Additionally, the 425,000 acres we hold in the Collingwood shale in Michigan are also expected to be perspective for liquids. We plan to drill 4 wells in the play this year, 2 vertical wells in our northern oil play and 2 horizontal wells in liquids-rich southern portion of this natural gas play. Initial drilling results and indications in each of the prospective formations that I just described are showing promise as we step up our evaluation and identification of its liquids potential. Over the next few years, these plays have a potential to deliver substantial volumes of high-value liquids production to Encana's portfolio.  In the Collingwood, what we've identified is a liquid-rich area in the southern part of the play. And moving towards an oil window, we believe, in the northern part of the play. There are just very few data points on that play at this point in time, so we really don't have anything more to offer.

October 2011 Update - In the Collingwood shale in Michigan, we drilled 2 horizontal wells in the southern liquids rich gas part of the play. The second horizontal well was drilled to a total measured depth of 16,900 feet with an effective horizontal length of 7,500 feet. Both wells are expected to be completed during the fourth quarter. Services are somewhat scarce in Michigan compared to other parts of the country, but we have contracted a completions crew and expect to have them arrive in Michigan later this month.