Skinny,

I appreciate Babs' posting the official news release that supports a previous post stating that trading would resume around Oct 1. Well done, and no argument there.

The whys and wherefores have been well-established for a long time - the financials were not completed as required by regulation. A question for you;

- Whose fault was it? This is a BASIC business practice and nobody's fault but the person in charge of the business, without question.

As for having been given a date for when the new auditors will have all statements prepared - I'll believe it when I see it. Another question for you:

- How many dates have we been given in the past?

And another;

- If the company cannot comply with contractual dates for filing, how am I as an investor supposed to believe that the company will HONOUR their commitment to ANY deadline dates?

Do you actually expect that investors will not complain? If so, give your head a shake!!

Finally, what's done is done and we cannot change that. We can only learn from it and plan for the future accordingly.

- Could this situation have been prevented?

- Can we take the answer to that question and look ahead positively with assurance that it will not happen again?

Trust is not lost. Trust is earned.

The current situation is a joke, until ACTIONS prove otherwise. Somebody, please, please PROVE ME WRONG.

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