RE:The flood gates are leisurely opening in the US H2 $preeWhampoa that is what I have been going on about. They should not sell their full ip they need to keep all that separate in accordance to sector and further to what you said they need to get non exclusive licensing licenses where they will not be tied to a single vendor you only lock yourself down if you feel you are getting a worthwhile acquisition. The way I see each ip should not go under the very absolutely lowest $20. I have said this in regards to the oil and gas specifically I have pegged a $20 to $25 range at the least if you get more better. But I think for a single ip that is bottom reasonable considering the amount of cost savings and potential fair size return thereafter it is all accretive. The jobs for the tech depending on contracts can be low millions to if what I remember and saw correctly is 160 million for bigger suppliers. So we are seeing the magnitude here. In any case like I said this is all moot until the company rises to the current challenge destroys it and commands something people will highly seek and show through earned contracts it is worth every penny no less than $20 to $25 for that single ip but if the oil and gas look to things like methane other biofuels that's another ip and the price should be $40 to $50 and so forth. I don't think that Geoff will sell the full ip he shouldn't at all because the markets are huge. In any case time will tell all things right now it is clawing to survive stabilize and thrive.