First of all, I'll make one comment. In acquisitions of this nature in the technology field, it's quite common to see purchase prices and book value vary by a factor of 10. I would say that's quite a common practice. I think we have to remember that although the book value assets are calculated the way they are, we heard commentary today that there's a lot of other intrinsic value that's put behind those, including the existing CDMA business, that entire customer base. Even if it's a maturing technology, it represents an opportunity for growth, not only now but for bringing new technological solutions to that customer base.
I think we also have to remember that the first stalking horse bid was already at $650 million, so it was a competitive bidding process. The parties walked into that room and they walked the price up. If the goal is for Nortel to redeem the value for the stakeholders and really get the maximum out of this, they did a good job that day, but we felt that this is the value we put on this business.