The casino is going to add to the sprawl. It's going to generate its own kind of sprawl. It's going to put further pressure on the park.

We don't want this to be used for sprawl.

I'm thankful for big tracts of woods and places where traffic's din is faint, if heard at all; thankful for places where stars in the night sky shine brightly without need for the glare of artificial lights designed to further commerce, convenience or security.

I don't really have more to add to the statement. It's important that Taiwan unambiguously clarify its position.

There are a variety of operating restrictions that have been imposed on the operation of the casino resort itself . . . the market size is unknown.

So it would kind of make sense for them to have that relationship and it would add a little more scale to their business in Australia.