Just called the office; Nadine said that the judge was out of town last week so the mediation date should be set this week.

Yeah, patience is a virtue, but my virtues are wearing a little thin right now. Would like to see some forward movement; feel like we're in a trench war like WWI, lots of noise and losses but no movement forward.

SL's lawyers did indeed draft the contract. Not my opinion, just fact. PL abided his side and SL violate his side by delivering a non-working model and obsolete information with no patent assignment. Then the games began and the pps dropped like a rock.

Mediation has been agreed to by both parties and the date should be set next week. The actual mediation should begin within 30 to 60 days after. Checked last friday with the office and again a few minutes ago to verify.

If you cannot wait then sell, there's lots of buyers waiting in line for your shares. As for me, I've been holding for a while and plan to continue till this whole thing is done.

Best of good fortune to all,
Morris

Production setup can cost a whole lot of money. If he wants to get into production in the next 3 or 4 weeks, it's gonna cost more: shorter preperation time costs more than doing it slow, but slow costs future profits and impedes the rise in the pps. Plus it costs a bit to keep the office open on a daily basis.

I rekon all the money is being well spent in all the right places. Keep the faith.

Yeah, but notice the volume is waaayyy down. Looks like most folks are just holding and waiting for the Court decision and actual possession to bring the pps back up and then maybe sell.

The Deleware Court of Chancery is a no nonsence court. It is known as one of the best corporate and strictest courts in the Nation. XTend should be getting a favorable decision shortly. By "shortly" I mean most likely in June. I heard that the decision often comes a around 10 days, could take a little longer if there's a lot of litigation or postponments.

Sang (Sam) Lee might also wind up in criminal court on a number of charges, as well as losing his shirt in the Court of Chancery.

In laymen's terms, he shot himself in the foot.

Those selling are most likely day traders looking for a quick profit, and today they have made their profits, but the longs aren't going to sell low. If the sellers had waited till next week, they would have made a whole bunch more, I think.

Don't think I'd sell at $.005, but rather a few at $.50 and then hold the rest for $1.00.
Best of good fortune to all,
Morris

Company has total control over as new portable water testing device, a manufacturer lined up, and now a distributor with a letter of intent. All that's left is letting the lawyers finalize the agreement and build the inventory. When the first few hit the market, it will most likely become very popular. All we can do is watch the pps increase. Couple this with with the Market Crunch coming this Summer (Summer Crunch), and this will be a target for longs.