First of all, Casey, thanks for going and thanks for the report.

Well, if they are serious about Velardena being the cornerstone, which I suspect they are, then given the share price dive since the merger, I would surmise that the property they brought into the deal was not what it was cracked up to be (and they knew it better than anyone). So, I hope they can unload a lot of the other properties the company now holds. I suppose many of us suspected all along that what AUM was really bringing to the table was a pile of working capital, which we all thought was just what the doctor ordered for ECU's holdings.

I'm hoping managment's references to Velardena being challenging are overblown, so as to make it seem later on that their success there was due to heroic acts on new management's part.

Gotta grease the right palms to get the equipment, I guess.