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Tuesday, 10/14/2008 12:54:54 PM

Tuesday, October 14, 2008 12:54:54 PM

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Opportunity states: "EVERYTHING, and I mean EVERYTHING you say is your interpretation."

Lets take this statement I just made. "Next year, the company needs $960,000 cash operating money in addition to other services they can pay for in stock. Add to that the $1,200,000 payments and plus about $180,000 interest to Smithline. A total of about $2.340 million in CASH is needed next year."

Let's take that step by step. In the most recent filing, Dr. Moro states that the actual CASH needed for operations is $80,000 per month. We also know for a fact from a filed 8K and other recent filings that the Smithline payments are $100,000 per month and there are volume limitations on using stock for payment. So far, the volume limitation has not allowed any payments to be made in stock or he would have no doubt done so. The interest varies on the loan and I have estimated it to be only $15,000 per month which I think to be on the low side.

That all adds up to $2.340 million next year. Prove that wrong.

BTW, for a doctor, you seem to have a lot of time to post on this board. Tell us all your specialty please. Dr. Moro thought Erthang was a dentist when he called. Maybe Dr. Moro has other dentists that also call him.



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