I am of the same ilk. Coupling all of the above with the fact that Hawthorne has gone out of his way to under promise and over deliver since taking over(for the former CEO that did just the opposite) makes me have some confidence. They have virtually accomplished everything they stated they were going to do and have been very transparent in doing so. This is still a risky stock and they must sign contracts for the delivery of product, but I like the direction. Back in November when they issued new stock that included warrants, it was snapped up by institutional buyers in less than a week at 85 cents. Emit, I do not think we will see 40 cents again. Oh, and being able to payoff the HB loans 2 1/2 months early was a huge cloud lifted.