Darknight. I almost spoke to you, but was involved with another party.
I had trouble hearing your questions about the NASA proposal. However, it was very comforting to have a sharp and level-headed person like yourself firing away with excellent probes. Thanks.
For the first time, management learned that not all shareholders are dunderheads, people to ignore, and not to be reckoned with.
They learned because their request for 30 million more shares to be authorized and issued for management stock incentives was voted down.
It's time that the good ole boys learn that OUR STICK speaks much louder than OUR CARROTS.
Remember, it doesn't cost shareholders ANYTHING to give unproductive management the STICK. Like Teddy once said, "Vote softly, but swing a BIG STICK.
Anyways, appreciate your making management work for their pay today!
You obvious picked up on Hauck's sense of marketing and targeting the larger accounts. Appreciate your pointing that out.
Ditto, your comments on CLM's. This is the one part yet unfulfilled that keeps us from being 100% ready to go. In fact, these are the guys that the MSR's NEED for them to be able to close a deal. So, the reality is, we are not really, production ready at all. We only have one R&D machine, which, previously stated, is only good for small orders, apart from prototype design and engineering.
I am the "old guy" who asked Steipp what their, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 year plan for revenue and profits was. Naturally, he responded, "I am sorry, but such information is proprietary to management".
One thing that surprised me was that NOT ONE of the TECHNICAL Guys could tell me what the FOOT PRINT of the E-100 was.
I walked it off. Each one of my shoes is 11.5 inches. Approximately, 5 ft wide, 18 feet long.
Nice gal you were sitting next to.
