Options and rightsFrom what I can make out on the latest sedar filings management certainly participated in the pain of the rights offering and share consolidation. Not only did they have to fork out money to maintain their share counts by purchasing rights, they also had their outstanding options consoilidate on the same 1 for 2 basis. As for the pricing of the new options, the share price was almost 10 cents in January and opened at around 10 cents after the consolidation. The last options that expired were somewhere around 10 cents. As for awarding options, there is no specifice date. It is at the discretion of the board. At 7.5 cents they pretty much replace the 10 cents options that expired in Sept and Dec. So in my dopey mind, they could have waited. On another note, would have been nice to see the latest news, on media platforms, other than twitter and an email. But, very good news, indeed. glta