RE: warrants expire Dec.23, 2012 Eswiles, I beg to disagree with extending the current warrants. This gives increased value to only the current warrant holders. These may be the original stock/warrant purchasers or simply individuals who later purchased the warrants in the open market. Instead, i offer an idea. How about (after the warrants expire, assuming they do expire), issuing all shareholders either rights or warrants for 2 years at .70 (or what ever price the board sets) based on a 1:2, 1:3, or 1:4 basis. Currently, there are ~317,849,272 shares and ~155,462,490 warrants outstanding. If all the current warrants are exercised, it would raise ~$108.8M. A 1:2 offering would creat ~158,924,630 warrants/rights that if exercised would generate ~$111.2M. If 1:3, it is ~105,949,750 wattants/rights and ~$74.16M. If 1:4, then it is ~79,462,317 warrants/rights and ~$55.2M. This is all assuming a .70 strike price. I will be writing the company soon about these ideas for potentially raising funds...if the current warrants expire worthless.