We were the first telco in Montana to provide local access to the internet because an employee suggested that we do so. Growth has been explosive. We're fortunate where we live, though. We have skilled, talented people who want to live in Montana and we're also fortunate in our recruiting. The cost covers infrastructure including access roads, towers for microwave and solar power systems.
Rural systems are mainly microwave.
Yes, we have subsidies. At the moment we're able to have them due to our exclusivity until 2001. By then we'll have access reform and we'll have to separate all cost and demonstrate costs to give the real rate to all services, both local and long distance. Mitsubishi's financing is related to our purchase of Japanese equipment. Companies tend to give better deals than our banking system, which is small and where regulations are harsh.