I tend to agree that there is not much to expect regarding the Q2 numbers.  However, if I had to guess, they will beat the Q1 numbers, which beat the Q4 2016 numbers, in terms of gross revs, so that counts for something.

Now Q3 will be more telling as we should begin to see some cost cutting savings via the closure of the Texas plant together with some effects from the ramp.

So all that together with today's significant development and I think, as shareholders, things are getting better.