We're not delegating that they hire somebody from down the street; we let the market play out on that. Obviously, if you're going to hire a construction company or a paver, you're not going to have them come from Cambridge all the way down to Windsor—although when I was in the paving business, we did go as far as Stratford. So we think that the initial jobs were there to help the community.
Some of our other programs, Brian, are actually designed to help, for example, in the Windsor area. We want to change the economy a little bit in some of these communities that have either one or two industries or are heavily reliant, for example, on the automotive industry.
A good success story in your area was a company that was heavily into automotive, which came to FedDev and said it had a great idea to move into medical devices. Of course, that struck a chord with the diversification of your area, and they ended up getting help from FedDev and have completely swung their business away from automotive and have developed a new economy for themselves and your area.