PMB,

To be honest, I trust people who share what's in the their hearts more than those who post a position that is either too positive, or too negative without much sense of real emotion.

Any real long knows the profound disappointment that has come with owning this stock. I'm not pointing fingers or laying blame at how we got here. I just don't understand the people who say they have been long this stock for years, and yet not expect more from management before investing even more money in this new venture. How could someone watch their investment drop so drastically and not vent some frustration at one time or another? Collectively, I would imagine millions (probably tens of millions) of dollars have been lost in shareholder value. A great deal of that has come from the pockets of ordinary investors who believed in Nanopierce.

I enjoy reading your posts. I enjoyed reading Docs posts. Kent has shown he is human. Zties also shows his emotion, in addition to his knowledge of the new product. Genuine people are the reason longs keep reading this board.

The parallels between Nanopierce and Vyta/BioAgra are eerie. A proprietary product with huge potential (if you are optimistic enough to believe what's been presented). Then the business is promoted by the release of information that may result in real revenue. If I hadn't gone through the Nanopierce experience I would be tempted to buy into Vyta. But, my lesson was pretty painful. I'm not blaming anyone; but, I haven't seen anything that would cause me to change my opinion (yet).

Jeff