SGE, I hope you are right. I have to admit, you have much more experience in this area than I do. My experience is limited to negotiating settlement agreements with the BSA when the companies I have worked for were accused of not being in compliance with software licensing. It usually happens after an acquisition, when the guys at the top who brokered the deal forgot to bring in the right technical folks during the DD process. Usually once the acquisition is completed, than the layoffs happen, and a disgruntled former employee seems to always anonymously turn the company in for using unlicensed software. Then the letter comes, accusing the company of violating every license under the sun demanding proof and threatening huge fines. That’s the point where I always get dragged in, and in the cases where I didn’t believe we infringed, I proved that we didn’t, and the accusation was dropped. In the cases where we did infringe, it came down to a negotiation process, in which both sides presented their case to justify a number, and the process always took at least 12-18 months of back and forth bartering to settle. With that said, I realize the situations I have explained are far less complex than what is happening in Texas, so it is very possible that in cases like ours there might not be a lot of substantiating the #’s going on. I am hoping for big $$$, just not expecting huge $$$ as I don’t want to be disappointed. I did buy more shares last week in anticipation of the news, so I am expecting the news to be good enough to see some appreciation in SP. Hope all is well with you my friend, and I sincerely hope things are improving for your friend as well. Good luck to you, me, us, and all longs.