Tuesday, October 27, 2009

Unions and the Demise of the US Automobile Industry

September 21, 2012: GM wants "out." Government (and unions) say no.
September 17, 2011: Government Motors handing out $5,000 signing bonuses. These guys should be happy they have jobs, but they snookered taxpayers into handing them $5,000 to do what they are already doing. By law, they cannot strike. 

February 13, 2010: As if Toyota didn't have enough problems, now the UAW is picketing NUMMI - just adding to the bad publicity Toyota is receiving. The UAW has no shame.

October 27, 2009: Don't tell me that the late 20th century union and management's acquiescence to the unions didn't result in the demise of the American automobile industry.
In this week's news: Kia's profits swell and Hyundai reports record profits. Meanwhile Ford evaded bankruptcy only because its debt was with its shareholders and not the banks; GM is owned by the US government; and, Chrysler dealers are in a world of hurt.

Wipeout, The Ventures.



Detroit City, Bobby Bare
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Bakken: NOG

NOG: General Information

NOG's policy on IPs.

Snapshot of NOG, 2012.

If this is your first visit to this site, please check out the "welcome note" in the sidebar at the right. Also, additional information about NOG can be found at "Investing: NOG."

Updates

February 6, 2023: operational update;

January, 2019, corporate presentation.

March 1, 2017: 4Q16 and full year 2016 earnings.

January 29, 2014: operational update, 4Q13.

October 3, 2013: presentation transcript. 

July 8, 2013: crawling out from under the Geico rock? Where has this guy been since 2007?

April 15, 2013: 1Q13 operations update.

November, 29, 2012: corporate presentation.

April 15, 2012: operations update.

April 2, 2012: bullish sentiment on NOG, SeekingAlpha.com. 

December 26, 2011: operations update.

September 24, 2011: huge numbers presented by NOG, operations update, July 31, 2011.

July 26, 2011: archived investing articles on NOG up to this date. 

July 4, 2010: Off-topic but somehow related, I'm sure. Check out Voyager Oil and Gas on the net. Voyager's CEO is J.R. Reger -- of the Reger family connected with NOG, no doubt. Voyager and Slawson partnering in Wyoming.


May 19, 2010: Rah-rah article about Michael Reger and NOG.

December 13, 2009: NOG has partnered with Slawson on occasion. Slawson is doing some interesting things in the Van Hook / Big Bend oil fields.


November 14, 2009: Note the interesting discussion on the Hess site regarding the Hess/NOG well noted below.

This concerns the RS-Feldman 1423-1H well (noted below) with one of the best IPs ever reported by Hess in the Bakken. Hess has had lacklaster IPs: in my database I can't find one Hess IP that reached 1,000, and most are in the 200 - 500 bopd range. This well is special; its IP is about four times better than any other Hess well. Could it be due to 14-stage fracturing?
November 8, 2009: Nice discussion regarding 3rd quarter earnings press release (this link is broken; Teegue gave up).

Discusses cost of well(s) and time to completion.
October 27, 2009: Operational highlights from 3rd quarter earnings press release:
Operator / Well Name / NOG WI / IP

18182, Fidelity / Harstad 18-19H / 50 / 1,405; cum 171K 11/13; 
18211, Slawson / Minx 1-29H / 22 / 1,000 ; cum 196K 11/13;
18220, Slawson / Coyote 1-32H / 20 / 846; cum 189K 11/13;
17666, CLR / Bratlien 1-35H / 16 / 544; cum 145K 11/13;
18114, MRO / Wadholm 41-30H / 15 / 850; cum 225K 11/13;
18061, EOG / Roberta 1-16H / 13 / 725; cum 100K 11/13;
17696, HESS / RS-Feldman 1423-1H / 12 / 570; cum 203K 11/13;
18119, Slawson / Tempest 1-14H / 6 / 1,274; cum 199K 8/13;
17854, XTO / Jorgenson 41X-6 / 6 / 953; cum 105K 11/13;
18188, Slawson / Genesis 1-13H / 4 / 1,106; cum 215 11/13;
18108, EOG / Fertile 23-19H / 2 / 639; cum 191K 11/13;
18177, Conoco / Bryce 31-5H / 2 / 1,844; cum 255K 11/13;
18109, WLL / Tollefson 44-10H / 2 / 2,409; cum 513K 11/13; 
October 27, 2009: A tip of the hat to Elwood for providing this data October 27, 2009 from a NOG press release.
Someone asked how NOG was doing one year out. Here is what Elwood is reporting (this link is broken; Teegue gave up).

Permit # -- Well Name -- IP -- Cumulative oil production -- Months

17117, EN-Person 1102-H, 345, 52,492 bbls over 13 months; t9/08; cum 88K 11/13;
17167, RS-Agribank 3427H1, 234, 56,238 bbls in 15 months; t7/08; cum 111K 11/13;
17343, EN-Neset 0706H, 223, 41,363 bbls in 13 months; t9/08; cum 91K 11/13;
16845, Pathfinder 1-9H, 1,418, 179,783 bbls in 14 months; t7/08; cum 517K 11/13;
16855, Prowler 1-16H, 952, 100,840 bbls in 13 months; t8/08; cum 237K 11/13;
17135, Bonney 34-3H, 143, 65,358 bbls in 15 months; t9/08; cum 160K 11/13;
17318, Clive Pelton 34-23H, 483, 49,443 bbls in 14 months; cum 132K 11/13;
17310, Eckelberg 41-26H, 459/IA, 49,138 bbls in 15 months; t8/08; cum 117K 11/13;

These are very good wells. It will be interesting to see what the cumulative totals will be a year from now.
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Quote of the Day

Quote of the day:
“What we’re also discovering is that insurance is complicated to buy.” President Obama as his ObamaCare goes into a death spiral, November 14, 2013. Link.
Quote of the day:
"We are not demand-constrained," Tesla's chief executive, Elon Musk, said on an investor call on Wednesday. "We are intentionally production-constrained."  Link.
 Quote of the day, her "Entitlements Are Earned" speech (sort of like, I have a dream):

"I believe it should be pronounced here today, that the reform of the entitlements based upon slipshod, reckless, deliberations, or, should I say actions, are a non-starter. 
There is no way, Mr. Speaker, that we should raise the eligability (sic) age for Medicare, that we should not think carefully about how we approach the reform of Medicaid. 

And that we don't the American people that Social Security is solvent. (sic) 

So, I would say move quickly to pass the middle class tax cuts that would be for all Americans, 100% up to 250,000 dollars." -- Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) on the house floor; and product of the public school system, no doubt
Quote of the day:
"It certainly isn't where we need to be in order to prevent islands from going under and other unimaginable impacts."-- AP, Doha, Qatar, December 8, 2012
Quote of the day:
"It is not a tradition to call it a Christmas tree." -- Lincoln Chafee, Governor, Rhode Island, December 6, 2012
Gov. Lincoln Chafee (I-R.I.) told CNSNews.com on Wednesday that his administration calls the decorated evergreen tree erected in the Rhode Island State House in December a “holiday tree”--rather than a "Christmas tree"--because that is what the tree is traditionally called. I can't make this stuff up. When I was growing up, we always called it a Christmas tree.
Quote of the day:
Minutes after the deficit was announced, the state largest government employee union asked for higher taxes. Eliot Seide, director of AFSCME Council 5. “We need $6 billion [in new taxes]  to dig ourselves out of the hole and pay for the things Minnesotans care about – brainpower schools, middle-class jobs, safe transportation, and property-tax relief.” December 5, 2012. I can't make this stuff up.
Quote of the day:
"Wrong statements about Libya doesn't mean they were false."-- DNC Chair. I wonder how she did on multiple choice/true-or-false standardized tests in her private schooling?
Quote of the day (this one is serious), from Carpe Diem, quoting Camile Paglia from the Wall Street Journal, October 6, 2012:
“Capitalism has its weaknesses. But it is capitalism that ended the stranglehold of the hereditary aristocracies, raised the standard of living for most of the world and enabled the emancipation of women. The routine defamation of capitalism by armchair leftists in academe and the mainstream media has cut young artists and thinkers off from the authentic cultural energies of our time.”
“We live in a strange and contradictory culture, where the most talented college students are ideologically indoctrinated with contempt for the economic system that made their freedom, comforts and privileges possible. Thus young artists have been betrayed and stunted by their elders before their careers have even begun. Is it any wonder that our fine arts have become a wasteland?”
Quote of the day:
"250 minutes/month free talk-time is not enough for emergency phone calls."-- ObamaPhone user. Per month.
 Quote of the day:
“These man camps are only going to be there for 20 or 30 years, depending on labor needs,” Caraher said. “What’s it going to look like in 300 or 500 years?” -- September 23, 2012
Quote of the day:
"I'll work with Republicans if they agree to raise taxes." Barack Obama, September 9, 2012
Quote of the day:
"If you look at just buying one gallon of gas, it really doesn't hurt us at all, but the problem is a lot of US consumers are buying multiple gallons of gas every single day." -- analyst, August 30, 2012
Quote of the  day:
"This is just really hard," he explained. "This is as intractable a problem as you get."President Obama talking about Middle East peace. Well, duh. February 12, 2010.
Quote of the day:
"He's beginning to be not believable to me..." Democrat senator speaking about President Barack Obama. February 12, 2010.
Quote of the day:
"I am very optimistic about -- about Iraq. I mean, this could be one of the great achievements of this administration." Vice-President Biden on Iraq. Two of the greatest naysayers of the war: Barack Obama and Joe Biden. February 11, 2010.
Quote of the day:
Obesity is a threat to national security." -- Michele Obama. But I guess closing GITMO is not. February 10, 2010
Quote of the day:
"Snow is so scarce today that most Virginia children probably don't own a sled." -- RFK, Jr., 15 months ago, lamenting that man-made global warming has ended snowfall in Washington, DC, area. Washington, DC; Virginia; and Philadelphia just recorded a record-setting snowstorm (30") and now a second snowstorm of slightly less epic proportion is forecast for later this week. February 6, 2010.
No quote of the day:
"Where are the jobs, Mr President?" asked Ms Pelosi, on August 1, 2003, when she blamed President Bush's policies for the loss of 3.2 million jobs. Under President Barack Obama we have now lost 8.4 million jobs, and another 20,000 last month, more than expected. We have not heard from Ms Pelosi whose $787 billion stimulus package failed to prevent this carnage.
Quote of the day:
When times are tough, you tighten your belts," the president said. "You don't go buying a boat when you can barely pay your mortgage. You don't blow a bunch of cash on Vegas when you're trying to save for college. -- President Barack Obama, February 2, 2010. Las Vegas has one of the highest rates of unemployment in the country -- Senator Reid (D) will probably lose his seat -- lots of support from Mr Obama. [I was wrong: Senator Reid won. I no longer feel any empathy/sympathy for those who voted for Senator Reid.]
Quote of the day:
When asked in a interview about terrorist trials being brought to NYC, Obama said, "New Yorkers won't be offended when [the terrorists] are convicted and executed." Then realizing what he had just said, "But I'm not pre-judging." 
By the way, the president also confirmed that he won't close GITMO by January 1, 2010 as promised. November 18, 2009.
Quote of the day:
"...and so I want to give a shout out to that Congressional Medal of Honor winner. It's good to see you."

On the day that a Muslim terrorist killed/injured 50 people at Ft Hood, President Obama used the occasion to shout out an individual who had been awarded the Medal of Honor. Only one problem, that individual was not a Medal of Honor winner.

After the light-hearted introduction, the President addressed the terrorist act in his characteristically detached manner.
Quote of the day:
"I will not rest until all Americans who want to work can." And that's all the president has to say as unemployment hits 10.2% sooner than anyone expected; and worse is yet to come. All hat, no cattle.
Quote of the day:
“All my Republican friends — and independents — are sitting back saying, ‘Oh, what did we do?” Ms. McAreavy said. “I’m not to that point yet, but a lot of people are.”
Ms McAreavy, 76, Iowa, switched parties to vote for Barack Obama, and now realizes that she will probably lose some of her Medicare benefits to pay for the new health care bill, subsidizing illegal aliens and, in the end, the big insurance companies. Well, live and learn.
Quote of the day:
"The reason we're here today is because we just are not where we need to be yet. We've got a long way to go. We are still seeing production levels that are significantly below peak levels and most distressing is the fact that job growth continues to lag." -- well, duh. President Obama, all hat, no cattle. All talk, no walk. (posted November 2, 2009 in anticipation of this week's unemployment numbers. Can anyone say 10%?)
Quote of the day:
"As an American I am not so shocked that Obama was given the Nobel Peace Prize without any accomplishments to his name, but that America gave him the White House based on the same credentials." -- Newt Gingrich (posted Halloween, 2009)
Quote of the day:
"I will never rush the solemn decision of sending you into harm's way. I won't risk your lives unless it is absolutely necessary," Obama said. "And if it is necessary, we will back you up to the hilt."
On a day when the US loses three helicopters and 14 troops, President Obama tells service members in Jacksonville, Florida, that "...if it is necessary, we will back you up to the hilt."

I guess this means, that if it NOT necessary, he will not back you up. At least not to the hilt.

Unlike the US Marines: Semper fidelis. (Always faithful.)
Quote of the day, on the future of the Bakken, posted June 10, 2008:
Assuming prices don't crash (which contrary to prevailing attitudes, is a very real possibility), I think you will find that companies will be diverting capital to develop other emerging domestic plays that prove to have better RORs than the fringe areas of the Bakken, just as they moved from MT to ND. There will always be some level of development in and near the sweet spots, but I just don't see the widespread activity that creates these wild expectations that so many people seem to have. -- Bakken Shale Discussion Group. Comment: even stopped watches tell the correct time twice a day. [Updated: March 3, 2013: I would assume Divide County in North Dakota would have been considered a "fringe area" back in 2008.]
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Monday, October 26, 2009

Welcome to the "new" Million Dollar Way.

Welcome to the "new" Million Dollar Way.

The "old" Million Dollar Way was very eclectic: literature, music, "the Bakken," energy in general, and personal musings. Ninety-nine percent of visitors to the site visited only Bakken-related sites, and even then, only one or two specific pages.

So, this site will, at least for the time being, concentrate on "the Bakken," more correctly the North Dakota oil industry.

I have an emotional interest in "the Bakken." I wear my heart on my sleeve when it comes to "the Bakken."

This is where I grew up. I have no background or connection with the oil industry. I own no mineral rights. I am an investor, but my investments in "the Bakken" are trivial compared to my overall investments. I am more emotionally attached to "the Bakken" than interested in investments. I have no inside information. I do not subscribe to any premium services regarding "the Bakken."

I no longer live in North Dakota, but I visit at least once a year and see first-hand what is going on. My information comes primarily from the NDIC website and the internet in general. Occasionally I will get input third-hand or fourth-hand from someone I know still living in the Williston area. (Williston, North Dakota, USA, is at the center of the Williston Oil Basin, home of "the Bakken.")

Bottom line: I'm pretty much a novice at all this. I know I will make many mistakes on this website but will correct them when brought to my attention. I would not use my site to make investment decisions, although it may be one of several data points to lead you in certain directions. Much of what I write can look factual, when in fact it is opinion or my general understanding of the issue.

The name of the site has nothing to do with money -- at least not directly in terms of me or investing. When I was growing up, the road leading out of Williston was known as the "Million Dollar Way" because of the automobile dealerships and businesses related to the oil industry. The "Million Dollar Way" was my road out of town to an exciting life. This "Million Dollar Way" site is a new road leading me to new destinations.
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New Wells Reporting

(Note: this appears to be the first page in which I started posted the results of "completed wells.")

Results of Completed Wells
First Half Calendar Year 2010
Source: NDIC or Press Release (PR)

Data for 4Q13: 4Q13
Data for 3Q13: 3Q13
Data for 2Q13: 2Q13
Data for 1Q13: 1Q13
Data for 4Q12: 4Q12
Data for 3Q12: 3Q12
Data for 2Q12: 2Q12
  Data for 1Q12: 1Q12   
Data for 4Q11: 4Q11 
Data for 3Q11: 3Q11 
Data for 2Q11: 2Q11 
 Data for 1Q11: 1Q11  
 Data for 2H10: 2H10  
Through 1H10: 1H10

While I am traveling, some of of my updates are entered on the iPad which doesn't always allow correct formatting. I will eventually sort everything out.

August 22, 2010
  • 18570, 3,475, WLL, Carkuff 12-24H, Sanish, t8/10; cum 562K 11/19; off line 11/19; back on line; cum 578K 10/21;
  • 18761, 3,027, WLL, Fladeland 43-9H, Sanish, t8/10; cum 381K 11/19; cum 402K 10/21;
  • 18635, 2,591, WLL, Littlefield 21-12H, Sanish, t8/10; cum 594K 11/19; cum 629K 10/21;
  • 18804, 1,561, WLL, TTT Ranch 4-6TFH, Sanish (record IP for a TFS well in the Sanish); this is the fourth well in this section; t8/10; cum 315K 11/19; cum 328K 10/21;
  • 17585, 852, CLR, Roger 1-18H, Big Gulch, t6/10; cum 272K 11/19; cum 287K 10/21;
  • 18015, 1,267, Zavanna, Grasser 1-26H, Stockyard Creek, t5/10; cum 319K 11/19; cum 342K 10/21;
  • 18666, 1,309, QEP, MHA 2-06-01H-149-92, Heart Butte, t9/10; cum 259K 11/19; cum 291K 10/21;
  • 18544, DRY, CLR, Kennedy 2-31T, Dimmick Lake
August 19, 2010
  • 18509, 892, EOG, Hardscrabble 1-16H, Lake Trenton/wildcat, t5/10; cum 150K 11/19; intermittent production; struggling; cum 163K 10/21;
  • 18250, 1,230, Hess, BB-Federal B-151-95- 2122H-1, Blue Buttes, t5/10; cum 287K 11/19; off line much of 2019; seems to be coming back; cum 331K 10/21;
  • 18342, 2,181, Whiting, Meiers 11-17H, Sanish, t4/10; cum 364K 11/19; was off line much of 2018; now seems to be back on line, late, 2019; cum 405K 10/21;
August 18, 2010
  • 18396, PA/981, WPX/Zenergy, Dakota-3 TAT 15-1H, Mandaree, t8/10; cum 282K 11/19; off line 6/19; remains off line 11/19;
  • 18651, 462, Oasis/Zenergy, Berquist 34-27H, Banks, t8/10; cum 416K 11/19; cum 431K 10/21;
  • 17277, 1,594, EOG, Westgard 1-28H, Parshall, t5/10; cum 376K 11/19; cum 383K 10/21;
  • 18273, 397, EOG, Sidonia 18-14H, Clear Water, t7/11; cum 271K 11/19; cum 146K 10/21;
  • 18319, 1,013, EOG, Van Hook 11-02H, Parshall, t4/10;cum 616K 11/19; cum 652K 10/21;
  • 18662, 2,145, BR, Old Hickory 43-34H, Sand Creek, t5/10; cum 434K 11/19; cum 468K 10/21;
  • 18699, 261, EOG, Scandia 1-34H, Souris, Spearfish/Madison, t3/10; cum 52K 11/19;  cum 57K 10/21;
August 17, 2010
  • 19343, PNC, Hess/AEZ, Henning 14-10H, wildcat,
  • 18655, 635, Zenergy, Rolfsrud 7-6H, Banks, t7/10; cum 179K 11/19; cum 247K 10/21;
  • 18643, PNC, EOG, Judson 1-03H, wildcat;
  • 18543, 378, CLR, Kennedy 1-31M, Dimmick Lake, t11/10; cum 20K 12/18; off line 12/18; one ten days of production since then, 11/19; cum 229K 10/21;
  • 18541, 161, CLR, Miles 1-6M, Dimmick Lake/wildcat; t11/10; cum 153K 1/18; 8K over 20 days 12/18, otherwise off line; cum 203K 10/21;

18453, 2,121, Hess/Tracker, Murphy 11-1H, Murphy Creek, t5/10; cum 319K 11/19; off line much of 2019; looks like it might be back on line;
18433, 108, XTO/Encore, Swenson 31-33SWH, Charlson, t5/10; cum 331K 11/19;
18388, 505, Petro-Hunt, Brenna 152-96-23C-14-2H, Clear Creek; t5/10; cum 293K 11/19;
17770, 406, CLR, Bailey 1-24H, Pershing, t4/10; cum 224K 11/19;
17766, 640, Hunt, King 35-4H, Ross, t6/10; cum 327K 11/19;
18476, 101, Lime Rock/OXY USA/Cirque, Feast of Fools 12-16H, t3/10; cum 82K 11/19;
18389, 278, Lime Rock/Cirque, True Blonde 16-15H, t5/10; cum 87K 11/19;
18299, 63, Lime Rock/Cirque, Red Lady 36-4H; t3/10; cum 86K 11/19;

August 13, 2010
  • 18395, 2,207, Lime Rock/OXY USA/Anschutz,  Kathleen Stroh 1-20-17H-143-95, Murphy Creek, t6/10; cum 349K 11/19;
  • 18598, 549, CLR, Genevieve 1-27H, Hamlet, t4/10; cum 134K 11/19;
  • 18626, AB/2,955, Newfield, Gladys 2-9H, Westberg, t5/10; cum 219K 4/18;
  • 18183, 128, CLR, Duaine 42-4SH, Cedar Hills, North Red River (not Bakken), t3/10; cum 211K 11/19;
August 12, 2010
  • 17711, PNC, CLR, Nordeng 1-8H,
  • 18184, 191, CLR, Duaine 42-4NH, Cedar Hills, North Red River (not Bakken), t4/10; cum 301
    K 11/19;
  • 18335, 806, Petro-Hunt, Fort Berthold 148-94-22A-27-1H, McGregory Buttes, t6/10; cum 276
    K 11/19;
  • 18510, 1,462, XTO, HBU Ward 11X-23, Charlson, t4/10; cum 536K 11/19;
August 10, 2010
  • 18427, 876, OXY USA/Anschutz, Matthew Schmidt 1-35-2H-143-97, Cabernet, not fracked; a great discussion about "open holes" and not fracking; t5/10; cum 200K 4/18;
  • 18466, 376, Oasis, Hynek 5693 42-35H, Alger, t4/10; cum 227K 4/18;
  • 18534, 1,924, BEXP, Mortenson 5-32 1H, Painted Woods, northwest of Williston, t4/10; cum 141K 5/14;
August 9, 2010
  • 16849, PNC, Helis, Peterson 4-23H
  • 17843, 1,981, American, Ron Viall 1-25H, wildcat, 25-156-98; update: put on a pump at end of August; 43k bbls cumulative after a bit more than 3 months (at $50/bbl = $2.15 million); t5/10; cum 194K 4/18;
  • 18520, 810, Zenergy, Dakota-3 Birdsbill 14-16H, Mandaree, t5/10; cum 142K 5/14;
  • 18550, DRY, Petro Harvester/Sagebrush, Dieblier 25-16, Madison wildcat, s2/8/10,
  • 18614, 1,140, CLR, Stedman 1-24H, Hebron, t4/10; cum 127K 5/14;
  • 18654, 4,335, Statoil/BEXP, Sorenson 29-32H, t4/10; cum 474K 4/18; off-line since 2/18;
August 6, 2010
August 5, 2010
  • 18413, 1,071, Newfield, Heidi 1-4H, East Fork/Wildcat, 4-156-99 (10 miles northeast of Squires, or northwest of Williston, ND), t4/10; cum 84K 5/14;
August 4, 2010
  • 18353, 2,374, Lime Rock/OXY USA/Anschutz, Kubik Trust 1-19-18H-143-95, Murphy Field, t4/10; cum 420K 4/18;
  • 18506, 1,181, Statoil/BEXP, Arnson 13-24 1-H, Squires, t4/10; cum 119K 5/14;
  • 18511, TA/39, Marathon, Mylo Wolding 14-11, Reunion Bay, t9/10; cum 4K 5/14;
  • 18373, 887, Murex, Joyce 3-10H, Sanish, t4/10; cum 257K 5/14;
    18450, 1,049, Tracker, Lind 2-1H, Little Knife, t5/10; cum 137K 5/14;
  • 17908, 3,226, Leo 12-29H, Whiting, Sanish (previously reported), t3/10; cum 349K 5/14;
  • 18392, 2,530, Smith 12-7H, Whiting, Sanish (previously reported), t3/10; cum 304K 5/14;
  • 18401, 2,251, TTT Ranch 21-26H, Whiting, Sanish (previously reported), cum 317K 5/14;
  • 18409, 2,404, Kinnoin 21-14H, Whiting, Sanish, 100K bbls in 90 days, t3/10; cum 611K 4/18;
August 3, 2010
  • 18496, 474, Armstrong, Gruman 180-3, Patterson Lake, Lodgepole Pool, t3/10; cum 810K 4/18;
  • 18521, 605, BR, Cleo 2-1H, Croff, t4/10; cum 296K 5/14;
August 2, 2010
July 28, 2010
July 27, 2010
July 26, 2010
  • 18644, 1,148, Lime Rock/OXY USA/Anschutz, State 1-25-36H-144-97X, Cabernet, see Teegue's comment at that link; very interesting; a long lateral but well short of full 2 sections but it's gonna be a good well; t4/10; cum 384K 4/18;
  • 18440, 201, Hess, EN-L Cvancara-155-93-2726H-1, Robinson Lake, t6/10; cum 166K 4/18;
  • 18325, 1,467, Hunt, Severance 1-9-4H, Parshall, t5/10; cum 403K 4/18;
July 22, 2010
  • 18489, 673, CLR, Otis 1-13H, Upland, t3/10; cum 114K 5/14;
  • 18339, 0, Murex, Alfred Brown 2, Camel Butte, Red River (not a Bakken); s1/10; t8/10; F; cum 5K 10/11 (less than 3 months production; first started producing 8/11); cum 25K 5/14;
  • 18312, 902, Slawson, Whirlwind 1-31H, Big Bend, t6/10; cum 226K 5/14;
July 21, 2010
July 19, 2010
  • 18560, 1,220, Simray, Levings Estate 1-08H, Mandaree, t6/10; cum 276K 5/15; 
  • 18567, 1,835, Oasis, Njos Federal 5602 11-13H, Wildcat (156-102). Click here for more information about Oasis wells in this area; t6/10; cum 135K 5/14;
  • 17577, 406, CLR, Kate 1-19H, Big Gulch, t4/10; cum 124K 5/14;
  • 18589, 962, Slawson, Sniper Federal 1-6-7H, Big Bend, t5/10; cum 512K 4/18;
  • 17403, 354, CLR, Lundbert 1-8H, Rattlesnake Point, t4/10; cum 129K 5/14;
  • 18102, 806, XTO, H M Hove 34X-33, Capa, t4/10; cum 116K 5/14;
  • 18485, 354, CLR, Imsland 2-31H, Hamlet, t3/10; cum 74K 5/14;
July 16, 2010
  • 17393, 600, BR, Boxer 21-6H, North Fork, Bakken, t179K 5/14;
  • 18183, 128, CLR, Duaine 42-4SH, Cedar Hills field, North Red River B pool, t3/10; cum 77K 5/14;
  • 18527, 1,175, XTO, Mondak Federal 14X-11, Bakken, t3/10; cum 150K 5/14;
July 15, 2010
July 14, 2010
July 13, 2010
July 11, 2010
Special: first six months, 2010 -- Whiting's results BOE
  • 18762, 1,298, KR State 11-16TFH, Sanish, t6/10; cum 166K 11/14;
  • 18724, 1,447 , Foreman 11-4TFH, Sanish, t6/10; cum 217K 11/14;
  • 18507, 2,058, Lahti 24-22H, Sanish, t6/10; cum 548K 4/18;
  • 18531, 4,144, Hansen 12-20H, Sanish, t6/10; cum 398K 11/14;
  • 18639, 2,551, Iverson 21-14H, Sanish, t6/10; cum 363K 11/14;
  • 18536, 1,640, Olson 11-14TFH, Sanish, t6/10; cum 190K 11/14;
  • 17872, 3,445, Littlefield 12-34H, Sanish, t5/10; cum 683K 4/18;
  • 18475,  2,690, Fladeland 21-12H, Sanish, t5/10;cum 358K 11/14;
  • 18347, 2,301, Fladeland 44-9H, Sanish, t5/10; cum 245K 11/14;
  • 18530, 2,893, Jorgenson 12-27H, Sanish, t5/10; cum 395K 11/14;
  • 18481, 2,860, Niemitalo 12-35H, Sanish, t5/10; cum 557K 4/18;
  • 17917, 1,912, Olson Federal 42-8H, Sanish, t5/10; cum 578K 1/18;
  • 17935, 3,311, Curren 11-14H, Sanish, t4/10; cum 229K 11/14;
  • 18462, 2,513, TTT Ranch 12-25H, Sanish, t4/10; cum 433K 11/14;
  • 18399, 2,949, Rohde 43-1H, Sanish, t4/10; cum 309K 11/14;
  • 18003, 2,558, Holmberg 44-24H, Sanish, t4/10; cum 201K 11/14;
  • 18559, 2,251 , Platt 43-28H, Sanish, t4/10; cum 305K 11/14;
  • 18342, 2,393, Meiers 11-17H, Sanish, t4/10; cum 282K 11/14;
  • 17776, 2,730, Annala 12-33H, Sanish, t3/10; cum 388K 11/14;
  • 18329, 2,736, Smith 12-7H, Sanish, t1/10; cum 96K 11/14;
  • 17908, 3,474, Leo 12-29H, Sanish, t3/10; cum 371K 11/14;
  • 18401, 2,987, TTT Ranch 21-26H, t3/10; cum 331K 11/14;
  • 17907, 2,294, Patten 44-3H, , Sanish, t3/10; cum 685K 4/18;
  • 17912, 2,770, Sorenson 11-3H, , Sanish, t2/10; cum 769K 10/15;
  • 18318, 1,929,  Fladeland 11-10H, Sanish, t2/10; cum 327K 11/14;
  • 18176, 1,853, TTT Ranch 43-4H, Sanish, t2/10; cum 320K 11/14;
  • 18268, 1,262, Anderson 11-7TFH, Sanish, t1/10; cum 158K 11/14;
  • 18244,  3,278, Ness 44-21H,  Sanish, t1/10; cum 450K 11/14;
  • 18278, 3,205,  Rigel State 12-16H, Sanish, t1/10; cum 587K 4/18;
  • 18298, 3,767, Kannianen 44-33H, Sanish, t1/10; cum 685K 4/18;
  • 18277, 1,906, Iverson 11-14H, Sanish, t1/10; cum 272K 11/14;

July 8, 2010
July 7, 2010 
  • 18476, 101, OXY USA/Cirque, Feast of Fools 12-16H, Wildcat/Dimond, t3/10; cum 57K 5/13;
  • 18400, 351, Hess, EN-Trout-157-93-3130H-1, Big Butte
  • 18457, 1,129, Sinclair, Martens 1-4H, Sanish 
  • 18360, DRY, Anschutz, State-1-25-36H-144-97, Wildcat, inside Cabernet oil field, 18644 and 18359 both sitting right next to 18360, and both of those producing; both long laterals; 18359 (1,138); 18644 is going to be a good well (40k in 50 days) despite being "short"; problems with the well; moved it to the east
 July 3, 2010
June 29, 2010
June 28, 2010
June 26, 2010
June 25, 2010
  • 18379, 1,204, Petro-Hunt, Anderson 152-96-35C-26-1H, Clear Creek, t4/10; cum  409K 11/19;
June 24, 2010
  • 18196, 376, Marathon, Audi Schollmeyer 41,5H, Bakken, t4/10, cum 105K 9/14;
  • 18289, 490, EOG, Fertile 30-28H, Bakken, t5/10; cum 74K 9/14;
  • 16431, 111, Whiting, BSMU 1305, Madison, t6/10; cum 72K 9/14;
  • 18528, 1,274, Hunt, Trulson 1-11-14H, Bakken, t2/09; cum 99K 9/14;

June 23, 2010
  • 18460, 526, CLR, Willie 1-25H, Battleview, t3/10, cum 180K 9/14;
  • 18366, 842, BR, Capitol 34-7H, Westberg, t6/10; cum 252K 9/14;
June 21, 2010
  • 18050, 1,114, American (AEZ), Tong Trust 1-20H, Ray field
  • 18323, 2,654, Newfield, Sand Creek Federal 1-21H, Sand Creek
  • 18176, 1,731, Whiting, TTT Ranch 43-4H, Sanish
  • 18244, 3,014, Whiting, Ness 44-21H, Sanish
  • 18347, 2,074, Whiting, Fladeland 44-9H, Sanish
  • 18381, 1,134, XTO, Carol Federal 24X-6, Lost Bridge, t2/10; cu 187K 10/15;
  • 18408, TA/1,945, Murex, Amber Renee 25-36H, Sanish, t2/10; cum 822K 10/15;
June 18, 2010
  • 18445, 110, CLR, Fortier 1-17H, Hamlet, t3/10; cum 87K 10/15;
  • 18170, 1,382, Slawson, Cannonball Federal 1-27-34H, Van Hook, t5/10; cum 371K 10/15;
  • 18483, 110, Sagebrush, Kallberg 1H, Thompson Lake, t5/10; cum 63K 10/15;
  • 18456, 1,334, Statoil/BEXP, Kalil 25-36 1561-H, Bull Butte, t2/10; cum 141K 10/15;
June 17, 2010
  • 18322, 1,742, QEP/Questar, MHA 1-06-31H-150-92, Heart Butte/Wildcat, t6/10, cum 541K 1/18;
  • 18378, 3,459, Marathon, Henry Charging USA 21-3H, Reunion Bay
  • 18471, 380, Marathon, Hunts Along USA 12-1H, Sanish, Antelope, s12/17/09;t1/4/11,cum 154K 4/18;
June 16, 2010
  • 17488, PA/42, Evertson Operating, Viall 30-1, Red River formation, t5/10; cum --
  • 18442, IA/2,348, BR, Mesa Verde 24-22H, Clear Creek, t3/10; cum 376K 10/17;
  • 17811, 2,825, Newfield, Garvey Federal 1-29H, Sand Creek, t5/10; cum 199K 10/15;
June 15, 2010
  • 18416, 849, Slawson, Wizard 1-35H, Big Bend, t186K 10/15;
  • 18321, 700, CLR, Milton 1-23H, Hamlet, t3/10; cum 180K 10/15;
  • 18351, 1,125, CLR, Clover 1-3H, Murphy Creek, TFS well, t2/10; cum 366K 4/18;
June 14. 2010
  • 18027, 1,121, WPX/Dakota-3/Zenergy, Dakota-3 Van Hook-R/S 16-4H, s12/09; t5/10; cum 199K 10/14;
  • 18396, 981, WPX/Dakota-3/Zenergy, Dakota-3 TAT 15-1H, s12/09;t8/10; cum 201K 10/14;
  • 18300, 1,562, OXY USA/Anschutz, Neal 1-33-28H-144-95, Murphy Creek, t2/10; cum 229K 10/14;
  • 18060, 626, Marathon, Darvey Klatt 44-22H, Chimney Butte, t3/10; cum 171K 10/14;
  • 18017, 1,225, Enerplus/Simray, J.M. Hall 1-19H, McGregory Buttes, t4/10; cum 310K 4/18;
  • 18417, 53, XTO, Edward 21X-28, Mondak; s12/09; t5/10; cum 15K 10/14;
  • 17837, 304, CLR, Lowe 42-9SH, Cedar Hills, North Red River B, t2/10; cum 117K 10/14;
June 10, 2010
June 9, 2010
  • 18354, 471, Marathon, Rohde USA 14-20H, Werner, t3/10; cum 126K 10/14;
June 8, 2010
  • 17839, 85, Sagebrush, Cramer 3, Madison; s8/09; t9/09; cum 34K 10/14;
  • 18166, 977, WPX/Zenergy, Dakota-3 Patricia Charging 4-15H, Mandaree, t5/10; cum 144K 10/14;
  • 18283, 514, Marathon, Saetz 14-20H, Killdeer, t4/10; cum 213K 10/14;
June 7, 2010
  • 18261, 1,359, KOG, Moccasin Creek 16-3H, Moccasin Creek, t3/10; cum 219K 10/14;
  • 17733, 759, CLR, Kummer 1-31H, Blue Buttes field, t2/10; cum 516K 1/18;
  • 18112, 443, Encore, Porcupine Ridge 14-35H, Bear Creek, t4/10; cum 154K 10/14;
  • 18421, 75, Samson, Sparks 8-162-98-2H, Blooming Prairie, t2/10; cum 118K 10/14;
  • 16387, 376, Whiting, Ron Olson 31-1HCE, Dollar Joe, t5/10; cum 67K 10/14;
  • 18117, 1,114, EOG, Fertile 14-17H, Parshall, t5/10; cum 172K 10/14;
June 6, 2010 (WLL Corporate Presentation) (24-Hour Test)
  • 18475, 2,690, WLL, Fladeland 21-12H, Sanish, t5/10; cum 3438K 9/17;
  • 18700, 789, WLL, Meiers 44-25H, Robinson Lake, t5/10; cum 106K 10/14;
  • 18347, 2,301, WLL, Fladeland 44-9H, Sanish, t5/10; cum 244K 10/14;
  • 18530, 2,686, WLL, Jorgenson 12-27H, t5/10; cum 392K 10/14;
  • 17917, 1,782, WLL, Olson Federal 42-8H, Sanish, t5/10; cum 571K 9/17;
  • 16902, 2,192, WLL, Lacey 12-1H, Sanish, t7/08; cum 474K 9/17;
  • 18481, 2,672, WLL, Niemitalo 12-35H, Sanish, t5/10; cum 546K 9/17;
  • 17872, 1,814, WLL, Littlefield 12-34H, Sanish, 18 stages; 2.3 million lbs, t5/10; cum 683K 4/18;
June 4, 2010
  • 18444, 282, EOG, Ross 100-09, Alger, TFS, t3/10; cum 100K 10/14;
Jun 3, 2010
  • 18293, 725, Petro-Hunt, MM Wold, North Tioga field, t3/10; cum 113K 10/14;
June 1, 2010
May 28, 2010
May 27, 2010
  • 18078, 834, XTO, Bjarne 34X-13, Charlson, t2/10; cum 191K 10/14;
May 26, 2010
  • 18207, 1,215, Slawson, Machete 1-19H, Sanish, t3/10; cum 320K 4/18;
  • 18302, 555, Kaiser-Francis/Fidelity, Fladeland 12-15H-22, Sanish, t3/10; cum 196K 4/18;
  • 18628, 5,035, Statoil/BEXP, Jack Cvancara 19-18 #1H, Ross project area, first month - 41K bbls; Alger, t5/10; cum 461K 4/18;
  • 18653, 3,171, Statoil/BEXP, Tjelde 29-32 #1H, Rough Rider project area, Glass Bluff, t5/10; 225K 4/18;
May 24, 2010
  • 18452, IA/0, Petro Harvester/Sagebrush, Glessing 7-16, Renville, Madison; 4K as of June, 2011
  • 18389, 278, OXY USA/Cirque, True Blonde 16-15H, Dimond, t3/10; cum 59K 5/14;
  • 18292, 148, EOG, Sidonia 4-10H, Clear Water, t11/09;  cum 110K 9/17;
  • 18214, 220, EOG, James Hill 1-31H, Bakken, t12/09; cum 177K 5/14;
  • 18277, 1,716, WLL, Iverson 11-14H, Sanish, t1/10; cum 270K 10/14;
  • 18270, DRY, BTA, North Country, 9210 JV-P 31-8, Roosevelt, Red River
  • 18213, 3,308, WLL, Platt 44-28H, Sanish, t12/09; cum 537K 4/17;
  • 18002, 2,286, WLL, Sanish Bay 42-12H, Sanish, t12/09; cum 231K 5/14;
  • 18380, 1,798, BR, Bullrush 24-10H, Elidah, t2/10; cum 247K 5/14;
  • 18195, 1,264, Slawson, Cougar Federal 1-30H, Big Bend, t3/10; cum 352K 4/18
  • 18048, 1,214, Tracker, Larsen 13-1H, Murphy Creek, t2/10; cum 219K 5/14;
May 21, 2010
  • 18359, 1,138, Anschutz, Kary 1-24-13H-144-97, Bakken, t4/10; cum 169K 5/14;
May 19, 2010
  • 18304, 839, CLR, Larson 1-28H, Sauk, t1/10; cum 307K 4/18;
May 18, 2010
  • 18274, 636, MRO, Wolding 14-24H, Big Bend, t2/10; cum 535K 4/18;
  • 18205, 589, Newfield, Manta Ray 1-12H, Sandrocks/Wildcat, t3/10; cum 75K 5/14;
May 17, 2010
May 14, 2010
May 13, 2010
  • 18316, 1,197, SHD Oil, Simba 24-30H, Deep Water Creek, t4/10; cum 279K 9/17;
  • 17961, 339, Anschutz, Kadrmas 11-27H, Simon Butte, t2/10; cum 99K 5/14;
  • 18376, 171, EOG, Parshall 100-22H, Parshall, t5/10; cum 74K 5/14;
  • 18314, 550, BR, Arches 24-35H, Keene, TFS, t2/10; cum 288K 5/14;
  • 18291, 361, MRO, Paul Rohde 21-29H, Werner/Wildcat, 29-146-92, t2/10; cum 63K 5/14;
May 12, 2010
  • 18254, 1,356, Hunt Oil, Lee 8-5H, 8-154-89, Parshall, t4/10; cum 288K 5/14;
May 11, 2010
  • 18316, 1,197, SHD Oil, Simba 24-30H, Bakken; Deep Water Creek Bay, t4/10; cum 292K 4/18;
  • 18286, 368, Murex, Joy 26-35H, Bakken, Stanley, t1/10; cum 311K 5/14;
  • 18225, 625, CLR, Norman 1-9H, Bakken, Johnson Corner, t1/10; cum 147K 5/14;
May 10, 2010
  • 17747, 267, CLR, Lowe 42-9NH, Red River "B"; t2/10; cum 243K 5/14;
  • 18315, 102, EOG, Wayzetta 101-21H, TFS?, Parshall, t4/10; cum 75K 5/14;
  • 18363, 981, Slawson, Howitzer 1-25H, Big Bend, t1/10; cum 227K 5/14;
  • 18383, 1,768, XTO, Lois Fedral 24X6, Lost Bridge, t2/10; cum 161K 5/14;
May 7, 2010
  • 18288, PA, Hess, EN-Davis-156-94-0805H-1, Big Butte, no test data; s11/09; cum --
  • 18331, 1,575, QEP/Questar, Fed 1-34-35H-152-92, Van Hook; t5/10; cum 375K 4/18;
May 5, 2010
  • 16758, 367, MRO, Schollmeyer 21-4H, Bailey, t4/10; cum 110K 10/14;
  • 18275, 1,020, CLR, Hawkinson 1-22H; Oakdale, t2/10; cum 699K 9/17;
  • 17770, 1,405, CLR, Bailey 1-24H, Pershing, t4/10; cum 122K 5/14; 
  • 18472, 1,277, CLR, Otis 1-13, Elidah, t3/10; cum 111K 5/14; 
  • 17587, 1,043, CLR, Salo 1-26H, Hamlet, t4/10; cum 123K 5/14;
  • 18460, 648, CLR, Willie 1-25H, Battleview, t3/10; cum 174K 5/14;
  • 18614, 978, CLR, Stedman 1-24H, Hebron, t4/10; cum 127K 5/14;
May 4, 2010
  • 17525, 1,414, OXY USA/Anschutz, Twist 31-4H, Murphy Creek, t4/10; cum 161K 5/14;
  • 18164, 676, EOG, Burke 27-07H, Stanley, t11/09; cum 196K 5/14;
  • 18268, 997, Whiting, Anderson 11-7TFH, Sanish, t1/10; cum 149K 5/14;
  • 18278, 2,894, Whiting, Rigel State 12-16H, Sanish, t1/10; cum 545K 10/16;
  • 18298, 3,422, Whiting, Kannianen 44-33H, Sanish, t1/10; cum 656K 10/16;
  • 18355, 1,062, ERF/Simray, Roberts Trust 1-13H, McGregory Buttes, t4/10; cum 155K 10/15;
18601, 3,301, Abelmann State 21-16 1-H, Camp, t4/10; cum 202K 5/14;
18534, 2,314, Mortenson 5-32 1-H; Painted Woods, t4/10; cum 141K 5/14;
18506, 1,339, Arnson 13-24 1-H; Squires, t4/10; cum 119K 5/14;
April 29, 2010
  • 18369, 3,064, BEXP, Jackson 35-34 1-H, 30k in 46 days, prev reptd; 1/10; cum 187K 5/14;
April 28, 2010
18309, 1,306, Slawson/GeoReources, Banshee 2-1H (Press Release), t12/09; cum 490
K 4/17;
18245, 321, Hess, HA-Nelson A-152-95-3427H-A, Hawkeye, t12/09; cum 182K 5/14;
18266, PA/16, MRO/Cirque, Spotted Bear USA 21-11H/Alaskan Amber 11-3H
18269, 757, Fidelity, Craft 44-29H, Stanley, t1/10; cum 187K 5/14;
18295, 1,260, KOG, Moccasin Creek 16-3-11H, t2/10; cum 342K 5/14;
18349, 576, Peak, Sondrol 30-21H, Pembroke, t3/10; cum 155K 5/14;
April 27, 2010
18284, 3,371, Newfield, Pittsburg 1-3H (1,200 boe - 30-day avg), Sand Creek; t3/10; cum 144K 5/14;
18323, 3,568, Newfield, Sand Creek Federal 1-21H, Sand Creek, t3/10; cum 153K 5/14;
April 26, 2010
18352, 431, CLR, Omar 2-1H, North Tioga, t1/10; cum 180K 5/14;
18020, 2,182, BR, Badlands 21-15H,  Hawkeye; t2/10; cum 265K 5/14;
18166, 977, Dakota-3/Zenergy, Dakota-3 Patricia Charging 4-15H, Mandaree, t5/10; cum 138K 5/14;
18320, 1,278, Oasis, Van Berkom 5793 11-14H, Sorkness, t4/10; cum 107K 5/14;
18283, 514, MRO, Saetz 14-20H, Killdeer, t4/10; cum 202K 5/14;
17884, 147, CLR, Bice 2-29H, Chimney Butte, t1/10; cum 312K 10/16;
18311, 2,769, BEXP, Williston 25-36 1-H, Catwalk; t12/09; cum 242K 5/14;
18279, 357, Hess, EN-Rice A-155-94-0310H-1, Manitou, t1/10; cum 183K 5/14;
18215, 260, Sequel/BTA, 20401 JV-P Louie 1-36H, North Tioga, t5/10; cum 95K 5/14;
18280, 299, Baytex, Furhman 36-162-99H, Ambrose Field, t2/10; cum 35K 5/14;
April 22, 2010
18299, 63, OXY USA/Cirque, Red Lady 36-4H, Dimond, t3/10; cum 55K 5/14;
17991, 1,154, Whiting, Satterthwaite 44-1H, Sanish, t11/09; cum 152K 5/14;
18233, 1,329, Whiting, Ogden 11-3TFH, Sanish, t11/09; cum 217K 5/14;
18246, 1,995, Whiting, Littlefield 12-31H , Sanish, t11/09; cum 310K 5/14;
18267, 1,033, Newfield, Clear Creek State 1-36H, Westberg, t12/09; cum 66K 5/14;
18307, 3,236, BEXP, State 36-1 1-H, Stony Creek,  t1/10; cum 285K 5/14;
18329, 249, EOG, Clearwater 100-19H, Clear Water, t1/10; cum 92K 5/14,
18243, 646, MRO, Gladys USA 21-2H, Reunion Bay, t1/10; cum 248K 5/14;
April 21, 2010
18308, 1,562, Sorenson 152-96-13B-24-1H, Petro-Hunt, Union Center, t1/10; cum 299K 5/14; cuum 415K 5/22;
April 19, 2010
17560, 376, CLR, Cuskelly 1-7H, NDIC, previously reported (PR); Rattlesnake Point, t12/09; cum 171K 10/16;
18018, 321, BR, Kings Canyon 21-27H, Camel Butte, t12/09; cum 264K 9/17; cum 317K 12/21; off line 1/22;
18276, 962, Hess/Tracker, Obrigewitch 4-1H, Little Knife, t2/10; cum 143k 5/14;
18285, 343, St Mary, Torgeson 3-30H, Ambrose, t1/10; cum 183K 5/14;
18305, 66, EOG, Austin 101-15H, Parshall, Three Forks -- what's the story? 20 stages; 2.7 million lbs; t12/09; cum 98K 10/15;
18009, 2,406/1,128, Zavanna/Samson, Gene 1-22H, Stockyard Creek, t4/10; cum 174K 10/15;
April 16, 2010
18253, 344, MRO, State Ralph Howard 31-16H, Bailey, t1/10; cum 92K 5/14;
April 15, 2010
18101, 209, EOG, Liberty 2-11H, Parshall, t12/09; cum 174K 10/15;
18235, 128, Petro Harvester/Sagebrush, Earl Chrest Jr. 1H, Little Butte, t12/09; cum 40K 10/15;
April 13, 2010

18081, 243, XTO, Eide 31X-29, McGregor, t1/10; cum 102K 10/15;
18231, 138, EOG, Cottonwood 7-21H, Mountrail, Cottonwood, t10/09; cum 84K 10/15;
18265, 442, Petro-Hunt, Producers Corporation 159-94-8B-17-1H, North Tioga, t12/09; cum 182K 10/15;
April 12, 2010
18122, 1,267, Newfield, Arkadios 1-18H, Bakken, Haystack Butte, t1/10; cum 203K 10/15;
18287, 911, Slawson, Skybolt 1-24H, 152-93, Big Bend, t1/10; cum 203K 10/15;
18294, 341, XTO/Encore, Werre Trust 44-34H, Bear Creek; t3/10; cum 361K 10/15; cum 637K 5/22;
April 9, 2010
18301, 68, EOG, Wayzetta 102-02H, Bakken (previously reported); t12/09; cum 127K 10/15;
18112, 1,681, DNR, Porcupine Ridge 14-35X, Sanish, t4/10; cum 186K 10/15;
18089, 1,885, DNR, Porcupine Ridge 11X-2H, Bakken, t4/10; cum 220K 10/15;
18294, 2,532, XTO/DNR, Werre Trust 44-34H, Sanish,t3/10; cum 361K 10/15;
18282, 1,947, Statoil/BEXP, Strand 16-9 1-H, Squires/wildcat, t11/09; cum 197K 10/16;
18252, 991, Slawson, Golden Eye Federal 2-2H, Sanish, t11/09; cum 475K 9/17; cum 531K 5/22;
April 1, 2010
18654, 4,335, Grayson Mill/Statoil/BEXP, Sorenson 29-32 1-H; t4/10; cum 473K 1/18; cum 531K 5/22;
18439, 2,323, Grayson Mill/Statoil/BEXP, Jack Erickson 6-31 1-H, Painted Woods, t3/10; cum 243K 5/22;
March 30, 2010
18238, 323, Murex, Grace 2-11H (prev announced; Feb 1, 2010), 12/09; cum 514K 12/18; cum 567K 5/22;
March 29, 2010
17973, 1,772, BR, Big Bend 31-2H, Bakken, Camel Butte, t11/09; cum 265K 12/18;
18262, 714, Hess, EN-Rice -155-94-0211H-1, Manitou/wildcat, t12/09; cum 243K 10/15;
18232, 860, Hunt, Nichols 10-15H, Ross, t1/10; cum 403K 10/15;
17831, 387, Marathon, Sampson 34-34H, Murphy Creek, t12/09; cum 157K 10/15;
March 26, 2010
18256, 1,341, Satoil/BEXP, Lee 16-21H, Bakken, t11/09; cum 180K 10/15;
18259, 897, CLR, Schroeder 1-34H, TFS, t11/09; cum 236K 10/15;
March 24, 2010
17301, 482, EOG, Oakland 1-20H, 18k in first 150 days, Bailey, t8/08; cum 189K 10/15;
18024, 836, EOG, Ross 10-18H, 23k in 110 days, Alger, t10/09; cum 115K 11/15;
18150, 234, EOG, Clearwater 3-12H, Clear Water, t9/09; cum 126K 11/15;
March 22, 2010
17003, PA/100, Whiting/KOG, Tall Bear 16-15-16H, Middle Bakken, Twin Buttes, t12/09; cum 23K 3/15;
18199, 290, Slawson, Zulu 1-21H, Bakken, Van Hook, t12/09; cum 103K 11/15;
18192, 790, Lime Rock Resources/Fidelity, Reum 31-30H, Bakken, Stanley, t12/09; cum 382K 11/15;
March 19, 2010
18258, 373, Hess/Tracker, Kouba 25-1H, Bakken Murphy Creek, 2 sec, t11/09; cum 94K 11/15;
18219, 197, OXY USA/Cirque, Honkers 9-16H, Bakken, Dimond, 1 sec, t12/09; cum 102K 11/15;
18191, 613, MRO, Raymond USA 41-4H, Bakken, Reunion Bay, 2 sec; t12/09; cum 223K 11/15; cum 442K 5/22;
March 18, 2010
18173, PA/IA/372, XTO, Burns Federal 41X-30, Bakken, 8k in 72 days, Mondak, t11/09; cum 50K 4/14;
March 17, 2010
18236, 679, MRO, Paulson 44-9H, Bakken, Bailey field, t11/09; cum 219K 12/18; needs to be re-fracked;
18210,  1,755, BR, Everglades 11-3H, Bakken/TFS Pool, Keene field, t11/09; cum 372K 9/17;
17719, A, Ballantyne, Tolley 8-9H, Madison, Tolley Field, EOR water injection;
March 16, 2010
18351, 1,125, CLR, Clover 1-3H, Murphy Creek, t2/10; cum 366K 4/18;
17733, 1,715, CLR, Kummer 1-31H, Blue Buttes, t2/10; cum 516K 4/18;
18304, 1,178, CLR, Larson 1-28H, Sauk, t1/10; cum 230K 5/14; t1/10; cum 265K 11/15;
18321, 1,026, CLR, Milton 1-23H, Hamlet, t3/10; cum 181K 11/15;
18498, 896, CLR, Obert 1-13H t3/10; cum 189K 11/15;
18104, 1,113, Hess, BB-State A-151-95-1615H-1, Blue Buttes, t11/09; cum 432K 9/17;
March 15, 2010
17978, 993, WPX/Zenergy, Nathan Hale 4-25H/Dakota-3 Nathan Hale 4-25H, Spotted Horn, t1/10; cum 296K 4/18;
18167, 1,337, WLL, Hagey 11-13H, 45k in 100 days, Sanish, t9/09; cum 279K 4/18;
18136, 1,455, WLL, Nesheim 21-24H, 36k in 90 days, Sanish, t11/09; cum 412K 4/18;
18085, 1,370, WLL, Jones 11-8H, 51k in 120 days, Sanish, t10/09; cum 361K 4/18;
18257, 267, EOG, Round Prairie 1-17H; Round Prairie, t1/10; cum 138K 4/18;
18547, 2,678, Statoil/BEXP, Jerome Anderson 15-10 1-H; Alger, t 3/10; cum 286K 4/18;
18522, 2,616, Statoil/BEXP, Papineau Trust 17-20 1-H; Elk, t3/10; cum 274K 4/18;
18456, 1,334, Statoil/BEXP, Kalil 25-36 1561-H, Bull Butte, t2/10; cum 152K 4/18;
March 12, 2010
18227, 116, Hess/Tracker, Obrigewitch 34-1H, Little Knife; t10/09; cum 196K 4/18;
18225, 443, Baytex, Vassen 27-163N-99H, Johnson Corner, t1/10; cum 293K 4/18;
18248, 644, St Mary, Bear Den Federal 4Z-30H, Bear Den; s9/09; t1/10; cum 197K 4/18;
17662, 903, St Mary, Bear Den Federal 4Y-30H, Bear Den; t1/10; cum 297K 4/18;
The Bear Den wells are 50 feet from each other; same pad?
18119, 1,274, Slawson, Tempest 1-14H, Van Hook, t10/09; cum 286K 4/18;
March 11,  2010
18100, 776, XTO, Mendenhall 12X-18, Grinnell, t12/09; cum 251K 4/18;
18242, 180, Ward-Williston, MRPSU 30-44, Mouse River Park, a Madison well, t12/09; cum 93K 4/18;
18239, 876, Slawson, Bazooka 1-20H, Big Bend, t11/09; cum 341K 4/18;
18094, 1,323, Petro-Hunt, Fort Berthold 148-94-17D-08-1H, Eagle Nest, t2/10; cum 295K 4/18;
18226, AB/549, Newfield, Chanel 1-33H, Last Chance/Wildcat; t11/09; cum 57K 7/15;
18171, 572, EOG, Lucille 22-06H, Parshall, t9/09; cum 755K 4/18; cum 794K 5/22;
18157, 1,153, EOG, Fertile 13-18H, Parshall, t9/09; cum 239K 4/18;
18148, 322, EOG, Clearwater 2-01H, Clear Water, t9/09; cum 139K 4/18; I'm not going to take the time to look at this well but it sounds very similar to #18172.
18108, 639, EOG, Fertile 23-19H, Parshall, t9/09; cum 253K 4/18; small jump in production in 3/18;
18255, 443, Baytex, Vassen 27-163-99H, Ambrose, t11/09; cum 274K 4/18;
17448, 1,084, Lime Rock/OXY USA/Anschutz, Wittinger 31-5H, Murphy Creek, t11/09; cum 244K 4/18; cum 290K 4/22; off line 5/22;
March 9, 2010
17740, DRY, Unit, McCarroll Ranch 1
18035, 598, XTO, Clarence Federal 34X7, Haystack, t11/09; cum 138K 4/18;
March 8, 2010
  • 18363, 981, Slawson, Howitzer 1-25H, PR t1/10; cum 280K 4/18; cum 343K 5/22;
  • 18370, 289, CLR, Arvid 2-34H, PR  t2/10; cum 100K 4/18;
  • 18225, 625, CLR, Norman 1-9H, PR t1/10; cum 293K 4/18;
  • 17369, 540, Oasis, Edwards 5992 44-10, PR t3/10; cum 205K 4/18;
  • 18239,  1,042, Slawson, Bazooka 1-20H, Big Bend, t11/09; cum 342K 4/18;
  • 18407, 1,012, Slawson, Ripper 1-22H, Big Bend, t2/10; cum 249K 4/18;
  • 18364, 1,245, Slawson, Zephyr 1-36H, Big Bend, NDIC; t2/10; cum 380K 4/18;
  • 18260, 377, Peak, Andrew 24-11H, 1 sec, McGregory Buttes; t12/09; cum 105, Big Bend,
  • 18163, 432, EOG, Burke 100-20H, 1 sec, Stanley; t10/09; cum 113; I'm not going to take the time to look at this well but it sounds very similar to #18172.
  • 18264, TA/75 Petro Harvester/Sagebrush, Cameron 1-11H, 5,778 feet depth: Midale Formation/Madison well; t11/09; cum 215K 3/15; IA since 11/13;
March 5, 2010
18023, 40, EOG, Cottonwood 100-27H, Cottonwood, 1 sec; fracked?; t11/09; cum 110K 4/18;
17625, 889, Petro-Hunt, McKenzie County 6D-4-4H, 1 sec, Charlson, t11/09; cum 278K 4/18;
March 3, 2010
18228, 225, Hess, En-Uran-154-93-1213H-1, Robinson Lake, t11/09; cum 205K 4/18;
18217, 373, Marathon, Mike Schollmeyer 24-35H, Bailey, t3/10; cum 124K 4/18;
March 2, 2010
18229, 531, Hess, En-State B-155-93-1609H-1, Alger; t11/09; cum 258K 1/18;
18061, 725, EOG, Roberta 1-16H, Parshall; t8/09; cum 113K 7/15;
17910, 703, EOG, Van Hook 4-36H, Parshall, t8/09; cum 180K 7/15;
17026, IA/95, EOG, Model 100-19H, Parshall, t10/09; cum 64K 9/17; came off-line 9/17;
18025, 972, BR, Lassen 41-26H, Camel Butte; t11/09; cum 193K 9/17;
In addition to these, thirteen (13) additional wells came off the confidential list and are all producing or plugged (I can almost guarantee they are all producing). Of these 13, five are CLR, two are Whiting, two are Slawson, and even St Mary has two. 
March 1, 2010
18193, 1,666, Anschutz, Martin 34-31H, 2 sec, Cabernet, 55K in 84 days; t10/09; cum 320K 7/15;
18222, 756, Hunt, Quill 10-3H 1, 2 sec, Bailey Field; t11/09; cum 205K 7/15;
18230, 522, Marathon, Fisher USA 21-5H, 2 sec, Reunion Bay; t11/09; cum 305K 12/18;
February 24, 2010
17478, 238/210, EOG, Wayzetta 20-17H, t9/09; cum 472
18172, 112, EOG, Fertile 35-23H, a Three Forks well;  t9/09; cum 142K 4/18;
18371, 2,037, Equinor/Statoil/BEXP, Liffrig 29-20-1H, PR, Alger Field, t2/10; cum 295K 4/18;
February 23, 2010
17764, 769, Whiting/KOG, Charging Eagle 1-22-23H, ICO, 17k in 63 days, Twin Buttes/wildcat; t10/09; cum 169K 4/18;
18212, PA/50, Red Willow Great Plains LLC/Stetson, MHA-1-11H-148-90, Was dry; went back in; minimal production; taken off-line 6/10;
February 22, 2010
18134, PA/AB/708, XTO, Violet 21X-29,  MonDak, t10/09; cum 63K 10/16;
18160, 1,658, Whiting, Strobeck 11-1H, 2 sec, Sanish, t8/09; cum 347K4/18;
18055, 1,316, Whiting, Arndt 11-24H, 2 sec; Sanish, t9/09; cum 331K4/18;
18077, 1,773, Whiting, Kannianen 11-5H, 2 sec, 66k in 121 days, Sanish, t9/09; cum 465K4/18;
18109, IA/2,409, Whiting, Tollefson 44-10H, 2 sec, 84k in 108 days, Sanish, t9/09; cum 669K 4/19; off line since 4/19;

18141, 458, Marathon, Lazy HE 21-17H, 2 sec, Bailey, t10/09; cum 324K 4/18;
18182, 650, Fidelity, Harstad 18-19H, 2 sec, Stanley, t10/09; cum 236K 4/18;
18204, 1,553, Brigham, BCD Farms 16-21 #1-H, Bull Butte, t10/09; cum 157K 4/18; 58k at 7 months
18223, 354, Tracker, Riemer 2-1H, 2 sec; Murphy Creek, t10/09; cum 110K 4/18;
February 19, 2010
  • 18220, IA/846, Slawson, Coyote 1-32H, Big Bend, t9/09; cum 298K 9/19; off line 9/19; remains off line 3/20; cum 329K 5/22;
  • 18115, IA/683, Hess, HA-Link-152-95-3526H-1, Hawkeye, t10/09; cum 270K 3/20;
February 18, 2010
  • 17940, 1,217, QEP/Questar, MHA 1-13-14H-150-91, McLean County, Deep Water Creek Bay field, t1/10; cum 450K 1/21; link here; cum 463K 5/22;
  • 18177, A/IA/A/IA/AB/1,844, BR, Bryce 31, Westberg field, t10/09; cum 255K 4/15; 3/20 shown as A but no new production; cum 276K 5/22;
  • 18180, 2,561, Slawson, Stallion 1-1-12H, Big Bend (I forgot to report this one earlier in month); t2/10; cum 545K 1/21; cum 571K 5/22;
February 17, 2010
  • 17839, AB/A/AB/85, Petro Harvester/Sagebrush, Cramer 3, vertical well, Madison pool, Renville field, permit granted Nov 25, 2008; nice well for a Madison; t9/09; cum 38K 11/18; back on status, 5/17; no production since 4/19;
February 16, 2010
  • 18295, IA/1,260, Whiting/KOG, Moccasin Creek 16-3-11H, 1 sec, t2/10; cum 507K 1/21; see this note;
  • 18138, 1,161, CLR, Simmental 1-21H, 2 secs, 20k in 30 days, Elm Tree (first reported Jan 13, 2010); t12/09; cum 386K 1/21; cum 432K 5/22;
  • 18211, 1,000, Slawson, Minx 1-29H, 1 sec, 34k in first 60 days, Big Bend, t10/09; cum 364K 1/21; intermittent production since 1/20; cum 376K 5/22;
February 11, 2010
  • 18251, PA/1,389, EOG, Van Hook 100-15H, 20k in first two months, TFS; t11/09; cum 403K 4/14;
  • 18196, 376, Marathon, Andi Schollmeyer 41-5H; t4/10; cum 154K 1/21; cum 162K 5/22;
  • 18116, IAW/883, XTO, Mariana Trust 12X-20, 2 sec, 59K in 18 months; open hole; 800K lbs; t11/09; cum 170K 11/19; off line 1/10; remains off line 1/21; cum 171K 5/22;
  • 18139, 428, EOG, Sidonia 2-05H, Clear Water, 13k in 49 day, first reported Nov 5, 2010; cum 196K 1/21; cum 203K 5/22;
  • 17937, 675, EOG, Cottonwood 5-34H, Cottonwood, t9/09; cum 174K 1/21; cum 177K 5/22;
  • 17469, 736, EOG, Shell 1-08H, 1 sec, Parshall, 50K in 124 days; t9/09; cum 319K 1/21; cum 331K 5/22;
February 10, 2010
  • 17841, 602, Murex, Clifford Gene 1-12H, 2 sec, Sanish (144K bbls/first 7 months) (don't confuse this with the Gene 1-22H which is operated by Samson - #18009 -- being drilled in February, 2010; off confidential list in July, 2010); t5/09; cum 694K 1/21;(taken off-line in summer, 2012; back on line in 2013); cum 709K 5/22;
  • 18209, 1,380, Murex, Thomas Patrick 1-12H, 2 sec, Sanish (89K bbls/first 91 days), first reported Feb 1, 2010; t11/09; cum 668K 1/21; cum 691K 5/22;
  • 18194, 221, Slawson, RS-Enander A-155-91-0607H-1, 2 sec, Stanley field, t10/09; cum 152K 1/21; cum 161K 5/22;
February 9, 2010
  • 17748, A/IA/1,208, Slawson, Fox 1-28H, 1 sec, Van Hook, t11/09; cum 348K 3/20;off-line for much of 2016; back on line as of 7/16, though only 13 days in 8/16; problems with the well? as of 9/17 seems back on track; cum 364K 5/22;
  • 18128, AB/IA/1,274, WPX/Zenergy, Dakota-3 Cross 2-13H, 320-acre, Mandaree; t11/09; cum 303K 5/19; off line 6/19; remains off line 3/20; cum 326K 5/22;
February 8, 2010
  • 18158, 780, QEP/Questar MHA 1-08H-149-90, 1 sec, Deep Water Creek Bay; t10/09; cum 172K 1/21; cum 179K 5/22;
  • 17877, PA/84, CLR, Traxel 1-31H, 2 sec, Wildcat/Beaver Creek Bay, t12/09; cum 12K 12/13;
  • 17934, A/IAW/718, EOG, Parshall 16-32H, 1 sec, Parshall (51,000 bbls in 105 days), Parshall, t8/09; cum 376K 1/21; taken off-line 7/15; back on line 1/17; cum 382K 5/22;
  • 17870, 796, EOG, Fertile 7-06H, 1 sec, Parshall (56,000 bbls in 104 days), t9/09; cum 316K 1/21; taken off-line 11/15; back on-line 10/16 for 2 days; cum 320K 5/22;
  • 17851, IA/890, EOG, Fertile 9-08H, 1 sec, Parshall (34,000 bbls in 115 days); t8/09; cum 263K 3/20; cum 270K 5/22;
  • 17754, 597, EOG, Fertile 10-09H, 1 sec, Parshall (30,000 bbls in 124 days); t8/09; cum 216K 1/21;
  • 17621, AB/IA/1,117, EOG,  Parshall 17-33H, 1 sec, Parshall (44,000 bbls in 124 days); t8/09; cum 256K 8/19; offline 8/19; remains off line, 3/20;
  • 17580, AB/IA/933, EOG, Parshall 18-34H, 1 sec, Parshall (63,000 bbls in 130 days); t8/09; cum 331K 8/20; intermittent production; off line 1/21;
  • 17122, 581, EOG,  Austin 23-32H, 1 sec, Parshall (90,000 bbls in 135 days); t8/09; cum 696K 1/21; cum 712K 5/22;
  • 17041, 881, EOG,  Parshall 3-19H, 1 sec, Parshall, t8/09; cum 398K 1/20; -- ready for a re-frack; off line 1/21; cum 401K 5/22;
  • 18221, 858, Enerplus/Peak,  Zane 32-24H, 1/2 sec, McGregory Buttes, t10/09; cum 262K 1/21; ccum 271K 5/22;
  • 17692, 95, Resource Energy Can-Am/Samson, Moe 9-162-98H, 1 sec, Blooming Prairie (note: name change; location change; same field; same operator), t10/09; cum 84K 1/21; cum 90K 5/22;
February 5, 2010
  • 18190, 463, Armstrong, Laurine Engel 1, conventional, Dickinson, Lodgepole; 61,000 barrels in first five months (at $60 = $3.6 million and this is a conventional well); cum 902K 1/21; cum 918K 5/22;
February 4, 2010
  • 17850,487, EOG, Cottonwood 2-35H (1 sec), wells have not been good in this field; Cottonwood, t8/09; cum 171K 1/21; inactive as of 9/15; back on status as of 7/16; cum 177K 5/22;
  • 17946, 86, Koda Resources/Newfield, Trigger 1-31H (1 sec), Fertile Valley/wildcat near Grenora; on my watch list; this is too bad; the rumor was that this was a "good" well; 49K 1/21; lousy well; cum 51K 5/22;
February 3, 2010
  • 17296, 1,292, Hunt Oil / EOG, Shell 3-05H (1 section), Parshall (east edge), Hunt Oil, $5 million in first five months; t9/09; cum 373K 1/21; cum 387K 5/22;
February 2, 2010
  • 18187, AB/IA/70, Hess, EN-Hanson-156-94-303H-1 (2 sec), Manitou; cum 29K 1/18; many days taken off line;
  • 18168, 633, Hunt, Bartelson 1-33H (1 sec), Parshall, t9/09; cum 193K 1/21; ccum 200K 5/22;
  • 17622, 424, CLR, Long 1-5H (2 sec), Stoneview (very, very active field for older conventional wells; west of Cottonwood), t9/09; cum 116K 1/21; appears to be coming off-line back in 12/15; back on-line 6/16; cum 121K 5/22;
  • 18106, 823, BR, Intervale 41-35H, BR (2 sec), Murphy Creek, t9/09; cum 173K 1/21; cum 429K 5/22;
February 1, 2010
  • 17881, 1,246, Hess/Tracker, Erickson 11-1H (2 sec), Little Knife, t12/09; cum 288K 1/21;off-line as of 2/18 for a couple of months;
Press release, BEXP:
  • 18369, 3,064, Jackson 35-34 #1H, 30-stage frac; t1/10; cum 251K 1/21;
  • 18324, 2,215, Owan-Nehring 27-34 #1H, 30-stage frac; t1/10; cum 298K 1/21;
  • 18214, 220, James Hill 1-31H (EOG), Ross, t12/09; cum 255K 1/21;
  • 18301, TA/68, Wayzetta 102-02H, TFS (EOG), Parshall, t12/09; cum 130K 4/17;
  • 18262, 714, EN-Rice 155-94-0211H-1 (Hess), Manitou, t12/09; cum 295K 5/20; petering out?
  • 18232, 860, Nichols 10-15H (Hunt), Ross, t1/10; cum 518K 1/21;
  • 18238, 323, Grace 2-11H (Murex), t12/09; cum 544K 1/21;
  • 18209, 1,380, Thomas Patrick 1-12H (Murex), Sanish, t11/09; cum 668K 1/21;
  • 18298, 3,422, Kannianen 44-33H (Whiting); t1/10; cum 714K 1/21; off line since 4/19; see this note; back on line 4/20;

  • 17080, 2,096, Niemi 44-22H, (Whiting), Sanish; t10/09; cum 552K 1/21;
  • 18233, 1,239, Ogden 11-3TFH, TFS (Whiting), Sanish, t11/09; cum 286K 1/21;off line 7/19; back on line 3/20; see this note;

  • 18213, 3,308, Whiting, Platt 44-28H (Whiting), Sanish , t12/09; cum 578K 1/21;
  • 18014, 1,075, Bobcat 1-25H (Zavanna), Stony Creek, t1/10; cum 209K 1/21;
January 28, 2010
  • 17984, 308, Bruin/OXY USA/Anschutz, Sickler State 21-4H (2 sec), Simon Butte, open hole, 19 stages, 3.8 million lbs, t8/09; cum 85K 12/20; off line 1/2;
  • 18153, 647, Marathon, Brodahl 31-25H (2 sec), Big Bend, t9/09; cum 453K 11/20; off line 12/20; several others in area taken off line; no obvious reason;
January 26, 2010
  • 17996, 58, EOG, Burke 9-10H (1 sec), Stanley, 15 stages, 1.3 million lbs, t7/09; cum 30K 1/21; lousy well;
  • 18188, 1,106, Slawson, Genesis 1-13H (1 sec) Van Hook; t9/09; cum 280K 3/20; remains off line 1/21;
January 25, 2010
  • 17950, 460, EOG, Ross 1-09H (1 sec), Alger/wildcat, Alger, t7/09; cum 158K 1/21; jump in production 4/17;
  • 18082, 858, WLL, Carkuff 11-12H (2 sec), Sanish, huge decline; t8/09; cum 281K 1/21; off line 2/20; remains off line 3/20; back on line 6/20;
  • 17727, 975, EOG, Fertile 5-04H (1 sec), Parshall, t8/09; cum 193K 1/21;off-line as of 12/14; back online as of 4/17;
  • 17828, 1,134, EOG, Parshall 19-35H (1 sec), Parshall, t8/09; cum 211K 1/21; back on line 7/20;
  • 17933, IA/461, EOG, Parshall 10-29H (1 sec), Parshall; t8/09; cum 306K 9/19; about to die; remains off line 1/21;
  • 17972, 1,695, EOG, Parshall 15-31H (1 sec), Parshall; t8/09; cum 424K 1/21; off-line as of 2/17; jump in production 7/13; small jump in production 5/17; back on line 6/20;
January 22, 2010
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