I have brought this subject up before but am still not sure. Do we have a Tigerlynk on standby, ready to start cutting timber on a moments notice, when we have signed a formal concession? I have been told we "think" there is a prototype already in Brazil-is this the case? If we should obtain these concessions in a few days, assuming NorthCal is all geared up, could we start cutting trees in a matter of days or weeks? Also, one Tigerlynk may not be enough if we really get rolling. How soon could we have another Tigerlynk manufactured and ready to go? I feel sure HIMR has thought this all out, since no cutting of trees means no revenue. I would think the company who is going to build our Tigerlynks have made preparations and could start with a phone call. And surely one could be built in a month or two. I mean GM has a limo service, so he better have a limo ready to roll or he doesn't get paid. Same with HIMR and the Tigerlynk.