Spiny,

I feel your pain. These types of errors are WAY TOO COMMON in the internet era. TV, newspapers and websites - they all suffer from poor spelling and grammar.

If a company wants to appear professional and attract investors, the news releases must be factual and correct. We saw this a few weeks ago with the geography errors in the last news release.

At some point, if the information looks "Mickey Mouse", people will think the company is Mickey Mouse and look elsewhere. I hope the folks at KXL will slow down and make sure the info is good!

And Hello to all - Glad to see familiar names are still hanging in.

And to all the "Mellonheads" out there - hope your team wins!

KG