I agree, 5/1 it is. So let's say Monday. Considering that we've been delisted for a year and a half now, together with management's complete lack of responsiveness and the fact that they didn't even file for Q4, I think this date is more than reasonable. Tom, I like your game plan: contacting Schwab, state and Federal authorities, and VB’s business partners. At the same time, I will consult with my lawyer friend, who tells me that a class action would be the way to go. He thinks it would be very straightforward, pretty much a slam dunk given the egregiousness of the conduct. We would sue both the company and its principals. Yes, the lawyers get a hefty contingency fee in these kinds of action, but, seeing that there's a good likelihood that punitive damages would be assessed here (on top of being compensated for our shares), our recovery should still be pretty substantial, even after the fees.