Tuesday, December 21, 2010
BEXP Reports Another Nice Well: Smith Farm 23-14 1-H -- Bakken, North Dakota, USA
Say what you want about BEXP and their IPs, but the company is, if anything, consistent and predictable. In a field I can't recall seeing another well in this current boom, BEXP reports an IP of 1,721 bbls (24-hour max flowback, no doubt) from the Smith Farm 23-14 1-H well in Cow Creek Field.
The iPad -- Not a Bakken Story
I'm still in bed, blogging and reading e-mail for the past two hours on my iPad. I got so absorbed in those two tasks, I forgot all about the scores of apps, plus all the books that are free for downloading.
It truly is incredible. I do not own any shares in AAPL but I love their products.
I may just stay in bed all day; it continues to rain in sunny southern California.
More on my thoughts on the iPad and urban living at this site.
It appears to me that more and more YouTube videos now play on the iPad. That did not seem to be the case earlier.
It truly is incredible. I do not own any shares in AAPL but I love their products.
I may just stay in bed all day; it continues to rain in sunny southern California.
More on my thoughts on the iPad and urban living at this site.
It appears to me that more and more YouTube videos now play on the iPad. That did not seem to be the case earlier.
Snow Record in the Heart of the Bakken
CBS says Williston, with 26.4 inches of snow so far in December, has just set a new December record ... drum roll ... there are still eleven days left in the month.
This will slow production in the Bakken. Fracking and takeaway will be significantly impacted. Seventy-five percent of oil is trucked from the pads in North Dakota. And, of course, it takes scores of water trucks to frac a well.
This will slow production in the Bakken. Fracking and takeaway will be significantly impacted. Seventy-five percent of oil is trucked from the pads in North Dakota. And, of course, it takes scores of water trucks to frac a well.
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