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Fish, just wondering how you know he is not telling the truth (and I am not being sarcastic)? Certainly the guidance has changed, but this was apparently due to new information and perhaps a new method of calculation (new CFO). Therefore, he was telling the truth as far as we are aware: things do change and it is more honest to bring these to light than to hide them. And we do not know that what he was quoted as saying yesterday is incorrect or dishonest. So how can you draw the conclusion that he is dishonest? Sure, it may turn out that he was intentionally misleading the market, and that is the case, he is in big trouble. At present, we have no evidence that this is the case, unless I missed something along the way. Thanks.