 And if we owned that curriculum, and in fact if we were subject to sort of, you know, try it out in Oklahoma now, let everybody else use it, free of charge, anywhere in America, pick it up online, you don't have the printing costs, you don't have the copyright costs, and the public then owns the public curriculum. Is there anything wrong with going that way instead of paying, I don't know, Houghton Mifflin or whoever it is, lots and lots of money every year?