Josh, you might consider the fact that we have a new CFO who is probably charged with the responsibility of putting any financing. The General usually doesn't fight the battles, he let's the troops do the work. When he interviewed Lahey for the job he probably asked him if he thought he could put needed financing together and he said yes. It is obvious that Lahey has professionally taken care of the priorities so he can appeal to the money guys on a level playing field. IMO it's Lahey's job and Hollis isn't loosing any sleep waiting for him to bring a fair and equitable deal to the table. Although, in any entrepreneurial shop you tend to hit the deck running, there is nevertheless a honeymoon in any new job. JOSH, Holli's response to you could be interpreted that "thanks, but I have given that job tot he CFO and he tells me we have some good suspects out there and a couple of them are moving up the ladder as prospects, or we are entering into an exclusive agreement to negotiate a deal for 30 days and the probable terms of the deal look good enough to work on the exclusive until the deal is done or we move on to the next guy."