expecation for this week, page-34

hi guys

just wanna to let you guys have a clear clue about the possible releasing time of the ANN regarding Defender, we can't set up a specific day to demand the ANN, just read Sandy's thread, how come you said "TH tomorrow, if no, ba la ba, you are not the crews who work and camping at that cold enviroments to do the works, you are not TB to plan, plot, organizing, managing everything, you don't know how hard and tough to do a good job under that kind of condition, so you can not call for a date to demand result, what you and some other here did about calling the date of SSN is not that right, we can't sit here counting and guessing the date.

if you and others deliberately seting up a date and saying"if no ann by what day, lots of people gonna sell, it will be a dust, dud, look at what you put here and there, how come you are eligible to say that? are you a leader or a big broker, or what do you really wanna?

last friday, we got a ANN saying that 17% of water have been rovered, today is just Monday, we proably need a few days for good result, regarding niobrara is low-permeability area, "In low-permeability reservoirs, however, 12 to 24 hours may be required before the pressure declines sufficiently to allow fracture closure. In these instances, it may be necessary to flow the well back slowly on a 2/64- or 3/64-in. [0.8- or 1.2-mm] choke to bleed off pressure from the well and to assist fracture closure", Specific procedures can be followed to minimize severe fracture-conductivity damage. These procedures involve controlling the rates at which load fluids are recovered and maximizing backpressure against the formation. These procedures require much more time and effort than is normally spent on postfracture cleanup; however, the efforts could result in better performance.

"Flowback" water is a byproduct of "hydraulic fracturing," a process that facilitates the production of oil and natural gas by using hydraulic pressure to create fractures in low-permeability, underground rock formations. Water, along with sand and a small amount of other additives, is used transmit the hydraulic pressure. After the fracturing is complete, the operator of the oil or gas well that is being fractured allows the pressure of the underground formation to push the water back to the surface, where it is recovered. The recovered water is called "flowback."

So, you can't deamnding fast results by using your mouth, it should progressing well, we do require more patience than before, so, for all SSNERs, include Sandy, stop creaming and act like a man.

no news is good news, leave it to TB and Hallbourtn, we will be all right.

Xin