AI
Thursday, May 17, 2012 10:44:43 PM
Ok, you're getting me going, but I will restrain myself as much as possible, LOL. I for one will not discuss that, Phipps/UK. Not that you asked me to! 
But I will say, if that is true, I may sell all my shares in disgust next week and move on.
Anything is possible, but I say that I doubt that those revenues will solely flow to Phipps UK company.
But i've been wrong before.
8-K, Barbara, 8-K. Are you listening? 8-K. And if you don't have to release an 8-K, by my estimate by close of business this coming Monday, then kindly tell somebody, anybody, why you don't have to. (Yeah right) If we're really talking $25MM. I don't subscribe to, while it still could be correct, because it may be a service contract or some other type of contract that may legally escape disclosure to the public within 4 business days. I am staying subscribed to my theory that it DOES have to be released in an 8-K, if it is a "Material Definitive Agreement". $25MM is without a doubt, material. I don't care when you receive some or all of the money. We're not talking about cash vs. accrual accounting. I don't believe that has anything at all to do with that SEC code section.
JMHO
But I will say, if that is true, I may sell all my shares in disgust next week and move on. Anything is possible, but I say that I doubt that those revenues will solely flow to Phipps UK company.
But i've been wrong before.
8-K, Barbara, 8-K. Are you listening? 8-K. And if you don't have to release an 8-K, by my estimate by close of business this coming Monday, then kindly tell somebody, anybody, why you don't have to. (Yeah right) If we're really talking $25MM. I don't subscribe to, while it still could be correct, because it may be a service contract or some other type of contract that may legally escape disclosure to the public within 4 business days. I am staying subscribed to my theory that it DOES have to be released in an 8-K, if it is a "Material Definitive Agreement". $25MM is without a doubt, material. I don't care when you receive some or all of the money. We're not talking about cash vs. accrual accounting. I don't believe that has anything at all to do with that SEC code section.
JMHO
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