I have on a number of occasions felt through the posts of some here a huge "sigh".... similar to someone who was just given a less than stellar hand at the Casino poker table.

Lets get something straight...this stock will dive...and then it will elevate...only to dive again. This will keep happening..so plan for it..keep cash..buy in on those dips....accumulate shares.

Heres the "Big" pictures as I see it. We the shareholders of this well managed, well financed, well located and well just plain exciting company are being handed the opportunity to build up our position in NOT right now. The longer we get to do it the more the reward in the end. I bought more last Friday and will buy more as I get the chance.

My best advice to those who are impatient with the stock price fluctuations is .... get a job.....pay your bills....don't gamble...and don't invest in spec stocks (this still is one but will likely be much more stable by summer or at the latest year's end).

Another piece of advice....don't let your emotions make you a panic seller. This is the way the big guys eat you up and spit you out. Be long and strong.. don't play with the stock if your not experienced "and" have a successful track record at doing it. This stock is being monitored by its management. If too much playing around with the price happens management seems always to have a rabbit in their hat they pull in the form of an exceptional news release or whatever that scares the manipulators back into their holes for a bit. That is the sign of a good management team. They run the company, but they don't forget their shareholders and the risk they take. Give the CEO and his roundtable of executive staff a chance to carry out what they are determined to do....make everyone here and there rich.. Isn't that the "Big Picture". When you get emotional about the stock fluctuations (down of course) you get yourself and others down and serve to act as a form of "soft basher". No one wants that here. They do want negative feedback where it is "well researched" and put forward in an intelligent, meaningful manner. No one can argue a good argument against the stock price going up or going down.

Moaning isn't generally a result of due diligence or intelligent interaction with the forum. It's normally a sign of frustration, panic, low investment self-confidence and tends to actually insult the other patient longs on the board.

So to finish this essay off.....Stay Cool...Stay Patient... Stay Informed... Take a break from this forum and your computer if your only looking at the stocks....live life a bit and enjoy it....God has only given us one chance at it....don't blow it by festering with impatience, greed and panic. That's just very sad for everyone to hear.

Good luck this week to the longs of NOT ... God Bless and lets look to more great to exceptionally great news over the near term.

MM