Most of the increase in demand is coming from the rapidly growing economies in Asia. There's increased demand in South America as well. India, China, Indonesia—all those places are driving most of the demands.
The lumber business is in a cyclical decline in North America, but it's in a structural increase everywhere. Newsprint is in a structural decline in North America. It won't come back. It might bounce back a little, but it's going down, people are going to the net. But overall, as there's this explosion of wealth globally, as you find peasants marching into the middle class all over Asia, they want to blow their nose, read their newspaper, wrap their presents, build a bookshelf. There's a global scarcity of natural resources. You can grow trees in Brazil, but they're having huge fights with guys who want to grow food there. So we're very well situated that way.