Thanks again. I do see both lines on the Q1 report—the 514k and the 500k. So, that means the convertible debt isn’t paid off. I guess we’ll see what’s coming. It wasn’t pleasant to see the bid get wiped out today. My hope is that it was impatient retail (totally understandable) and not an insider dumping, or else dilution. I’ve watched the OS count carefully every day; it hasn’t changed from the 3.73B number in months. One would think they would be required to update the number if it changes. I’ve been holding and hoping that this will work out for us. It leaves one with a queasy feeling to know one could have dumped into the bid and recouped a lot of one’s investment, and now the bid is gone. I have a hefty number of shares. I say that not as a boast but as an indicator of how stressful it’s been trying to decide what to do with them. I’ve held through it all. I hope it will prove to have been the right call. I hope for all of us that this pays off. One thing I can say is that if Lionheart IPOs successfully and profitably, and Wolfson is standing astride him, and the former EMED tech is gleaming as a jewel in the new company’s diadem, but we former shareholders are left with nothing after some accounting gamesmanship has spirited away the value of our shares, it will not feel good, to say the least. I would hope we would get some form of Lionheart share compensation in exchange for our beleaguered EMED shares. Even if they can somehow get away legally with wiping us out, I certainly hope they don’t, and wouldn’t even dream of it. Better karma to float us at least a lagniappe for our troubles.
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