We already own most of the site. These are the last three pieces we need to separate the bike path from the buses.

It will be a great facility. It will relieve traffic congestion in the city of DeLand.

Typically, when someone has an approved contract, if they develop according to the terms of the approval, it will be approved.

This site is much more on a collision path with other online retailers. I would also say that the traditional site has been very focused on the sellers, but now eBay is saying that it has enough supply and it's going after the demand side of the equation.

The Hanford site already has radioactivity from burial (of nuclear waste) over the last 40-50 years leaking into the Columbia River -- that's admitted by the Department of Energy. And, radioactivity was known to be in the tumbleweeds back in December (of 1998). That was admitted. That's what's burning right now.

With 20 top-10 finishes, I feel we're on the right path.