DTL it is what it is.  I'm reminded of a guy who

DTL it is what it is.  I'm reminded of a guy who was an avid golfer, and who lost a leg in a car accident, and if that wasn't enough, he also lost a part of his left arm from below the elbow down.  For a year he whined about how unfair it was and all the other bs you could think of.  Then at rehab one day he met a guy who had lost both legs and was also blind.  That guy told him what a huge difference it would make if he just had one eye, he could handle his other deficiencies.  As it turned out, they became friends and it wasn't six months later the first guy was out at the course with the pro trying to learn how to swing with his new hand and arm and how to pivot with his new leg.  It didn't take long for him to learn how to manipulate his swing so that at least he could get to play golf again.  IE, he quit whining and feeling sorry for himself.  Some on this board could do the same thing.  Treaty can only do what they have capital and personnel capacity to do.  And in the oil patch things go differently every day from your game plan.  It's almost like a football game and you have the ball alright, but the field has all the challengers lined up against you.  Whether it's a rock formation you have to drill through, hitting too much water, losing a tool downhole, screwing up the cement job, not setting the plug right, or whatever, things happen that have you going back to the playbook and finding a solution.  But continually complaining is not going to get anyone anywhere, well, except maybe to the bathroom to retrieve an aspirin for the headache that will come from the continual stress buildup.  It doesn't matter if the folks manipulate, they're probably going to.  At least until there is so much good new that the investor community will openly purchase more shares than they can cover.  That's when the game really gets exciting.  And it could happen to Treaty.  We just need the Stockton to give us an oil zone or two and viola!  Stay tuned.  Get Ready!