I think after you see the price of oil rises—and most analysts think that with starts, stops, and drawbacks, over a period of time, it will rise from the $44 range it's in right now to at least the fifties or sixties—some projects that are not tenable right now and the more conventional kind of drilling activity will start to make economic sense. You will see people in the private sector, frankly, wanting to take advantage of the opportunity to make a buck, and they'll do so.
A lot of the growth, though, is already in the pipeline, if you'll excuse the pun. There are projects that are under construction on which billions of dollars have been spent, and it doesn't make sense to stop. It makes more sense to finish them and start to get some cash flow out of them. That will account for a substantial part of the increased production going forward.