SunSeeker,

Well said and I agree 100%.

Yesterday, I sent to Bill Cawker (MEO) an actual example of the regular, clear, forthright type of reporting that "good" management provides to its shareholders. I told him he could learn from that example of timeliness, disclosure of current activity, financial condition and future plans. On the other hand, the kind of persistent secrecy practiced by Cawker and his "team" suggests suspicious negative behavior to shareholders. I believe we shareholders should remain determined to get to the bottom of it. As I always said to Cawker and fellow shareholders, if we lose our dough after an honest effort, I'll take my loss and go on. But if we lose due to incompetence or dishonesty, I'll pursue every legal recourse against them. The more of us express ourselves in support of forthright, timely reporting about OUR investment, the better, in my opinion.

Best regards,