It was pretty exciting. Our pins were the same, our wins were the same. You hate to lose, but it was a fascinating finish.

I think we've seen a lot of movement in this market. There was a pretty exuberant run-up of the whole marketplace early in the year and that's really pulled back. And I think that we're getting back to basics.

I hate to say it, but it looks pretty grim. The next couple of months should tell the story.

They earned it. They have good kids and so do we. I am proud of the way my guys wrestled.

We've got this place in Newcastle and we thought we'd invite bands to come up and why not do some collaboration? Normally we pick them up from the station, whisk them to our rehearsal space, and just start recording. It's a 12-hour process, and after 12 hours the track should be done, completed and mixed.

We're not going to do the details environmental analysis, but are there any obvious, major pitfalls? A facility like this can tend to influence development patterns. So if that's true does it fit with development patterns and if not does that raise red flags on its feasibility? In other words, how does it fit within the system, not just transportation but the area as a whole?