Replies to post #4011 on NanoLogix Inc (NNLX)

[asIfS]

As for the bioreactor, it's a bit cold today to begin building I think - it may even have snow showers tonight there. And the whole week looks rainy. So I'm not so sure if we hear something about it this week, but the average temperature is rising every day.

[buckysabi]

OT: Whistler in December.

Shamantiks may have a different opinion, but I did a trip to Whistler about 10 years ago in late December/early January. It was very warm and had miserable conditions.

We spoke to some locals who said that late January into spring is your best bet for good conditions. I am sure every year is different, but it sounded like your odds were best later in the season.

Good luck and have fun.

[Shamantiks]

Cool - let's get that bio-reactor goin! Sure has been slow, but solving the world's energy crisis can't be done overnight. Ya know something positive I've noticed, aside from the share price decline - there is a LOT of volume in this stinky pinky! I say that affectionately. Most companies with scant news on the pink sheets/OTC are doing like 5-$20,000 a day. Today 380,000 shares traded at .07, for a trading volume of $26,000 which is pretty darn high. It's also higher than the average for the stock, but looks like there are alot of days where $15,000+ trades. I just hope the patents here are solid and patent wars don't errupt too badly when the time comes vs whatever else has been filed out there.

Hummingbird, glad you liked the pic - I wish I was up there now. Whistler is INCREDIBLE in every sense, didn't make it there this year but the past 3 years I've ridden there about 12 days. Fell in love with it, by far the biggest mountain I ever imagined. Amazing powder at the top and sometimes all over. Ski season just ended here and I'm already going through withdrawls. So I'm booking a 10 day trip to shred in New Zealand, South Island. Very cool, but small mountains there, and the danger isn't in the double black diamonds, it's driving up the hill! You'll love everything about Whistler except the bill, and the crowds if you're going at Christmas. There's no place I'd rather go on earth.