Byron Dorgan actually said...

the concern would be, as Mr. Frink said, that it would go south, it would go what's referred to as the Surry Route.

At 1,454 feet--let's not always assume the worst, but, for this discussion, let me assume that we get to 1,453-1,454 feet.

I can't think of a more effective system in the world to allocate goods and services than the free market, frankly.

I think that's necessary. We've certainly built rail lines and so on to accommodate the ability to move coal.