RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Challenges I think this board is agreed that a 700 page document that probably required a Mac truck to deliver and took 7 months by 15 full time researchers to compile isn't likely to get approved within the next few days so let's move on to the Q2 financials possibly due after hours today. I doubt Roger will put a number to the TLC-2000's sold so far but look for a headline number like a 15% or 20% increase in sales. Of course, you have to be diligent and scroll down to the bottom to see if they actually turned a profit after accounting for expenses. Hopefully this time around Roger's arithmetic skills have improved. He's been stating that their present cash burn is around $300,000 a month but he said that before the last financial report was released and the actual figure came in closer to $385,000. Cash left and burn rate will be of key interest to investors to help gauge how long they can tough it out before resorting to another PP. A lot of mouths to feed looking at their website so those people would need assurances pretty soon that their jobs are safe for at least another year. Look for a hint on that subject in the MD&A since we're so close to when it's got to get done. I realize Roger is hoping for news to boost the sp before tackling another financial instrument but his cancer procedure might end up being just too complicated and experimental for HC to rush approval.