At critical times in a corporation (I've started and directed three), people do not go on vacations. If there are important reports, news releases, and lots of behind the scenes activity, as alluded to by several here, there are never delays in reviewing because someone is "on vacation." That's junior league. Also, serious buyers, if any are out there, are not going to be impressed with such excuses. At critical times, eveyone, including necessary Board members, are present and working overtime. Since an excellent NI 43-101 report, the stock price has about halved and all else has been summaries of past deeds, promises unfulfilled, interviews, and cosmetic fluff. I suspect I have more invested in TTM than most here, and I need to see some meat, not hollandaise sauce. I need facts, not excuses, surmisings, or assumptions. And, the facts can only be published and certified, not the result of a telephone call to someone who can not answer questions directly or attest to them in writing. The outstanding progress of this young corporation and the great potential of their resource is now brought into question by a decided lack of communication that was a hallmark of their early existence. Technical delays are a fact of life, but without open communication, they become subject to darker thoughts. GLTA.