I think the LTAS purchase and marketing to DOD was not poor judgement. Poor timing in the end, maybe. But, a good product that they actually wanted. There was other poor judgement, however, la jolla for instance, and you may be referring to other things as well. I must be fair to Glenn though and add that he admitted to us at the meeting that he has made mistakes. He didn't elaborate, but he's not blind to it. I honestly feel after talking with him face to face that he does care. That doesn't excuse performance, share price or anything else. But, he's not about smoke and mirrors as previous management has been guilty of. It's not what he's about. Yes, the company is in bad shape. But, when wasn't it in bad shape? SP has never defined the health of this company, IMO. But, at least maybe we have a healthier approach going forward. Let's hope. Best to you, Madmonks.
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