To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (96545 ) 11/15/2012 6:44:13 AM From: dvdw© 1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) | Respond to From: dvdw© 11/15/2012 6:21:46 AM of 912 See how the Variable " Time" Shapes Capital....anyone claiming that this is not the prevailing meme, counterprogramming all others, is just not very good at observation..... Remember that the Bakken as an economics lesson, is showing how Private Capital overcomes inertia in government programs and policy...most .all of whats described below is happening on Private Land, by private individuals....while all the energy pogroms promoted and led by the largesse of agencies....have met near fatal conclusions, as bandwidth for efficiency....cant be bought around a table of public largesse, by folks desirous of jaw boning themselves too increased status and wealth.. while public programs created a few wealthy, now mostly in hiding, they have certainly left a trail of unemployed...The Bakken & Eagle Ford on the other have created a dynamic felt around the world, millionairs being created daily, as royalty checks buy second and third homes in FL and AZ, RV's and cars, stores and $ for R&D .....and production of equipment and marshalled material.... to support wage earners, the companies are here because the action is real...not contrived.New Production Records for North Dakota Also noted at CarpeDiem with commentary . Enjoy. Wells actually producing: August: 7,719 September: 7,899 Wells capable of producing in September: 8,682 Oil production: August (adj): 21,743,671 September (preliminary): 21,854,812 Daily average: August: 701,409 bopd September: 728,494 bopd Percent daily increase, September over August : 3.86% (fairly respectable) Productivity/well: August: 90.87 bopd/well September: 92.26 bopd/well http://milliondollarway.blogspot.com/ Williston, Minot Set New Permitting Records First, Williston: From KXNews television . The Williston Herald reports that through October, 938 permits had been issued with a total value of $406 million. That broke last year's record of 929 permits totaling nearly $358 million. Only $44 million worth of building permits were issued in Williston in 2009. That was more than doubled to $106 million in 2010. 2012 (through October): $406 million The Ridge at Harvest Hills ." Now, Minot: From KXNews television . With two months left in the year, building permits have already shattered the record set last year in the city of Minot. 2012 (through October): $279 million I find the 2009 figures for Minot and Williston interesting (comparing the two). http://milliondollarway.blogspot.com/
