The only thing of interest is that, as reported by Bankerson, in a couple of weeks there is to be a re-boot session for the Grewal flip-flop.

The Shareholders' list, sorted by First Name (!), was made available via a tiny link at the bottom of the screen. First there was a 2-page confidentialty agreement to be signed and then the List popped up as a sequence of 10 (I think) independent blocks. I don't think there was any way to see the entire list at one time, nor to export it. Clearly, shareholders are not supposed know of other Shareholders.

One thing that caught my eye though was that one entry in the "C"s (I think it was a company not a person) showed 417 million shares or so. Given the 10 pages of names, several of which owned at least 500,000 shares, how can this be? I hope they didn't quietly issue a bunch of shares.

The vSHAM was very brief (maybe 10-12 minutes) with only Cliff speaking and no interactive Q&A. The list was withdrawn from view as soon as Cliff finished reading his script. As a result I never got to the last page which might have had an overall total.

Vote counts must be reported to SEC/Edgar this coming week.  Not that they are worth anything.