It's estimated we are going to take a hit of $130 million -- it's going to wipe out the bulk of our gaming revenue.

Allowing gambling 24 hours a day in Delaware is not going to stop anyone from going to Harrah's in Chester.

What Delaware needs to stay competitive is a whole new scene, and that is to create a entertainment district in Wilmington. And that entertainment district is a lot more than slot machines and parking lots. That entertainment district [would be] world-class jazz, R&B, rock 'n' roll, comedy acts and casinos run by top-notch casino operators.

The nosepiece slips, you have to wipe sweat off the lenses. With these, there's no extra bulk.

However we have 2.3 million estimated to be in need, that 500,000 represents a very small proportion.

The estimated cost for operating such a reactor — these are very preliminary — is in the neighborhood of $40 million a year.