RE:RE:RE:The call was disappointingAgree completely DIYGuy. Also, I finished a deeper dive of the third quarter results last night; when you normalize out the $4 million reserves, the story is quite positive in terms of revenue growth and sales margins. And the reserves taken now mean next quarter will have a better chance of nice sequential comparisons and next year will have a better chance of nice year over year comparisons. I wonder if taking the reserves was just a way to moderate expectations arising from reporting Q3. If the one contract gets repriced upwards as part of normal inflation and other negotiations, part of the reserve will have turned out not to be needed. The fact that the two applicable contracts are operating, but merely waiting for final project integrations and formal sign off by municipalities is encouraging. Once that happens, QTRH can collect some of the unbilled revenue sitting on the balance sheet. The management team has been busy working on several projects, so more progress is likely over the coming months; removing some of the old issues (eg China JV) will also allow for greater focus going forward.