Thank you for your thoughts. In a sense, and a big one at that, you are correct in saying that I, or some of us, concentrate too much on the share price vs. the growth of the company. I guess I am guilty of that but as I confessed here once, I don't own any .08 cent shares, nor .10 or even .20 shares. I feel both pangs of envy and stupidity when I hear that some of you own shares that cheap, yet, I would hate to have waited five to ten years for it to develop. I guess from your perspective, and perhaps now my own, we are so close that to be impatient at this point seems trite. We may, in fact, be damn fortunate.

Thanks for your tenor of voice, it is much appreciated. And as well, I actually enjoyed your metaphor about the advancing army and out running the cover fire. I agree. I am long and I am staying.

Here's a W. Buffet quote just for you and Mr. Pohl.

"You've been drafted into a war you didn't start, ... Focus on your customers and lead your people as though their lives depended on your success."