I think part of the problem SLI investors are having is; the Exchange knows all too well who the market provider is in our stock. The Exchange also knows that stock price manipulation is illegal, but grants a liscense, shall we say, for a PO or MM to manage a stock price, which in turns grants a certain degree of immunity to the law, when one of the above are doing market making activities. It is accepted everyday in stock trading in the past, but times are changing and controlling a stock price, especially in our circumstance, could be considered illegal at this point in time in relation to the circumstances that contributed to the steady dimise of the stocl price. I think there may be ample evidence to clearly show manipulation held behind the doors of the Exchange, and it is this information that may be requested in the near future, if it hasn,t been already. Shareholders have collected public circumstantial evidence to a degree in regards to this, and I think there is possible much more circumstantial evidence sitting behind the doors of the Exchange, and this my friends, may be part of the reason we are seeing little to no efforts to protect us or the public in this respect. I think the thing to do is to keep eatuing away at the employees of the regulators that don,t stand up and help us and expose them for who they are, aiding their agency in not protecting shareholders against the perils of our investment/s. The more and more we contact employees at agencies that fail to help us, the longer the list of names of employees that have sit on their hands and did nothing, obstruction of justice, aiding and abetting and many more provisions of all statutory law may be readily utilized in the future to get to the bottom of this blatant pillage of shareholders.