RE:RE:Credit Facility News PRLen states decreases costs associated with compliance etc will assist in reducing the costs of the new loan at 10%. Here is a suggestion, why cant Len tell us how much the previous loan cost with all the added fees he references this would give shareholders a true comparison. When there is a lack of transparency speculation fills in the gaps. In this case are shareholders left to wonder if the relationship with the previous lender was coming to an end and E was "forced" to find a new lender and borrow at an almost obscene rate. The added borrowing capacity may and I stress may help E expand or acquire new companies. However, as oil and gas prices rebound the great opportunities to acquire companies at a lower multiple are gone. It appears yet again E showed up late to the dance and goes home alone.