"...it's going to blow up when theres [sic] news."
You could be right. If there were news, the stock probably would "blow up", right in the face of those holding it. Just keep in mind that the company is down to sending out private communications in contravention of Regulation FD in order to try to pump the price. Anything they publish to the public at this point is only going to cause big trouble. Eberle #1 is capped, and the company has never had the courtesy to disclose it. No assets are claimed on the company's last financial statement; operating revenues were negaative to the tune of $151,202 for the 4th quarter; and the only "revenues" were from debt forgiveness. There is no real staff, no activity, and no acttive partnership--unless someone here can provide some more non-public information to chew on.
Choo choo!