Generally, and Tim can follow up with some details here, but generally we really see, I'll call it, three to four promising areas of dry Utica. One of course is Central Pennsylvania which is Gaut. There's over 100,000 acres that we control in the dry Utica up in that range. And this flow data and test data will tell us more and more about what to expect from well profiles. The second of course is Monroe. We've always been excited about Monroe, frankly, just because of what the geology told us and what also the other third-party well data were indicating. And this is better than that. So I feel good about that, and that's of course a 100% controlled area. We quoted a number of locations, that's an opportunity there to not just have stack pays but to control the pace of activity and production growth for the next two to three years. And then the third and fourth areas are, of course, Greene County, PA, with our GH well that's coming in in January, as Tim said. Coupled with what we've got going on with opportunity on the dry Utica in the panhandle of West Virginia. Noble, our partner on the Marcellus side, will be looking at a JV Utica well result coming online at some point soon, which will give us some indications there. So amongst those four sub-areas of the dry Utica, we think we've got very promising, rate of return-driven capital deployment opportunities compared to what we've got within the existing portfolio. And as Dave said earlier, we'll be rate of return driven. And we'll take the NYMEX forward curves, we'll look at what the well profiles are shaping up to be coming off of those test data. And last but not least we will have to demonstrate and put in a reasonable drilling and complete cost, and Tim talked about the accomplishments and what we've achieved on drilling complete costs just within Monroe County to date, getting down to that, those targets of $12.5 million to $15 million in PA and $10 million to $12 million in Eastern Ohio. You couple all of those together, the geology, the drilling complete costs and the forwards, we think we've got those four areas that give us a lot of opportunity to measure activity level and measure production growth rate over different gas price regimes. Tim?