"We hope we can have the prize up by 2012, but it may be 2013.
There's something to be said for putting ourselves out there to see if we can be the prize that's claimed".
Referring to the upcoming renovation of Wentworth's west course, Pelley added: "We are continuing on to Wentworth until at least 2018 and expect if the west course becomes exactly what they believe it, and that we can increase the prize purse, then perhaps it can be a flagship event going forward".
We must now redouble our efforts to see if we can take the prize". The city says it is "putting its money where its faith is". That means spending £3bn in regenerating the physical fabric of the city and investing in arts and culture by 2008.
"We are continuing at Wentworth until at least 2018 and expect if the West Course becomes exactly what they believe it can, then we can increase the prize purse.
But we're hoping it's Burial - just so we can see his prize-winning mug on the covers of newspapers across the land.
Indeed, while we can use citations, prizes and other measures to quantify the impact of a scientific discovery, we lack objective performance measures to capture the degree of innovation or talent characterizing a particular paper or a scientist.
We can think of this prize as an encouragement to one of our most precious attributes: curiosity.
Please note: we can only dispatch the prize to an address in the UK, so while you're welcome to enter just for fun, you won't be eligible to win unless you can provide an address in Blighty where we can send your prize.
Now, unlike at the time of the first Longitude Prize, we can expect to find women fully participating in the challenge.
Unfortunately, we can only send the prize to a winner inside the UK, so if you don't have an address in Blighty to which we can dispatch this weighty tome, you won't be able to win.
