RE: No More Wiggle Room... for J. Conlon and the other members of the BOD who are heavily invested in GRR. Time is running out on this explorer to realign their corporate structure in order for the company to have any chance of being not only solvent but a success on their property in Nicaragua in the foreseeable future. Solvency issues that have been hindering many small companies on the ventures of late do not bode well for GRR's future as indicated by the share price and the lack of trading volume. Members of the BOD must get a grip on what has been ongoing at Howe Street. They must purge the present corporate office if they have any chance of not only future success but primarily to remain a viable going concern. These problems have been exasperated by gross negligence and or incompetence on the part of the present front office and must be dealt with before it is too late. Failures in not having adequate funds in the treasury of late (failure to fill the last financing) and lack of promotion of GRR's successes in the past are imo two of the root causes of the downward spiral that GRR has faced this past year. In my opinion being able to promote oneself to potential investors in a positive light is equally important as the exploratory core work conducted on the property the company controls. And GRR corporate has been a dismal failure on both the promoting side of the equation and ability to maintain a healthy treasury. It has now come down to SINK or SWIM time for GRR!