Stan has a history of developing start-up companies and then selling them... this is indirectly pointed out in his biography with the food distribution company in Africa and the dental distributor in Isreal.

I asked Stan this same question a few years ago. His reply at that time was that LLSR represented the mother of all gold mines and he had no plans to sell the company. Now..... that could have just been talk.... but I believe that Stan would first place the company in the greatest position of strength before he would start to consider selling the company.

I think he would seriously start to consider selling the company and entertaining offers once he has completed the following milestones:

1. Launch Beta units

2. Obtain FDA approval

3. Finalize the development of both OCT and NIR systems (at least complete pre-production)

4. NIR moved from patent pending to patent status

5. Distribution network established (already knows the key players)

6. Complete the software to detect soft tissue issues

7. Perhaps move from OTCBB to a larger exchange like the NYSE

Let's face it..... LLSR will seriously damage all current companies providing dental diagnostic equipment (x-ray, digital x-ray and all others). The mainstream dental equipment suppliers will have to make a run at aquiring LLSR or risk falling to the wayside. Let me give you one great example.... a company called KaVo developed a tooth decay detector called "DIAGNOdent" that uses light fluorescence to indicate the presence of hidden decay. The amount of decay needed to activate a reading typically requires a drill and fill action. It does not display an image but gives a numerical reading indicating that tooth decay is present but not the specific location and extent. It sells for $3K. In May 2004, KaVo was acquired by Danaher Corporation in a transaction valued above $500M. Danaher is a NYSE listed company with annual sells of $9.5B.

So.... you would have to expect that the big boys like Danaher will attempt to acquire LLSR and my guess is that the minimum acceptable starting bid is $5/share or ~ $500M....I would definitely vote in favor of $5/share! Stan and Craig have ~ 27M shares each times $5.... I could live with $135M and no stress for the rest of my life!

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