Brilliant post, leafs.

I think some may be of the opinion that "we saw the segment on bnn, now how come I aint rich yet".

This is a process not an event.

Kind of off topic here a bit, but illustrates mine and leafs point.

I have held seminars in the past some successful and some not so successful, but never has it been a complete dud or not worth it. The last one was on estate planning back in October. Very good turnout about 50 people, I piggy backed with a lawyer and an accountant. Lots of questions afterwards but when it came to follow up appointments it was rather disappointing by the size of the crowd that attended. All said it was a great evening???

About 3 weeks ago (five months later) I got a call from a couple who attended the seminar I can remember them very quit, listened carefully, did not ask questions didn't stay for coffee and they left. They wanted to make an appointment to come in and see me. They may turn out to be one of my biggest accounts! Marketing does pay off, its just very hard to measure. It can happen out of know where when you least expect it from the most unlikely of sources.

Germany is another new stage. We have at least 2 investors who are driving to Stutgart just to meet with us. This is not the retail crowd. Since we do not require further financing at this time the only way the institutions can play is to buy from us. Shake the tree pick a few more shares, tedious process but they have no other way. Everytime this happens less shares fall from the tree, until none come down. Last time I looked up the tree there are not many left.

Upcoming PR, marketing, germany, continued drilling (the chu never sleeps). I have never been more comfortable about my investment in TTm as right now. I understand for those who are relatively new here and have not had the time to do the DD that some of us have. It is normal to be a little skidish especially the way the markets have been. No problems here.

BBOB