Thank you. I fully expect investors' assessment of the information will be reflected by the share price.  The company's future performance against those plans will also be reflected by the share price.  Perhaps you can offer some feedback on the status of the 10Q's.  They seem as important, if not more so, than an information packet.  I don't doubt the current share price reflects our "non-current" status.  Should be a lot easier to state where we've been than where we're headed.  That IMO speak volumes about managment.  An inability to deliver routine reports on time doesn't leave me feeling warm and fuzzy about management's ability to meet new objectives.  Sorry!