If it is Sheldon, Dave should have a little talk with him. Having been a director before of a mining company, it would seem more than appropriate to have a company daily limit on how many shares an official can sell in a day and only during times of advancing prices, never when the stock is struggling or going down. To tell you the truth, a board member really doesn't do much. They meet four times a year, usually over a meal and hash out direction while overseeing what the president is doing. In our case, the real work horse is obviously, Dave. What contribution does Sheldon really make, I would like to know besides putting past pressure on our shares?