Management fees and Credit FacilityToronto, Canada, August 29, 2013: Rodinia Lithium Inc. (“Rodinia” or the “Company”) (TSX-V: RM) Working Capital: Continue to Preserve Cash While the Company sees an increase in available working capital through the relinquishment of the Clayton Valley claims, programs remain in place to reduce corporate expenses and to preserve resources for value driving developments. Among the preservation programs in place is a commitment by the team to not take management fees or pay non-arm’s length compensation or advisory fees. On site, the team has been reduced and work programs adjusted accordingly. So they did make a commitment to stop taking management fees, but in the filing on November 28th, 2013, they show management fees on page 5 of $253,090 for the 3rd quarter. On page 15 it shows $1,387,715 due to management and related parties. At this point, maybe the worthless SOB's ought to write their compensation off the books, they don't deserve it. On page 16, it indicates that there is still $1,400,000 left on the credit facility. So why at this point did they choose to dilute shares some more? One answer would be that they figured they better dilute before the share price dropped any lower and they couldn't do it at all. I think they intend to ride this into the ground, taking all the management fees they can get. They obviously haven't kept their word.