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Wednesday, 09/22/2010 12:49:32 AM

Wednesday, September 22, 2010 12:49:32 AM

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Some much needed info. Better listen.

I posted to ryan on another board but thought i share this with you all. You had a nice PR. I'd have many questions but before any of that HLNT needs this advise and fast. Never, I repeat NEVER EVER publish a PR without a Safe Harbor statement included in the PR. Take this advise from one who knows, you can lose everything fast if you don't. A simple bit below on Safe Harbor but do your own DD company guys.

Safe Harbor Statement

A statement typically found in the fine print at the end of a corporation’s press release that says that the “forward-looking statements” are based on a number of events and assumptions. It cautions investors not to put too much reliance on these statements because they are subject to a number of uncertainties that the company can’t control and that may cause the results to differ from the statements. The readers of the release are referred to the company’s filings with the SEC for further information.
The safe harbor statement received a large push from the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. That law protects issuers of publicly-traded securities from liability for certain financial projections and related facts and figures. The SEC’s rules require companies to say that their projections are forward-looking and to include cautionary statements advising investors about key risk factors that might affect the statements’ accuracy.