It is great to recycle this money in the community for local businesses to expand their technology.

The great thing is you can come back one business at a time and get them money and the hope is to bring more jobs to the community. Being here the fourth time shows you have used it to aid business.

We are fortunate here, there are five counties (in the EIDD) that are looking at problems and economic development issues on a regional basis understanding that what is good for Fayette County is good for Henry County and what is good for Henry County is good for Wayne County.

This is really about helping rebuild a community and have people not just give money, but goods and services. This is not a short-range, but a long-range project.

They're helping to keep our guys plugged in to the academic community, to know where emerging technology is going and what kinds of new problems can be solved.

We'll stay on top of improving this technology and being a better neighbor for the community. We're looking forward to using this plant as a model and a training center. We plan to have our worldwide training center here, for plants developed in other locations.