Not certain on that.  But let's look at the PR that Reid put out.  He commented that Treaty was going to focus on what he considered bigger opportunities, well essentially that's what he meant in one of his PR's.  Since the Brown came in with not much fanfare from anyone, I suspect it didn't measure up and perhaps it leaves the company with a decision to either hold it or sell it.  I don't have that answer, but you might give them a call and find out.  Now, the McComas is another story.  Sure, supposedly York screwed it up, but could the company somehow consider what the production opportunity might have been.  After all, there was that video that showed oil flowing our of the tubing.  Usually, that's a pretty positive picture.  But, we haven't heard anything else about it either.  Here's a personal comment.  I really don't believe the company should have to PR everything that they are doing.  I don't buy the company stock for daily updates, nor even weekly ones.  However, there are some protocols I would like to see the company follow and those would go along with what the SEC has formulated in their regs regarding public companies.  Treaty doesn't do this all the time in my opinion, and they should.  That doesn't mean everything about an individual well.  Only if it means something of value of at least 10% of the company worth.  And that's not market cap.