Your post, Junebug, makes very good reading, and it contains a lot of sound sense. We need to keep our eyes open, and continue to monitor all possible developments. Comparison between the technical capabilities of the three competing companies (ECT, Triton, HIMR) works strongly in favor of HIMR. in addition, the speed at which the Tigerlynk can function and harvest submerged trees puts the company in a class of its own, in terms of the potential for making good earnings. Naturally,  everyone here is familiar with the problems shareholders have had to grapple with with so far, but now we know that management has made a clear commitment to solving thm (Class C preferred shares, excessive O/S, eventual need to uplist, but preferably without any kind of reverse split). I am strongly in favor of keeping up intensive, productive communication with management and Jason Novack – and the latest events show that policy has worked and been appreciated. Let's look forward to a much brighter 2014! The sleeping giant is beginning to stir.