It's not like we are waiting for AR's to close. The company is constantly collecting AR's and settling payables as the normal course of liquidity management.
Confirmation of continued revenue growth will obviously be positive. However, to me, it don't matter whether Q2 revs will be 8,9,10,11 or more. As long as we see a y-over-y growth compared to Q2 2013, the company is in good shape. More important to watch than revenues will gross margins.