RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:I have only ONE questionThe volume of gas that will need to be processed at Nazare is 10 times higher than Steveville and Andrew has called it a monster processing facility. Since Steveville purifier cost is $20 million and the meter is still running, and it is a definitely not a monster just a portable unit, I think 100 million might be conservative for a monster plant to process multiple long horizontal wells at Nazare with huge production volumes. That said, that is the dream (a hugely productive Nazare field) and that is the best chance that RHC will be a major contributor to the Saskatchewan dream of supplying 10 percent of world helium demand by 2030. But that is far ahead of where we are. The shorter term goals are to get Steveville on production and begin selling helium. And to drill one horizontal well at Nazare to prove the modelling by the Univerity of Regina team and prove that Nazare can be a monster commerical helium producing field that will require a monster processing plant. That would be very good, not bad. And meanwhile they need to test Val Marie and Ogema.