Hawk, the meeting in Tucson started at 8:30 am and when JB looked at his watch after the questions ended, it was 10 am on the nose. I did get there early and he was chatting informally with my friend and I. It sounds like I don't have to persuade you that it is worth the trouble to go in NYC, but as has been stated here by a few people, it's worth it just to meet JB. I think anyone who meets him gets the sense that this is a real scientist who knows what he is talking about and if he wasn't a good businessman early on, now has been tested under fire. Which reminds me of one more thing he said that was interesting but just sort of an off-handed comment. He was talking about results in the Tombstone area and the competition there and confidentiality. He noted that in the past he'd been "pretty generous" with sharing results with others, but that the cooperation was not reciprocated so he is not quite as open with info that LBSR gets.
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