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Monday, 11/17/2008 2:16:17 PM

Monday, November 17, 2008 2:16:17 PM

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To release the financials, they actually have until the end of Nov, which in this case means the first week of Dec (Thanksgiving). The financials will not be spectacular, but to comply with current accounting rules, they must include the details of material items released prior to September 30 AND they must include any material events that have happened between Septembeer 30 and the date of the release of the financials. They must tell us the split and significant points of the Kia contract and the Bloomberg deal and ANY OTHER deal that has occurred. Also, the source of cash flow from August (the last time we noted dilution) and the release date fo the financials. I would not expcet the financials to be early. They may even be late do to the "extra" information that they should contain. Failure to include all of the above mentioned info means that the financials are incomplete according to the accounting rules. The company CFO is responsible for that to happen. We'll know more after their release.

LB