The currency thing is a very interesting question. I met with David Dodge and six other people about this thing. Basically Canada has a tier-two currency in that we follow other things. We're not the master. We can't control the U.S. currency or the yuan.
What I'm referring to here, though, is that the rapid rise of the Canadian dollar makes it very difficult for Canadian companies to adjust. No amount of futures or options, straddles, and all that other stuff is going to protect you from it. And it goes to what Mr. Church said. You must be very good at what you do in order to mitigate those effects. I think as we see all the wealth coming in from the oil side--there's a windfall there--obviously there are other industries being affected. There has to be some sort of offset somewhere to possibly iron out those things, those effects, and that's really what I'm referring to.
In terms of the Chinese yuan, we're a flea on the tail of the dog, going for the ride.