Thanks.
Mr. Reynish and Mr. Dunn, I'd appreciate your comments. Following up on Mr. Brison's comments about the Saudis' influence on the world pricing, The Economist magazine a few weeks ago talked about part two of the Saudis' initiative and how they're, some would say, dumping large quantities in the market and disturbing the world pricing. We saw a little correction back three weeks ago. There was some optimism going at $59, the high fifties. We're back down to the fifties today. From the world supply and what the Saudis are indicating, what's the rationale if OPEC is saying 400,000 barrels per day this year? Others think it could be even higher than that. Is that something you're modelling at? Is that 400,000 figure something that folks from your industry are looking at or is it a conservative estimate?