One tidbit to consider in our future-harvesting exotic underwater trees from hydro-electric reservoirs and other large lakes is  not a one shot, short-term deal. They're thousands of these waterways that have been preserving these wonderful, old trees for hundreds of years. And they are basically untouched. Our competitors have not even scratched the surface of this industry. When we have the Tigerlynk up and running, we could be harvesting in multiple locations around the world for many, many years to come. And what do you suppose the value of HIMR will be then? If you strike oil, you could soon have a dry well, and its over. No such problem with underwater trees. Imagine the tree-huggers and the EPA and our friend Obama getting wind of what a service HIMR is providing in  saving our land forests. Never mind HIMR is bringing in hundreds of millions of dollars, if not billions. This is only the beginning-our children and grandchildren will be benefitting from this company, at least mine will. Happy 2014, HIMRers!!!!!