I had the extreme pleasure of dining with Eric King many months ago in New York, and let me tell you all right now. He is the real deal! This guy is a big Kimber shareholder and he is determined to see this company succeed. He has vision like no one I have ever met. I thought once when I met Steve Jobs that I would never be in the presence of that type of greatness again, but I was wrong. Eric King sees it. And he gets it. He gets it better than you or I, and he sees it better than anyone I have ever come across. You bet against a guy like this at your own peril. He knows where Kimber is going and he plans to bring his considerable powers to bear on seeing it through to that end. I am a people person. I don't invest in companies. I invest in people. I didn't invest in Intel in 93. I invested in Andy Grove. I didn't invest in Cisco in 95. I invested in John Chambers. I didn't invest in Pixar in 97. I invested in Steve Jobs, John Lasseter and Ed Catmull. Apple again in 02 because of Steve Jobs. Nvidia because of Jen Hsun Huang. Nvidia was a great story. I tried and tried to understand what the heck they did, how it fit in to the big picture. I never really could get a grip, but I knew the Jen Tsun Huang would not, almost could not fail, and he doubled my money for me. And it was a lot of money. Eric King is the best I have ever come across. He has the heart of a loin and the bite of a pit bull. His word is his bond and he has dedicated himself to destroying the naked short sellers and taking Kimber to the promised land. That promised land is there. He sees it, and he has helped me see it too. What a gift! You'll meet him some day after you've made a lot of money on this investment. You'll shake his hand, hear his laugh and see his smile and you'll say to yourself, "Holy cow with all the yo-yo's out there in the investment world, how could I have ever have doubted this guy?" Have you ever examined diamonds? I have. It is very hard to find quality. But when you find it, you hold it and you don't let go. Bull