I appreciate your measured responses to what you label "bold statements" without doing due diligence compared to what I perceive as arrogant ignorance. When you have negotiated as much as I have with very well prepared teams both here and abroad, e.g. Toyota and IBM, you get tired of blatant nonsense. I recall seeing an "oldie but goodie" movie late one night with Kim Novak and Jack Lemmon. Jack's boss(Fred Astaire, if I recall correctly) spins the globe looking for a place to dump Jack. "Ah",sez he,"Terra del Fuego!" Having been to Terra del Fuego on the "National Geographic Explorer" en route Antarctica for a very memorable ten days, I thought it a great place for ignorant fools. The Argentine prison in the "Fin del Mundo" region there is truly "End of the World". In the paticular case of MMP, I have held this in my wife's "widows and orphans" fund as long as you have. I paired it with PAA on the basis of crude oil being piped in and stored at Cushing etc by PAA and refined products being piped out and stored by MMP. I have worked with our financial advisors on similar holdings for her so her position will be solid were I to pass early. In my case, my biggest MLP holding by far is the MWE that you have,too. I bought lots between $9 and $15/share during the spring etc. When they signed up Statoil in the Marcellus I was pleased. I've dealt with Statoil before and have a great deal of respect for them. My thinking is that MWE is in a wonderful position to double again or more within the next three years. Again,thanks, and best wishes to you for all I've learned from you in the past years. By the way,"BEAT TEXAS!"