Maybe that's why there is no public news.

Maybe they are trying to line up the bidders.

If the stock is tightly held as one person suggests, then a take over would be possible, but not at $100 a share.

Usually, someone who would want to takeover a company, especially in, basically, pre-productions stages, supply chains, distribution, and servicing etc, etc. Would be offered approx 10% of the potential.

Would be interesting to see what the potential (and who would determine this potential) is in the various world markets and if they would sell, the various market rights.

At present $100 is a dream. I think somewhere between $5-10 at this stage, would get the ball rolling and be more realistic.

Not unless you get one of these car manufacturers (Ford, GM, Chrysler) on side with a built in infrastructure and distribution already to go. They seem to be hurting. And all those salesmen just waiting to sell. Hmm Hmm .

Going green and reinventing oneself, maybe down the car manufacturers alley. Since it will unlock the $1 trillion purse. Anybody talking to these guys yet?

I read a article were the author suggested that during this economic hardship, he had the crazy idea that this bad time could help the U.S. lead the charge to the green side, and that in of itself, would create more jobs, as we try to reduce our carbon footprint and change necessary laws to protect the environment and provide efficient houses and cars, alternate heating and transportation. Crazy as a fox.

Waiting for the carb testing hopefully it will be done before the Richmond Club. ("Not a chance" I hear) Well I hope Jerry has something to say that will get these guy's excited.

I would hope he tells the shareholders first ( oh what is that I hear again. "Not a chance")

You never know things could change in 2009. (I know I hear you " Not...)

Rogers.