We re focused in just two areas of the United States, California and the Permian Basin in Texas, with our modest holdings in the giant Hugoton gas field, but primarily in those two places. In California, we re the largest gas producer, which right now is a fairly attractive thing to be. The Middle East has been a very stable place for the company. We ve never had any problems there. It s as profitable as almost anywhere in the world.
Governments are stable.
Their tax policies are more stable than some other countries I could name. We re still a relatively small player in the oil business. So we don t really have any constraints in theoretical growth. We think the area that we ll probably grow the most in the next two or three years will be in the Middle East, where the countries are beginning the privatization of parts of their petroleum industry. We re not a competitor of BP or Exxon.