jeff, I have offered this "possibility" of what could be YA's intentions. The agreements in the 8K certainly gives them [YA] the ability to accomplish this "possibility". I would like to offer my thoughts that lead me to believe it to be a strong possibility. First, YA is controlled by what I consider to be young men. They aren't going away anytime soon. I now don't believe this company is now for sale at this time nor has been for sale since Iain McCready's arrival. I believe the bonus clause in Iain's contract is an intended distraction. [He can even collect it in the "change in control" aspect of this], assuring his loyalty to YA in this "possibility". One of the few things I believe coming from Iain's past statements is "they will relish this and come to us". I believe that YA, who is privy to much more knowledge of this company than we are, can see the future potential of this company. I don't believe YA is interested in a sale of this company in the short term [2years or so] for a few hundred million dollars when they see just as many of us do that in a timeframe of probably 3 to 5 or 6 years, this company is in a very strong position to becoming a multi-billion dollar company, a company of which these agreements in the 8K give YA the ability to purchase very cheaply from us full ownership of. Since YA has very little or none of the 50 million in hard cash left at risk, a gamble they [YA] are very willing to take. If I were in YA's shoes and could see the very real possibility of this being a multi-billion dollar company in 5 or 6 years, which I could totally own, I would not sell right away for a few hundred million dollars. With YA's track record and willingness to push the legal envelope to it's outer limits, I am very fearful that this is as I said earlier a very strong "possibility". I believe like most here that there is a "whale" in the future but I believe that "whale" will be Neomedia, but I fear a "whale" owned solely by YA. Thank you again, LOS
