That is a very good question. I know we have all heard it before, channel partners, partners, big deals, etc. It comes down to it if people believe it or not that this time will be different. For me personally, I think SFOR can pull it off this time, but don't be surprised at all if we have more rounds of getting our hides spanked as common shareholders. The sales force has not been built yet, but supposedly partners have connections and can sell now, but the grand daddy of the product is still being built for large company specs. So, going forward to answer your question...the money is going to come from shareholders (one way or another), a few sales to start out with, and eventually (I do believe) better sales to come toward the end of the year and into next year. I'm not kicking the can down the road...I just don't think we will see decent sales from the next two quarters at a minimum. Also, as we know, SFOR is looking for a loan/financing...how good will the terms of the financing be? Probably not the greatest. It is going to take a combo of financial means to market properly. Any new marketing can't be as bad as before. I still think that SFOR was a pure patent play before the video products, and I have a feeling it still has some life as a patent play as SFOR evolves again as a different company.