Rausch Corporation has a noncontributory, funded, defined benefit pension plan that specifies annual year end retirement payments. Rausch's pension plan specifies annual year end retirement payments equal to: 2% X Service Years X Final Year's Salary. Rausch complies with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). The only employee of the company was hired on 1-1-2012 and has earned pension benefits since he was hired. He is expected to retire on 12-31. 2026. His retirement is expected to span 8 years. Thus, he is expected to receive his first pension check on 12-31-2027 and his 8th (and last) pension check on 12- 31-2034. His annual salary was $50,000 for 2016, while his final year's salary (2026) is expected to be $100,000. Prior to the change in the actuarial estimate (actuarial assumption) of the actuary's discount rate (settlement rate), described next, the projected benefit obligation was $35,000 as of 1-1-2017, i.e., 12-31-2016. On 1-1-2017, Rausch Corporation revised its estimate of actuary's discount rate, i.e., settlement rate, to 6% per year. As noted above, prior to the change in estimate (assumption) of the actuary's discount rate (settlement rate), the projected benefit obligation was $35,000 as of 1-1-2017, i.e., 12-31-2016. That is, the $35,000 was calculated using the previous estimate of the of the actuary's discount rate (settlement rate). For Rausch what is the unrecognized gain or unrecognized loss as of 1-1-2017