Don't miss Mad Money on CNBC tonight 8/24. Cramer will be highlighting the new technologies of fracking for oil and super pads. They say it is profitable as low as $65 oil. What does this mean for the Austin Chalk in Louisiana? Also they are talking about the economics of delivering higher price light oil from the Bakken to Louisiana refineries. What would this tecnology mean do for the discovery for large scale light oils reserves in Louisiana if the Chalk play is what some think it is?

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Agreed.  However I would like a Favored PC clause also.  LOL!
Skip, that is funny.  Does anyone give Favored Nations considerations these days?
Thanks, littleasy.  We discussed Favored Nations clauses quite a bit in the early days of the Haynesville Play.  A handful of large landowners were able to negotiate leases with the clause.  At least one law suit followed whereby a lessor successfully litigated for increased bonus payment when the court agreed with their interpretation of the clause as it related to the lessee's subsequent lease activity.

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