I hope this turns out that Elmer relied, correctly, on some input that you would have to think may have originated from Teck

I don't think so. Elmer told me that he'd never spoken to the person at Teck, about business that is, who would be in charge of the acquisition or earn-back decision. He has also told me that he does not know what Teck will decide.

I cannot believe that we would reduce the value of the project by not drilling, simply because Teck asked us to--especially without their committment to the future. I just don't think this is a plausible scenario.