The Stuller Bridge event has been an absolute blast of a time.  We've networked with jewelers that we wouldn't get to meet in our other normal industry or in our surrounding area.  We've met with people who aren't necessarily part of the Canadian jewelry group and at the same time we're having fun while doing it and being able to tour a facility that you wouldn't normally just go and stop by.  It really blows your perspective out of the water to see the facility to go tour around and see everyone working at their individual posts.  You know just being it just beginning to fathom it was the biggest concept that we had to really absorb.  

It's given us the perspective from from the President of Stuller, from the Chief Executive Officer of Stuller, right through to the person who was catering the meals, they care about the industry.  The industry is changing we have to change with it. Stuller to have survived the 2008 and and since financial situation of the United States shows that they really had it together before and now they've identified the changes that are necessary going forward to become tomorrow's jeweler.  And they're sharing that with retailers so that we can all learn together how to sell more without having the inventory costs of owning as much inventories we have traditionally in the past.