Here is another possibility for which I can provide absolutely no evidence, but which appears in the spirit of this morning's conversation. It could be that Tyhee paid a surcharge to get the first results rushed to them in hopes of getting it to the PDAC show, but the great quantity of data was impossible to interpret and construct a suitable press release in the desired time. Perhaps management has decided to not pay further surcharges and instead receive data on a lower cost normal delivery schedule. If this were true, and if any possible but as yet unproven approaches by Ming Fung or others did not result in any financial proposals that management felt were attractive enough to be in the interest of shareholders, then I would expect that we might reasonably see the next results published within the next week.