[So was it all those trips to the regulator that convinced him the Wharf is bearable?] I think it's a wonderful development, ... but there's no connection of that sort. It's just a business decision.

The part that is related to FEMA we can get back, but trips to the zoo, to the mall and to the movies we have to incur, ... I'll have to find the money by cutting something else because we will not say no to helping evacuees.

We all not only could know everything. We do. We just tell ourselves we don't to make it all bearable.

If this equation were found to be even slightly incorrect, the impact would be enormous - given the degree to which [it] is woven into the theoretical basis of modern physics and everyday applications. This doesn't mean [the relation] has been proven to be completely correct. Future physicists will undoubtedly subject it to even more precise tests because accurate checks imply that our theory of the world is in fact more and more complete.

We're hoping to move them all to a later show.

What's important here is what hasn't happened yet, the EU filing a WTO case against Japan. That's next.