I'm pretty sure until the recent ruling throwing out one of Posco's lawsuits, we were prohibited from engaging in any new business or pursuing any new business in the Asian market. The biggest hindrance has not been Posco per se, it has been the fact they froze our income from Korea Southern power and eliminated our short-term potential to gain new business. We already have solid business relationships in South Korea and do not need Posco, although obviously not having lawsuits hanging over our head and having a revenue stream from SK over the past few years would have made things a whole lot better. Effectively, when we terminated our relationship with Posco and filed a lawsuit they gave us the ability to focus our efforts and energies elsewhere and prepare to move forward without them. If we had moved in that direction sooner we would have been a lot better off. Few is the man. He told SK to s*** or get off the pot.
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