RE: Hedging and LossesThanks for that Thunder. I do think that the rules surrounding financials should require the flagging and quantification of opportunity costs but when it comes to reporting the bottom line, as in the so-called $45 M loss encurred by Encana in its last quarter, it is entirely misleading that opportunity costs should be part of the calculation. What is important in terms of the bottom line is revenue, less costs. Opportunity costs, whatever one's view is of Encana's hedging program, go to quality of management, not the actual bottom line for a financial period.