You, and people like you, are the true pioneers. I

You, and people like you, are the true pioneers. It is truly amazing to me that people were buying this stock 1 to 3 years ago when there was much less to look at than there is today. IMO, there has been a lot of progress in the last 8 months.  And we have a CEO that knows what it is like to be in a position that is built solely on fluff.  We, sometimes, only look at our side of the trade.  I wonder what it has been like to be the CEO of HLNT?  I remember hearing of a deal with a police agency being PR'd and the switchboard at the police station was swamped with calls and cancelled.  That must have been a hard day.  He has to balance the needs of shareholders, his board of directors, other companies that are in the midst of trials, others who have signed, and others who are having units installed.  I think the shareholders might be the toughest group-are we there yet?  My first email to him all I said was thank you for taking on this job.  Thank you for reducing the total Authorized shares from 10 billion to 2. 6 billion.  Thank you for securing funding from partners so no more dilution is necessary. Thank you for establishing relationships with others in marketing, manufacturing and installation.  Now, I could say thank you for Lindon and Legacy. I want to say thank you to you, Robert, for buying when very few others did.  And no, you are not the only one.  I haven't sold a share and continue to accumulate.  My very best to you,  Jim  PS-pass it along.  A thank you goes a long way, especially in this world.