I'd come back to the argument that if you take a look at the way R and D investment happens in other economies that are doing better than us in terms of improving their productivity or in terms of growing their GDP, what you see is a mismatch between where our dollars go and where their dollars go. You only have to look south of the border to see a really bad example.
We've basically been trying to close that productivity gap with the United States for probably ten years, and they've been widening the gap every step of the way. One of the things you see as an indicator of that is where they put their R and D money. They put it in the private sector. They encourage folks like Maritime Steel to actually start being creative themselves and doing the R and D on site.