Ann: Quarterly Activities Report & Appendix 5B, page-44

vkxan, you pose some interesting questions. And I agree with you, only time will tell whether the expensive advisers new pivot will work. Normally when you a change a gradual production ramp up, one that will match future demand, to an all out production attack on existing suppliers. Normally that just results in your commodity price falling hard. Overcapacity is not a good thing, and not healthy for anybody, then its a race for the more financially fit you are. I wouldn't like to take on rio or the Turkish govt, they have deep pockets, in a production war. This is what abr faces. Its not about commodity price remaining high, and a slow ramp up. Let's put out as much supply as we can. Thats not intelligent