I'd say they would be great in the construction business. The ability to draw oil out of the ground isn't the greatest, I agree not the worst and I also agree not the luckiest. I think a JV partner will look at ability to produce as the heavy component in jumping in, with construction and luck as lesser weights. When oil was at $100 plus in 2008, I might have started buying hedges, they didn't, they wanted it all and we are still paying for it, that I would say is not bad luck.

As far as under budget, I never really agreed with that, the Algar budget was $350M with a $25M contingency. They were, I believe at $360ish, which is over budget but under with the contingency.