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Saturday, 04/19/2014 3:50:56 PM

Saturday, April 19, 2014 3:50:56 PM

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WHERE is PR on 2 BILLION share allocation/ potential massive dilution increase, or "tweets",or facebook update,and blog, etc IF it's such a great thing as is being speculated? Why bury it on Edgar, on a typical SEC filing form w/o a single PR to link back to the big "announcement"?

I mean why? Really? They, IMO put out "PR" for the most trivial, and IMO often meaningless of things (awards, some "talk" or whatever), so if this massive increase in the allocated shares available, to 2 billion shares is "good" and "great" and means "imminent financing" and trials to advance and so forth- then where is that ole PR? Instead, the big "news" goes out after market close, heading into a 3 day weekend, on a standard SEC filing form (which most would never see unless checking EDGAR or similar) - why?

Why do it that way if it's such a great thing? I'm confused?

Again, they literally put out a "PR" about almost anything, no matter how trivial IMO, but this big "news" of 2 billion shares, which is being "claimed" means a multitude of "imminent" great things- but it gets no "PR"? Why? Why would that be?

Just my questions? I don't get it, not in the slightest. I'd think if it's as fantastic as is being claimed, it'd be on every PR and "tweet" and whatnot available? Correct?

What am I missing?