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On May 1, 2010, a representative of the Reporting Persons was quoted in the press as follows:
"I hope we're able to work something out [with the Issuer]. Right now we're going through the details."
"Seven [board members] I think is the right number here."
"This is not us trying to put ourselves or our friends on the board. We just want unitholders to have a voice in picking their directors, rather than being told who to vote for. We continue to be hopeful the company does the right thing."