in the pumps as the surge in gas competed with the water for space in the venturi......the rest you know only to well....but the point I am trying to make is there is real history of gas flow from these coals.... I'd go so far as to call these mini desorption events.

Pure spec!

Yep, it's a hard road for an old dog.....but it looks like STX is finally turning the corner!!

HC