Ann: Letter to Shareholders, page-96

Another delay, if in the cards, would be terminal to Michael and co, irrespective of what it might have to say. It would demonstrate a shambolic operation at best or a chaotic, dysfunctional operation, at worst. More the point, if they do announce something and then a surprise of sorts still pops up in the quarterly cashflow (or in the financials), this would then be the death knell for them, corporate governance wise. By now, they actually would know what the preliminary results should be so effectively they are at risk of snookering themselves. So much ineptitude. So much lack of awareness. So much ineptness. So much stupidity, yet the Company will survive and prosper in spite of anything that Michael might say, do or take. Time's a ticking, wildly so.