I would agree with Dr. Hewitt. I might suggest that one of the things you might think through, rather than the data you want, are the questions because we can do an analysis on certain questions. That's kind of what Ted was saying. You know, depending on what you're asking, we can provide the data, so clarity on the questions rather than on the data would be easier for us to manage, I would think. However, if you want the database, we'd need to see the exact nature. A lot of it is confidential. We have a lot more than just numbers. We have a ton of qualitative information that may be useful, depending on the questions you're asking.
