I think you may be right about the timing of 4 to 6 weeks as there is some talk that Philip might be doing another dog and pony show for Proactive Investors in another month or two. It would seem to make sense that any kind of road show would need something more than the last road show - to make it worthwhile.

In the meantime, it would be great to hear some further updates on the first NIS well in Hungary - as the Mako Trough is still a huge prize sitting in the middle of all the infrastructure necessary to flow gas in a matter of months if not weeks - if NIS decides to flow test??

On the Beetaloo front, the new Howard government in Australia looks like a very positive development and the fracking issue much less of concern in the Beetaloo than in other areas of the world or even in Australia. It looks like Bruner may be running into fairly strong fracking resistance with his Paltar holdings in the much more populated area of Arnhem that is East of Darwin (and no where close to the Beetaloo). If you google Paltar and Arnhem - there are a number of articles on the Aborginal people running fairly strong campaigns against fracking in Arnhem - as there is many times the population in the Arnhem area compared to almost no population in the Beetaloo.

Still - it would be helpful here to have some good news out of the AGM, as the price will continue to drift lower on very small volumes without some news.