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Go back and look at the Macundo blowout threads. That should establish my credibility.

Geology BS in 1978, dropped out of a Masters program in Uranium geochemistry in '79 (for those who don't recall, that is the year 3 Mile Island happened) and went to work in petroleum.

I have worked for two major and two minor, but well respected service companies doing wellsite geology and currently have my own consulting firm.

I have been working the Williston Basin and the Rocky Mountains (From ND to Nevada) since '79, was working horizontal wells in 1990, and did the first Bakken horizontal well for a small oil company (now owned by a major oil company) in the Elm Coulee Field in Montana back in 2000.

I found the zone in an infield well with a different target, we twinned the well and did their first lateral. Subsequent field development doubled oil production in Montana.

Any more and I might as well put a business card up.

Now everyone else post their CV.