 Now, because of this cancellation, though, NASA will no longer need to complete further tests on it. That means it will save about $84 million on it. But it's a big price tag. Spend about $450 million on it. You've got to wonder what, if any, implications there are for the mission to try to get actual people on Mars. We'll have to keep watching that. Finally, I think a lot of listeners' ears are going to perk up with this Wall Street Journal story you found about how much alcohol may be bad for your health.