RE:Oilcan It seems to me that I see some truth in both your arguments. First of all, I see the short to mid term risk factor as being quite large at the present moment. Judging from HCs actions over the past 12 months regarding this ill-conceived and arbitrarily administered MMPR program, I doubt we will see a sell licence any time soon. The risk increased quite a lot following the first month of no inspection. Now the election campaign is underway and probably no direction from the political masters to the ministry staff. If somehow we are granted that licence before the end of September the crop still won't be harvested until January and Q1 revenues info won't be released until the end of April 2016. This delay may result in a need to raise some operating cash. If it comes via more debt the small bump in SP to say 50 cents will stay (if we're lucky) like that till next Spring. But I really like Plan B and that is the Bellingham facility if, of course, the demand is still there from that State. If the existing facility manages to be up and running this summer as was suggesting in a NR and the new turnkey facility is built by mid-2016 then maybe the problems of the neverending low SP and the looming drying of the well will be solved. I am hoping that next month's AGM might answer those questions.