Gang, one thing I'd like to bring up.  I think all this is happening on 
way too short notice.

Now, I understand why this is so. Much of what is happening with PLUG 
and AZOTO is very new. We haven't had much time to have any kind of 
refined processes, booths or otherwise. But for next time, I think an 
entire year should be invested in preparing for a booth. Or:

We should already have a booth ready. Better yet, we should have a 
Package A booth, Package B booth, Package C booth. A being very big, C 
being very small, and B being somewhere in the middle. The booth and how 
it's conducted should be so well refined that we don't have to 'think' 
about anything, rather fill slots with warm bodies, train the people, 
and fill slots with equipment. Then the following booth will be 
iteratively better.

Thing is, we probably have the attention of ten thousand people, but for 
a few short minutes. Like two minutes. Most people at conventions think 
about covering as much of the floor as possible, only stopping at parts 
that are interesting to them. You've got to be ready to make it the best 
two minutes we can; and that kind of thing takes planning.

Just something I wanted to say. We won't be able to have such a booth 
ready by next week, but let's get started on the next booth now with the 
planning of this one. At the very least, let's have a final booth ready 
by next year's AZ Tech Expo.

--Alexander