Let’s see here……..PomerantzFact: Fire as smoke reported coming out of shaft #2. Is that some way associated with Securities Fraud? I doubt it. Baker and his Band of Merry Officers Compensation are skewed toward achieving milestones set out by The Compensation Committee. Somehow, I just cannot see these folks igniting some of their shares to disrupt production. The only way fraud was committed was if they SOLD shares in advance before igniting other shares at an unused transfer station 500 feet from the bottom. Sorry Pomeranz, this does not seem like a likely scenario. FACT: there was a ground fall. Is that in some way associated with Securities Fraud? I doubt it. Unless Baker and his Band of Merry Officers were in the process of transporting their excessive share distributions to the unused transfer station at shaft 2 to burn them I just cannot see these folks man-handling the excruciation weight of their stock certificates due to the sheer volume. After all, these folks are office workers and likely have not worked out beyond toting the large sacks of cash post cashing their payroll checks at the bank. Sorry Pomerantz, this does not seem like a likely scenario. FACT: There was no one in the mine at the time of the ground fall/fire. Hmmmmm, Pomerantz...........this to me, an untrained wannabe lawyer who rarely passes a bar without stopping for a drink, suggests that this may not be the only ground fall that has ever occurred in or about a mine shaft. The only plausible condition that I can conjure up is if Baker and his Band of Merry Officers had cashed their paychecks in unison and the proceeds were being delivered by Brinks who unknowingly drove an overweight truck too close to the mine shaft. Nope Pomerantz, this also does not seem like securities fraud to me. But, what do I know. Just a hick. You guys are from NYC. How many mines do they have in NYC?