I think you are wrong. The shear fact that they are negotiating in good faith with the anticipation of a deal is de facto proof that had they been allowed to before they could have made their payments on time. This is probably why Diac and Williams obfuscated things early in the case by failing to join the litigation. I don't have your confidence in that regard. There are other problems for the company in court, but between the current state of affairs with TM and the prior interest of Acadia I think we will be able to overcome that hurdle.