There's still a lot of work to do, but if we can survive any wind that may come, if our lines hold, we may have a good hold on this one.

We have an extreme potential for growth. It's hard to predict what this thing will do.

We've been very lucky, but we're not out of the woods by any stretch of the imagination.

If you have (transfers) that are driven by a desire to increase earnings, it is improper.

Inside is foam that acts like a sponge, when they're rolled up and air is forced out they're compact. To inflate, you unfurl it, open the valve and the action of the foam expanding acts like inhaling air, and it self-inflates.

The data gathered on this and other SCICEX missions are uncovering important clues about the circulation of the Arctic Ocean currents and their potential effects in altering the composition of the Arctic ice pack. These clues may help us to better understand the cause and effects of global climate change.