I think many comments have pretty much nailed it; the LNG pipe doesn't make economic sense at this time. Cost estimate to get LNG to market=$6 per million Btu, current market price (Henry Hub) averaged $2.17. I would be very interested in Rick Halford's perspective about why he doesn't see the LNG pipe as viable as he just ended his position at the AGDC, due to its uneconomic projection. World-wide LNG production is going up, markets are leveling off. Unless Walker can find a 30-year contract at $8 or more per MBtu its money down the drain.