Pop, would you agree that this company's revenue may have been better if YA hadn't intentionally cut funding to an amount sufficient only to keep the doors open and the dilution scheme going? Say enough money to do some marketing and building of the brand, funds with less onerous terms. Back to what I said, YA's blame. YA's own description of their financing is "attack financing". I don't know what that means, but I don't like the sound of it. Los