We're at a crossroads and Nader is standing in the middle trying to steer us one way, but the market doesn't believe him. He has put a lot of timelines out before that he failed to meet, but this one feels differently. I haven't heard from Paulson, but there has to be some sort of punitive dilution in the offing if we don't have the deal done in 2 weeks. I listened to the call this week, and while I hesitate to believe him, again, he sure seemed passionate. He has previously acknowledged that has two weeks to meet deadlines missed badly, but now he just has to know that he's going to get penalized severely for missing. The pressure is on. Openly talking about your family illness and being willing to share that info is either a bold move by somebody with complete faith, or it is a desperate move by somebody with their head on the chopping block before the board.