For those who have history with this site, I have to admit that I am in total agreement with Shaffer today!....... another historic landmark.

I am amazed at how fast everything when down with the merger.... from a March 17th "intent" to a May 24th "effective" in just two months (OK...plus one week).

Did you catch the key items in the press release:

1. HPC equipment.... http://www.extrac-tec.com/index.htm

You have to check out the video of their HPC-30 and it catches up to 97% of the mineral content..... down to 50 microns.... this is great!

2. Greig: The CEO of Extrac-Tec's distribution and co-inventor of the HPC equipment that is used specifically for surface level gold mining equipment is manufactured across the boarder in South Africa. Do you think that TAG will get favorable equipment pricing, delivery, spare parts and repair services from Extrac Tec.... located down the road with Greig a LLSR director and principle?

3. Tapiwa: Re-read Tapiwa's quotes..... I like the use of the word "plethora". I had mention in a previous post that the Zimbabwe government had passed a law earlier this year that requires non-native owned business to either merge (sell 51% of their company) to a native owned business or forfeit the same percentage to the Zimbabwe government. So perhaps his comments line up with the government's mandate.... so LLSR has Tapiwa, a native businessman who already meets the government mandate of native owned company with experience in mining minerals as a new director and principle.

I went back to the April press release and thought we should tie this quote into the mix.."TAG has been exploring and bulk sampling miles of riverbed soils rich with gold bearing sands for over one year now. We are ready to begin the process of pegging and staking out the most promising areas that were explored and identified as having economically viable deposits, utilizing state of the art HPC-10 gold recovery and mineral separation machinery."

So what do we have here?...... Greig's HPC-10's bulk sampling the area over the last year where TAG will peg their claims (so they have to know the attributes of the areas they have been evaluating). Tapiwa, a native owned business man with experience in gold mining working with Greig.... and now both directors and principles of LLSR.....all orchestrated by Al Pietrangelo... the new CEO of LLSR.

4. TAG... I was confused for a while as LLSR mentioned TAG (Zimbabwe) and TAG Minerals until I finally pieced this all together after reviewing the SC14F1 on file. TAG Minerals owns 49% of TAG (Zimbabwe). This meets the government's mandate as Tapiwa's TAG (Z) keeps 51% ownership of the local company. Tapiwa and Greig join forces with Al getting access to a stock symbol (LLSR) with lots of shares. With comments that TAG (Z) will soon start mining gold... or stated differently, LLSR will start earning revenue shortly!

This is really a great opportunity to buy into LLSR.... the company has spiraled to the point of what looks like bankruptcy (at $0.004/share at one point last month... what else could this mean?). The street really hasn't paid attention yet but the share price has stabilized in the $0.03/$0.04 range the last few weeks prior to today's press release. Simply generating revenue will drive the share price up at these levels and the revenue is based on one of the hottest sectors.....GOLD!.... then you have this team all orchestrated to acquire LLSR... this should be an interesting week to watch a price run... and at least a strong volume run.

Then we have Tapiwa saying "making seasoned strategic acquisitions of other small to mid size mining operations throughout Zimbabwe." He added, "there is a plethora of mining opportunities in Zimbabwe and TAG intends, and anticipates, carving out its share for the benefit of the shareholders of Lantis."..... this will be interesting to see how all this unfolds over the next few months.... but one thing should be clear.... the day's of LLSR below a penny are over.... if the LLSR share price peaked at $0.92/share years ago when they were only a pink sheet that owned intellectual OCT property rights without a demonstration unit at that time (with no revenue in sight for years), what do you think will happen with LLSR generating revenue via TAG Minerals this quarter?... so my guess is that anything below $0.10/share has to be a bargain now that Al (read his background) is the new CEO... because as they grow their revenue "organically" and lets assume there is something going on given Tapiwa's comments.... the dental side of the company now has internal funding moving forward.... truly a great but odd combination of now owning LLSR with two separate/unique subsidiaries in the dental diagnostic sector and now GOLD!... at what point do we call this a mutual fund.... lol!

Enter the light with,

Enlightened

putting items 1 and 2 together, LLSR has the state of the art equipment