Dear H2: I applaud your ideas and suggestions of alternative energy for our state because there are a lot of options. But our current situation is that the state has progressed through serious studies and engineering exercises to develop a potential project, the gas line to tidewater with LNG sales to interested parties. The question is whether or not to proceed and spend piles and piles of money to move forward. There is definitely a market for LNG depending on the delivered price. Now our consultants tell us the delivered price for our LNG is not competitive. If we believe them we should scrap the AKLNG project, if we don't believe them why did we hire them in the first place? If AKLNG dies, then we could go back to look at other alternatives and see which merit further cost development. But we have a question before us to be decided, AKLNG or not. We can't start trying to redesign the whole premise, that could look a lot like the ANC port project with massive cost overruns.