DISTRICT 7B
Callahan County
Completion: Abilene American Energy, LLC completed initial potential testing for Well No. 6A on the Jack Reece lease, a 164-acre lease six miles southwest of Clyde, in the Callahan County Regular field. A 24-hour test last August yielded five barrels of oil and one barrel of water. Contractor: Protech Well Service. Total depth: 1,954′. Top of pay: 1,898′. Casing: 8 5/8″ set at 60′ and 5/5″ set at 1,954′. Tubing: 2 3/8″ set at 1,900′. Perfs: 1,898′-1,906′. Treatment: Natural. Tops reported: Hope – 1,898′.
Fisher County
New drill: L.C.S. Production Company will drill Well No. 2 on the County Line lease, 13 miles southwest of Roby, in the Wildcat field. Total depth: 8,000′. Location: 1,140′ FNL and 930′ FWL of Section 3, Block 22 of the T&P RR CO survey. Abstract No. 303. Status No. 731591. API No.
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It could have been the constant Christmas retail activity at area stores, or more direct and indirect effects of the Eagle Ford Shale’s continued oil and gas boom.
Whatever the reason, December proved a phenomenal month for some Coastal Bend city governments which received their highest monthly sales tax allocations since before the recession began dragging on the regional economy three years ago or ever, in some cases.
Sales tax allocations from the state comptroller are given to local governments on a staggered schedule.
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For salespeople, success is found at the intersection of opportunity and availability. Larry Ritter, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Sage CRM Solutions gives five great reasons mobility can lead your business to success. TAGS: Android, business gadgets, business innovation, business software, business tips, CRM, iPad, mobile business, mobile sales, Sage CRM, smartphones, tablets 
Written by Larry Ritter
There is no doubt tablets and mobile devices are rapidly becoming an essential means of communications and connectivity for individuals and businesses alike. I
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Believe it or not, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) has been around for 100 years. Their latest infographic provides a highlight of their biggest events from the first BBB in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1912 to the release of their app in 2011.
In 1930, BBBs developed Truth in Advertising Standards, something most consumers can appreciate. According to the inforgraphic, Harry S. Truman said of BBBs, “They have gone to work to clean out the shady areas in the commercial world.”
Eleanor Roosevelt said in 1951, “it’s a service I think we’ve all taken for granted.” In 2010 they helped resolve one million consumer complaints and provided four million reviews of businesses. With over 88 million instances of service in 2010, that statement may no longer hold true.
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