with plt, it's not. it's a little bit uncertain. we sometimes have authorization of a certain amount of plt payment, but then the congress doesn't appropriate the money, and we did get 100% of the authorization that seems to be part of a quid pro quo if you will support us for the t.a.r.p. and those funds come than you in the west we will give you 100% financing appropriation for the p.i.l.t. money. in excess wonder when hundred when we go forward will we get 100 prison or deal with what we have in the past? and so p.i.l.t. is a concern, and it's like for us getting 10 cents on the dollar. again, as you look at the map, and you look at the people on the east, they don't have that problem. it had a property tax on all that land, and they have the ability to generate commerce much more productively than you and you're inhibited by the public land area. so, there is clearly a stymie effect. the other aspect i would like to probably point out as p.i.l.t. is designed to offset the lack of a property tax and how to pay for the cost associ

wurn of our plts had sales of $120,000. this year it was $190 million that is a drop in sales in one month one plant. that's the story on the fishing and seafood industry, freefall. in biloxi, tourism is our niche. we get about four million visitors a year, whi is about half of what we s before trina. we have 13,000 hotel rooms on the mississippi gulf coast. 30% of the 17,000 w had before katrina. our numbers have been on pace with last year, but our revenue is in the non-casino hotels is down 50%, which is about $26 million. let me say something about 2009. it was a terrible year nationally. it was the worst year since 2004 for hotels. we are in a recession. business was terrible. in fact, this year, our tourism folks expected to make the money to pay back that theyorrowed. to make it through last year. when you hear that occupies answery is down and revenue is off that means our small hotels are lowering their rates to get people in their rooms. perception is our biggest problem right now. we have a total of 62 miles of b