I'm not sure that I would agree that we are much better off than a year ago- KXL has run through a good chunk of their cash reserve without finding the motherlode or delineating a deposit that is a no-brainer to mine. They're not at the point where a bigger company will come in for a buyout or partnership, and realistically a bigger company can take the chance of waiting until almost all the cash is gone and KXL is a bit desperate. KXL has only a limited amount of time and drilling before they have to raise cash again, and raising cash at .60 involves a lot more dilution than at $4+. I'm still optimistic and long, but getting antsy...