"We brought in free agent slugger Stambaugh to hit us a home run."

Not exactly free but, from up here in the hills, we get your point.

Nope coach. "...the report by our baseball fan..." is only a curve ball in our timeline. Not a knuckleball, just a slow curve to the outside corner.

I have taken the paragraph and have also sent it to HStrader and Mr. Cryoport. Both gentlemen have told me that it is Fine with them that I have done this.

As for me up here in the hills, my spy glass is trained on a very clever tiger, down in the valley below, that is just starting to ever-so-slightly stir. He yawns, licks his paws, rolls over on his back and sticks his nose in the air to check out the scent and wind direction. I do believe that the slightest updraft of warmer air will cause our tiger to go on the hunt big-time.

"Throughout this action in the broader markets, CYRX has held in there,trading just below it's 50MA, resisting selling, and exhibiting some fairly good relative strength. What is obviously needed now, is some positive financials, demonstrating at least a move toward becoming cash flow positive. Along with some aggressive PR, this could provide the catalyst that is necessary to start the ball rolling."

I have taken this paragraph and sent it to the management of the Ihub site. There is a false tiger in our midst and we have to root out this problem immeditaely. This paragraph above was not, repeat NOT, placed on our board by our BengalMan.

BengalMan is quite right on this one. Sounds like jambo has been juiced

My sources tell me that he has headed for the hills. Actually, in all honesty, he is looking for me because I headed for the hills yesterday.

Let me explain: I was a die-hard investor up until a few weeks ago. At that time I saw the light, I came in from the cold, I finally understood the errors of my ways and, therefore, I threw in the towel. (Little did I know that it was BengalMan who picked up my towel and started slapping me around with it. But.............this is a story for another time.)

When I did throw in the towel in total disgust and with a complete lack of confidence in our product and our management, I did it with such force and ferocity that I threw my shoulder out of its joint. This caused me to stick around during the holidays so that I could have my shoulder treated and put back in its joint before leaving yesterday for............. "the hills".
Today's action tells me that BengalMan is buying again, slowly slowly. I see 14,500 thus far, and I see a better bid/ask. I'm not saying that BengalMan is going to pile in, or get married to his position, but I do believe he is accumulating the shares that I dumped on the market during the past week. My sentiment is down, my spirits are down. Indeed, my appetite for speculative growth companies with incredible potential and a patented product with breakthrough technologies has vanished.

I am in the hills looking over the landscape and planning my next move. I see not one tiger up here--only bankers and invesment counselors and some kind of strange-looking mammal with huge tusks growing out of its face. I swear it looks walrus-like, but.......... I could be wrong.

Down in the valley below, I see a single tiger, slowly prowling, waiting in the weeds near a river. In the river there is a shiny, new-looking boat that reads "RMS CryoPort". It is flying a banner that is waving proudly in the wind that says, "Bound for Tootsie's" or "To Tootsie's or Bust" or something like that. Hard to see with eyes that have been blinded by rose-colored glasses.

Back to the landscape up here in the hills. I see Citi bankers, investment bankers, invesment specialists and investment counselors from Switzerland, Spain, Germany, Palm Beach and from the "lipstick bldg." on 3rd Avenue in New York. The place is teeming with wisdom and safety. There are U.S. Government officials passing out candy and money to all up here. The U.S. automobile manufacturers have their showrooms up here and their own airport where they land their private jets. I am taking my miserable, tarnished, frozen CryoPort money and investing it up here in "the hills".

When I find Mr. Berry, I promise to report to all members of this board. I know he is looking for me, along with Mr. Stampaugh, our new Chairman of the CryoPort Board, and along with Mr. CryoPort, the Chairman of the Ihub CryoPort board.

And when you get your new Sea Ray, I want to know the first time you sit back and relax and watch your first DVD on your new Blue Ray. Then we want to hear about your first catch of a giant Sting Ray. Next we all want to know when you listen to Ray Charles on your incredible sea-worthy sound system. After that, you can contemplate the history of how a ray of hope and keen insight produced the riches for your new ..................see above.

This message is to be repeated and reycled like the Express Shipper................

"I asked a friend of mine from the banking world to take a look at this stock and let me know what he thinks. His advice was to get out as soon as I could." The friend from the banking world could have worked for Lehman, Goldman, IndyMac, Madoff, Bear Stearns, etc... His advice is probably priceless, if you'll pardon the expression.

When 3,600 shares are sold at the bid in February, somebody please call me.

Dear Mr. Cryoport,

I just got off the phone with coach. He agrees with your need for new glasses.

Coach's advice for you and all of us this New Year is, "Take off the rosies and put on the realies."

A HOLIDAY GREETING FOR ALL CYRX SHAREHOLDERS

‘Twas two nights before Christmas with shareholders in bed,
Their stock price is stable, their spirit not dead.
They chant to themselves for the world to hear,
“See Why Our Ex” is the stock of next year.

The believers know what they have is pure gold,
They feel the fire and not the cold.
Believers have patience, they walk the line
They know their future is Fine in ’09.

FedEx and Quest and all the rest
Have tested our vessel and think it best,
And this is why we all shall hear
Sounds of glory beginning next year.

The skeptics say “No”, but don’t understand
That now is when, throughout the land, that
Planes will ship stem cells and samples galore,
From Boston and Nashville to Bangalore.

For Bengal and Coach we have respect,
Though tigers reside in their intellect.
Bengal in weeds and lying in sand
Coach in Detroit and in the stands.

In the year that is coming we shall rejoice,
It will be joy in Nashville at our bar of choice.
“See you at Tootsie’s” is our cry
“See Why Our Ex” will be on high.

All will be welcome at Tootsie’s this Spring,
Success and profits the New Year will bring.
To those who wait to see the light,
The Cumberland glistens throughout the night.

All will be merry, thrilled with our Berry
The sun will be bright from dawn to night,
From Wasilla to Lake Forest the good will shout out
There is joy in Nashville, we have not struck out.

HS’ wife will cook him dinner
So be not worried, he’s not getting thinner.
His boat will proudly carry the name
Of “RMS Cryoport” to fortune and fame.

Plenty of food will be served on a Trey
To those who see the light of day.
We shall toast the truth from RMS,
And see his words R, indeed, the MS.

May all your holidays be merry,
All will toast our favorite Berry.
Be it raz, straw, boysen or blue
We want to wish to all of you
The best the year has to offer
With CYRX in your coffer.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................






bug!

Yup!

Hs: You know I've been worried about you for months now.

What about dinner? Are you warming lunchtime leftovers or is she now cooking for you?

My Dear Mr. Cryoport,

I have figured out the answer to your questions regarding BerngalMan. This hasn't been easy, but if you look for clues and keep your wits about you, and follow the money, the answers to your confusion about BengalMan brecome apparent.

Is he in or is he out? Is he waiting for a bottom or final capitulation? Does he like our company or doesn't he? He seems to bob around and about like a...................cat.

Now, follow this:

QUESTION: What does WFWL really stand for? ANSWER: Waffle

Now do you see it? Now do you understand our BengalMan?

BengalMan waffles. He's in, he's out. He's there, he's not there. The 50 day looks good, the 20 day doesn't. It's not if, but when. However, this is true if and only if and when and only when certain other events happen or don't happen. And if nothing happens, then this could be either good or bad, depending upon the angle from which you view it or on whether or not you see it in the first place, provided that you believe it is there to be seen.

Do you see what I am saying? Do you feel better now, Mr. Cryoport? Is the mystery solved for you?

Always glad to be of service...............

Mr Dear Mr. CryoPort,
Speaking of schemes and corruption in the markets, I do believe that we, on this board, are now targets and intended victims of a scheme that has just barely started here. Fortunately, my trained eye has identified this and I want to warn all investors on this board that we have almost been duped.

Read post number 1481 by someone who pretends to be our BengalMan. This so-called "tigertrader" imposter is not our BengalMan.

Read this guy's post: "I wouldn't get too upset, someone is stepping up to the plate, buying weakness....."
"Eventually, CYRX is going to work its way out of this (what seems like an interminable) trading range and start to make higher highs and higher lows,....."

"You want to see it trade higher gradually,(supported by good fundamentals) building "value" along the way, so that the move will be sustainable. The real question is when."

The final tip-off to me was the last sentence, wherein our imposter implies that that he knows this will happen (because the fundamentals building blocks of this company are so amazing)and now the question is "when" it will happen.

This is not our BengalMan and we all know it. I have reported the imposter to the management of Ihub so that this kind of stuff will be stopped immediately. They are making an investigation and will trace who the imposter is and where he is from.

We all know that our BengalMan is still very skeptical about the future of CYRX and that he is quietly waiting in the weeds to see if all of the announcemenmts from the company are real. Our BengalMan has earned his stripes by being skeptical and by being highly technical in his price analysis.

Pure, plain and simple, OUR BengalMan does not assume higher price (supported by fundamentals) at this early stage in the game. Our BengalMan would never imply that he knows enough now to say that it is no longer a quesion of "if" (now that he has read all of the recent announcments from CYRX, has researched the industry and now clearly sees the amazing potential here), but when.

Things just don't happen this way with our BengalMan. I smell a cat here and I shall track down and weed out this individual without any paws for rest or year-end contemplation. I shall tale him and stripe him of his false identity on this board and I shall pounce on him have him whisked away and put on a slow boat to Nashville.

Dwalrus: Not in mine either, Coach said it. I just quoted it.

He said it in a tone of voice that implied the word "Bah!", as in "Bah! Humbug!". For some reason, those two words seem to go together, whatever that proves.

I need help here from BengalMan because if coach was talking "...stock price,market,even technichal vocabulary,...." it went right over my head. He said something to the effect that the Charles scares the Dickens out of him. I assumed he meant my river, the Charles River, as opposed to our river, the Cumberland.......... Doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me but........ neither does $.53 for a stock worth nothing less than $2.53 at the present time.

Dear Mr. CryoPort,

I looked at this list, called coachc and asked his opinion of of it.

In a word: "Humbug!"

"Bostonman, do you really get it? I understand you're a Bengal hunter."

You are close, my dear Mr. Cryoport. I am a Bengalore hunter, looking for labs that serve the major CRO's of the world whose specimens are shipped to "Bengalore" via our Express Shipper.

Whatever........................

BengalMan, We are getting confused here. The Charles is my river. The Cumberland is Tootsie's river. Are you telling us that you are going down the Charles, (with a stop at Louis Boston, in the Back Bay, for new stripes after you make your killing on our stock), then out into the Atlantic, heading South, and then down the Cumberland to Nashville/Tootsie's?

And are going to visit CryPort in Orange County, CA?

OMG, you are one territorial, far-wandering Bengal looking for an abundance of prey (and females) over a very wide-ranging area. Me thinks you see tremendous upside potential here, much more than meets the average tigereye.

CKP: This is how I see it: The small family of Bengal tigers has very quietly settled into the weeds surrounding the pond that is presently being enjoyed by a herd of thirsty zebras. A few of the zebras are somewhat weak from the drout that has engulfed the Indian plain, around Bangalore, for the past three years.

Very soon, the rest will be history.

To All CYRX Board Members (and this includes coachc):
I think it is important that I translate BengalMan's post for all of our loyal shareholders.

As some of you may know, tigers can mate all year around but seem to do so more between November and April. The female tiger is receptive for mating for only very brief periods during these months. Therefore, timing is critical and this is what BengalMan is explaining when he speaks of 50 day moving averages.

Note that BengalMan has only very recently, perhaps after the end of November, realized how pregnant our stock is and how important it is that he participate in the incredible growth potential of our company and, therefore, of our stock price. BengalMan has mated, has bonded, has become attached to the pure facts of our story and is now contemplating multiplication.

The mortality rate of most tiger cubs is high. (Approximately half don't make it to two years old.) This is why BengalMan has been warning all of us (until recently) of the failure rate of companies like CYRX. But..............and this is important.......BengalMan also knows that India harbors the largest tiger population in the world and that his specie, the mighty Bengal Tiger, has tripled in population in the last 30 years, or so.

What does this mean? It means that our Bengalman knows where to settle and invest for his future, knows the areas of highest probability for successful multiplication of his investment and he has picked us for his habitat. The only caveat in his post is to not count your cubs until they are born and the two critical years of greatest danger have passed.

Now, just imagine what would happen if we could get coach to think of our company as a minor league farm club, bursting with talent, that is on the verge of taking on the Red Sox and trouncing them. If somebody out there can hold coach's hand and explain to him what BengalMan is saying to us, here, then you will have done a great service to coach's family and his future. We don't want to see coach, himself, his children and his grandchilren live in poverty.

HS: As I see it we are all in the same boat here. I would like to suggest you change the name of your boat to one of the following: "Spring Slam Dunk", "January Miracle", "From Out of the Cold", "Port in the Storm", "My Cryobaby".

BengalMan, congrats on a good one.

Not only do I agree with you, I will go one step further: If there is a Santa Claws rally, then investors will pounce on our stock and devour it. Those people not buying right now will lick their wounds.

Dear Mr. Cryoport,

CORRECTION: If Tootsie's should fail, then you shall sail, singing "Bangalorea, Bangalorea Hallelujah" when (we make our killing here and) you are on the good ship RMS HSTrader. The warm sun will be in your eyes as you head North to Portsmouth, but the rose-colored glasses will protect you.

Why are any of you surprised? I told you all in a public announcement over the weekend that BengalMan had changed his stripes, has seen the light, has come out of the cold and has finally understood the intelligence of buying our stock at these prices. BengalMan reads between the stripes and ferrets out valuable information.

Anybody who has not connected the dots, made available by recent press releases and other articles of the past month, does not deserve to own our stock. Go have lunch with coachc and discuss the Tigers but make no negative comments about our BengalMan.

Frankly, I was a little worried about BengalMan for a while there. (Mind you, not as worried as I have been about hstrader's wife and his dinner every night.) I knew that BMan had a very good brain and lots of experience and that his comments were constructive and not ugly or mean, but I still worried about where he prowls every night and what patch of weeds he lies in before pouncing for the kill(ing that we all will make on this stock).

So, yes my dear Mr. Cryoport, you did just read that BengalMan wants directions to roll into Tootsie's. Yes, yes, yes...........Hallelujah, may the tiger liest down with the lamb, may mankind beat its swords into plowshares, may CryoPort ship its way to stardom and may all of us who have been buying like crazy for the past month ride the good ship RMS Cryoport up the Cumberland River to arrive at Tootsie's for The Big Celeb.........

As for detailed directions, I dunno' but I'll get to that hurdle when the stock hits $10 around June of next year----just in time to put on those rose-colored glasses that guard against too much bright light.

Now I shall answer BengalMan, himself, directly.

QUESTION: "Bman,I need the directions to Tootsie's."

ANSWER: Very simple : Buy like hell every share you can get down here!

"the days of speculating,wagging and rumor mongering are over, and that goes for you Bostonman......"

Dear Mr. Cryoport,

I shall speculate, wag, swag, spread rumors, twist BengalMan's tail and engage in other unspeakable acts until they peel my fingers open and take my Smith & Wesson out from the iron grip of my cold hand.

Dear Mr. Cryoport,

I have but one question: Where does WFWL fit into this wireless technological chain?

Coach has told me to look for two grunts and a bunt.

$30 million. $30 Million? You've gotta' be kidding.
These Cirrus people have their head in the clouds and should be embarrassed at even suggesting a lousy 1%. They need coach's glasses to set their sights straight and see the light.
One more comment like this out of Cirrus and we will send BengalMan over there to show them his stripes, teach them how to do more than just scratch the surface and give them a lecture on some technicals.
$30MM. You have got to be kidding!

To All Investors on This Board:
My sources tell me that BengalMan has become a buyer of our stock. If you very carefully read BengalMan's most recent post, and if you read between the stripes, I do beleve that it will be obvious to anybody, except for coachc, that the Big Bad Bengal TigerTrader (aka BengalMan)has seen the light, has come out of the dark side of the jungle, has retreated from the cold and has figured out that CYRX is one steal here for both technical and fundamental reasons.
My crystal ball tells me that there is a Bengalman in our future this Spring at Tootsie's. I see BengalMan standing on the tables, throwing popcorn to the madding crowd, dancing and toasting RMS, hstrader and me for getting him to see the light and for introducing him to this golden opportunity for upward mobility.
Ladies and gentlemen, I introduce all of you to our latest Berry-flavored, Kool Aid-drinking, swash buckling bull who has now joined the bandwagon to Tootsie's and who will be brandishing a sword on the good ship RMS Cryoport.

Coach: Great post. Adorabble. There is a company that actually does make rose-colored glasses but the glasses are very weak in their tint color. They have been clear until this week. Now their product is beginning to get stronger in their rose-colored tint.
The company is located in Bengal, in the middle of nowhere, and is surrounded by tigers. Do you speak Bengalese? Personally, I don't.
I believe,however, that there is a trader on this board who actually does speak Bengalese and you might want to communicate with him. He is a tiger of a guy and I do believe that he is beginning to change his stripes.

ROFLMFAO! Adorable.

RMS, wait a minute here. You've got a large pair of what? Who are you? What are you trying to tell us?

More or less. Sort of. Perhaps. Maybe. Could be. I don't know. Who knows? Go figure. It figures. There is validity in what you say. You may be right. You could be right. Time will tell. Nobody can predict the future with certainty. We'll just have to see what develops.

Tootsie's with dual Martinis in April, 2009.
If there is no conclusion then
Tootsie's with dual Margaritas, also April, 2009

And if there is still no conclusion, then....

Dual Jobados, with a splash of Kahlua and Icelandic Vodka
in Lake Forest, June 2009.

And if none of this works, then it will be
BengalMan all over your asses for being smart and disrespectful.

Dear dwalrus: Excellent idea for FedEx. I think they also should sponsor a PGA golf tournament and call it the FedEx Cup. Has a nice ring to it. I also think the trophy for this cup should be a gold-plated Express Shipper with the names of the winners for each year's tournament engraved on this shipper. The first two names should be RMS and Bengal Man, in honor of the two reasoned and somewhat opposing viewpoints on this board.

BengalMan and CRYO: You guys are too funny, Very cute...

Well.....................we're all in the same boat here and nice to know you are still well-afloat. But what about your dinner every night?

BengalMan: Yes, I think we all understand the limitations of this medium. No argument at all from me on this point. I just thought you seized on a minor-looking article in Bloomberg "to prove" that CYRX is at the wrong place at the wrong time. Please note that I said "minor-looking": You could be dead right and me and others here could be dead wrong. My view is based upon a belief that a bunch of bio-tech startups do not an industry make. My view is based upon the sheer magnitude and importance of Quest, Mayo, DuPont, ABC, FedEx and other names, which I believe could be forthcoming.

Your point about globalization is also very good but somehow I just don't see medical research and companies like Quest being affected in the same way that Apple or Nordstrom or Toyota might be.

Your view about the overall stock market, both global and "local" is a strong one. This is the one point you make that I am concerned about also. If the Dow went to 5,000 I am sure CYRX won't hold at $.50.
"This a global recession, global credit contraction, that has the very real potential to develop into a global depression, and no country and no company is immune( including WFWL)." Yes, you could be so correct that it is downright scary. I don't know if I really understand this as well as you do. To go one step further, I don't know if anybody knows exactly "where" this whole thing is going.
My question is this, however: What happens to hstrader's dinner if we are all wrong about CYRX? What happens to his boat, the RMS Cryoport? What about the big roll into Tootsie's? There are some very serious implications here.

Regards and nice to share views with you.