Saturday, May 9, 2020

Texas Is Open! -- May 9, 2020

To my astonishment and pleasant surprise, the city has re-opened Grapevine's "Central Park" -- Parr Park. Incredible. Miles of bike trails: cement and "off-road."

Something new appeared during the "shelter-in-place" order: a Parr Park rock path. It was truly incredible. If there were a hundred painted rocks, there were a thousand. Here is a sampling:







Okay, maybe not a thousand, but certainly a hundred.

It turns out that a dad took this on as a project to keep his children busy during the lock down. Sophia and I have our paints and our rocks; we just have not had the time to complete our own rocks. Stay tuned.

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The Amazon Page

I am completely blown away by Amazon -- how the company turned on a dime with what must have been an overwhelming demand in the early days of the "lock down" with the shortage of toilet paper, hand sanitizer, and disinfectants.

Literally overnight, Bezos et al had to re-think their same-day delivery promise to their Prime members.

The other day I ordered face masks in case Sophia and I needed them to get into a store (I have not yet worn a mask and have no plans to do so unless I have no choice; I won't go to Costco until they remove the "mask" requirement, for example). I was surprised how fast they got here -- look how Amazon mailed them -- "extremely urgent."


But the rocks I ordered for painting -- it's been a month and they still haven't shipped. LOL.

 I'm not complaining, and I bet very few Prime members are complaining.

This Will Keep The Riff-Raff Out -- Global Warming, North Dakota -- May 9, 2020

US Highway 2, road post #245, Leeds, ND -- just west of Devils Lake, about 120 miles west of Grand Forks, ND.

Today, May 9, 9:55 a.m. CT (photograph sent to me by a reader, thank you very, very much):


And apparently year-round:


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Word For The Day

This is not the first time this word has appeared as the "word of the day."

Schadenfreude.


The "old Michael Flynn defense."

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Completely Unexpected

Link here.

Texas Governor Calling Up The Reserves -- Saturday Morning, May 9, 2020

Gonna be a cold weekend, link here:


Hertz: bankruptcy? Link here. Google search certainly suggests it is likely.

Texas nurse: since Wuhan flu seems to be less "hard" on youngsters, the Texas governor has "called up" the reserves. This all came about when parents started looking for ways to get the kids out of the house and, well, one thing led to another, and then Texas being Texas suggested recruiting children to bolster the front-line responders. It's become somewhat of a sexist thing: most of the boys wanted to drive ambulances and fire trucks while the girls wanted to be nurses and hair stylists.

The state will mandate minimum height requirements taking a cue from theme park rides. Those driving firetrucks need to be able to reach the brake pedals, and those working in hospitals must be able to see over the side of a bed.


Friday, May 8, 2020

Three Spectacular EOG Clarks Creek Wells Updated -- May 8, 2020

The wells. It's possible these wells have been updated and already posted, but in case they have not, I don't want their initial production data overlooked:
  • 36413, 2,058, EOG, Clarks Creek 106-0724H, 41 stages; 21.8 million lbs; middle Bakken, Clarks Creek t9/19, cum 350K 3/20;
  • 36415, 3,519, EOG, Clarks Creek 18-0719H, 40 stages; 14.1 million lbs; Clarks Creek,  t9/19; cum 315K 3/20;
  • 36416, 2,859, EOG, Clarks Creek 105-0719H, 40 stages; 19.5 million lbs; Clarks Creek; t9/19; cum 264K 3/20;
 Production:
  • 36413:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN3-20203125775257801635396679961850
BAKKEN2-20202932844328661817697491970270
BAKKEN1-20202929256292331726759618591960
BAKKEN12-2019316015860322284181726861721900
BAKKEN11-2019307388473804316651261121221693465
BAKKEN10-20193175609758553321798248896238132
BAKKEN9-20192452481518322509974168683074930
  • 36415: 87,186 bbls over 24 days extrapolates to 108,983 bbls in a 30-day month:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN3-2020311501115055139053798134920170
BAKKEN2-20202917737177691633463111576112633
BAKKEN1-20203125241252092120669626641342209
BAKKEN12-20193138081381212725590559789408548
BAKKEN11-20192948272485553610383496796162258
BAKKEN10-201931836398346455098103234935168480
BAKKEN9-2019248718686854494631166431041747502
  • 36416, 67,207 bbls over 24 days extrapolates to 84,000 bbls in a 30-day month:
PoolDateDaysBBLS OilRunsBBLS WaterMCF ProdMCF SoldVent/Flare
BAKKEN3-2020311445714496122974554543562212
BAKKEN2-20202916856168851342364422599122738
BAKKEN1-20203123708236541668463891598012060
BAKKEN12-20193130805308392004250132429164647
BAKKEN11-20192739485397372938395185922882621
BAKKEN10-201931717907161146157105252964488764
BAKKEN9-20192467207669514012397464877636335

Initial Production For Three New EOG Clarks Creek Wells -- September 19, 2019

This was supposed to have been posted last September, 2019, but somehow it got lost in the shuffle. The notes below refer to what we knew as of September 19, 2019, with the exception of the IP and updated production data.
Yesterday, I posted a note based on information from a reader. Below the fold is that note re-posted. At the time, I couldn't see the data because the wells were confidential. Today, a reader provided the "initial flowback data." Succinctly:
  • 36413, 2,058, EOG, Clarks Creek 106-0724H, Clarks Creek, casing pressure: 2,357 psi; choke 30 64th inch; oil in last hour: 111 bbls; oil in last 24 hours: 2,650 bbls; avg gas in last 24 hours: 140.375 mcf; t9/19; cum 350K 3/20;
  • 36415, 3,519, EOG, Clarks Creek 18-0719H, Clarks Creek, casing pressure: 1,622 psi; choke 48 64th inch; oil in last hour: 171 bbls; oil in last 24 hours: 4,433 bbls; avg gas in last 24 hours: 216.625 mcf; t9/19; cum 315K 3/20;
  • 36416, 2,859, EOG, Clarks Creek 105-0719H, Clarks Creek, casing pressure: 1,110 psi; choke 50 64th inch; oil in last hour: 137 bbls; oil in last 24 hours: 3,334 bbls; avg gas in last 24 hours: 166.708; t9/19; cum 264K 3/20;
Disclaimer: this came from the "source," but as usual, I do make factual and typographical errors. If this is important to you go to the "source.

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Spectacular EOG Wells

Re-posting:
The graphic:



From a reader, just moments ago:
One of the best wells EOG has had in a while. 3 well Pad. Currently completing the 45,46,47 well to the the north. The 47 well is also a Three Forks well. Side note about half the sand pumped is from the Asgard (spelling?) mine which is 30-35 miles east of Minot. 
The wells:
  • 36413, conf, EOG, Clarks Creek 106-0724H, Clarks Creek, no production data,
  • 36415, conf, EOG, Clarks Creek 18-0719H, Clarks Creek, no production data,
  • 36416, conf, EOG, Clarks Creek 105-0719H, Clarks Creek, no production data, 
So, we will have to wait and see.

Wow, I "love" my readers. Thank you so much for all you have taught me and alerted me to incredible Bakken stories.