Elliott: It appears to me that any vote on this matter is likely to be very close. Given the gravity of our demand capacity problem, I must insist that the stockholders’ equity be protected. We cannot wait three years; that is clearly out of the question. I still feel that licensing- domestic or foreign- is not in our long-term interests for any number of reason, some of which have been discussed here. On the other hand, I do not want to take this project forward on the strength of a mixed vote. A vote of 6-5 or 7-4, for example, does not indicate that the board is remotely close to being of one mind. Mr. Williams, is there a compromise to be reached?