Our strong international performance reflected the initial contribution of multiple long-term, higher-margin  offshore contracts, partially offset by temporarily diminished land activity in Latin America. Nine similar contracts were secured throughout 2002, with their full impact materializing in 2003. Nabors’ high success rate in securing such contracts stems largely from the operating and capital cost advantages  associated with our existing global infrastructure and asset  inventory. Last year’s offshore reorganization was another  contributing factor in that it effectively equalized Nabors’ tax burden with that of our foreign competitors. Our expansion in Canada is proving to be particularly well timed and will be increasingly germane to earnings  throughout the emerging up cycle. The late 2001 acquisition of Command Drilling was followed by the 2002 acquisitions of Enserco in April and Ryan Energy Technologies in  October. These actions substantially increased our presence in this important market, an essential component in the North American gas picture. Even though Canadian drilling was lackluster in 2002, the upswing this operation enjoyed in the fourth quarter validates the investments we made and, along with early 2003 results, reinforces our confidence in the long-term nature of this market.