That's not likely to happen:
I didn't highlight that because I think it is misleading by itself given the rest of the answer, and the specific focus of the question on what they are doing right now or shortly. I was as negative as anybody after the call because of the way the answer 'felt' and still does 'feel', but now that I've gone back and looked over the entire transcript, it doesn't seem as bad to me as the ongoing market opinion of it is since they did indicate concern about the debt and a willingness to get rid of it. I don't see a DMRJ-WM buddy-buddy situation. I see a very careful approach which errs on the side of conservatism even if it does mean more short term pain for the shareholder.
<<Hi, guys. Can you talk about your plan around what you’re doing on the interest? Are you at a place now or will you be shortly where you will be paying interest with cash generated from your operations that [indiscernible] [interest basis, no more] [ph] shares?
Roger Deschenes - CFO
Right now, Patrick, I am not sure that’s likely to happen. We are investing. As Bill mentioned, we have quite a few projects ongoing in our research area and we want to continue funding that because we don’t want to be a one year wonder here; if we don’t invest in research we won’t have the products we need in two and three years out from now. So again, we are devoting our cash right now to continuing to fund the R&D that we need to make this is a long-term success.>>
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