Plums, current valuation aside, my main foment was the blowing up of the float which I thought could have been prevented. EVGs float in 2007 was 7 million shares. Now it's what, 110 million? You don't think that a sharper management with a better strategy could have raised the same if not more money at the right times and kept the float to 58 million shares or so?...It's all water under the bridge but now I'm left with doubts if management will exceed my expectations of future dealings with promotion, better I.R.(folks who answer the phones and educate), deals with a major and maximizing shareholder value. Actions speak louder than words. I believe they need to listen to better advisors.