The new products are real and are already being sold on a limited basis. They are not pie in the sky. If all there were to the company was its deteriorating legacy businesses, I wouldn't go near it. But the policy of starting new products with a limited launch, getting feedback, and making improvements is a sound policy. Of course it's frustrating to those who would like to see those products generate significant revenue more quickly. Like it or not, the new products will not be fully launched into the market until Q2 of 2010. So the proof of the pudding will be in the second half of 2010. If the FDA clears DuraTech by spring, that might be launched by the end of the year.