Well, my thoughts for my novel have fermented, and I'm setting distractions aside until after I get this ball rolling.

I've decided to break my thoughts for this novel down into consumeable chapters, which will hopefully facilitate discussion of each thought on it's own.

To initiate discussion, I first believe it wise to consider what IMO may be a pivotal issue: What can they say in the CC without having supplied an 8-K "material events" in advance?

Perhaps someone far more knowledgable re: SEC regs can correct me as appropriate, but I believe (but don't KNOW) that since EDIG gave proper advance notice regarding the CC and since that CC is available for all shareholders to hear, that there may be some provisions in the regs that permit EDIG to withhold otherwise reportable info until the CC takes place. A permitted moritorium if you will. And it follows that such info would be shared in the CC, followed with an SEC filing. I base my "belief" purely on logic. If everything to be shared in the CC has already been shared per required, timely filings, there would be lesser point in conducting a CC other than to share the "insignificant".

A confirmation of this "opinion" will be helpful when reviewing the chapters that follow. I'd go searching, but prefer to initiate further discussion on other areas. Some conjecture is affected by the above, and some probably isn't..... Crucify me for this approach if you wish, as I admit that a confirmation of the above should be a prerequisite.

SGE