We've lost business to roads, to trucks, and we still have not recovered from the cargo that we lost earlier this year. We've clearly lost tonnage. We're ahead on a monthly basis, but we're behind on an annual basis. Clearly, the lack of icebreaking in 2014-15, we calculated, on just the U.S. side, cost the economy $200 million. That was $200 million that was lost because we couldn't move cargo.
Keep in mind that normally the icebreaking season is from December 16 to April 15. It has gone on as long as May 18. We've been breaking ice as late as May 18 in the Great Lakes.