Ann: Operations Update, page-135

I am no expert in this field.  However, my lay interpretation of this update, especially in the context of the preceding updates, is that everything continues to progress within the parameters of expectation - and within the parameters of standard contingencies to assist the removal of fracc juice.  It is well within the bounds of reasonable expectation that some of these assistance techniques may be deployed between now and the next operations update.  We now have had two consecutive updates heralding the possibility.  The traces of salinity from reservoir fluids described in this current update, may herald the commencement of hydrocarbon flow prior to the 30% fracc juice recovery mark (if I properly understood Ya's comments above).

I continue to be bewildered by peoples connection between fracc juice clean-up rate and possible hydrocarbon flow rates.  I would have thought that it is obvious that the pressure required to ejaculate volatile oils and wet condensate would be far, far lower than that required to push out what is essentially water based fracc juice.

All in my non-expert opinion.  DYOR.