I too find it somewhat disturbing, especially in the case of Nunchi, that Fred chose the words that he did. Main Nunchi patents were approved in November of 2012 and they are just now "developing applications and technologies to DEMONSTRATE the power and functionality of our Nunchi technology." Micro Signet, on the other hand, has much more recently been patented, however "a prototype of the security is being DEVELOPED to demonstrate" to me, is not moving along at a very strong pace. Especially given the fact that Micro Signet security technology was supposed to be so straight forward as compared to Nunchi. I agree, as of last August at the stockholders meeting 50-100 companies were officially notified of the Nunchi patents, what were they reviewing if the applications that allow its abilities to be demonstrated are still a work in progress? Followed by the statement that Handal is now involved in the marketing of Nunchi and no mention of what IPMetrics is doing. It was presumed by some that things could be to the contract stage with Nunchi or why else would Handal be inserted into the mix? I would say why insert Handal into the mix if you are still developing the applications that would be used to convince potential licensees to do so? From my point of view, some inconsistencies.