ocu-mix, page-11

I guess you didn't read the post above in response to Jcount. For your convenience. "I would be a lot less negative if it were not for the constant drubbing over asking a few basic questions. I like bashing shorts in the head a lot more than defending my quest for information. As you can tell I don’t really care about popularity and I don’t mind raising questions over and over to get answers. I rather liked Markey’s recent report. It answered a lot of questions! Hearing about cash received from Hikma (if there is any) would settle me down quite a bit. Yes or no and if so then how much is all I care about. I’ve emailed questions to investor relations in the past and they never responded. Quite useless."

As for the post from March, as you well know, it was written in response to a short while the stock price was dropping. I also recently apologized for pounding the table telling people to buy at high $3 range and saying it would not go much lower. You see I own up to my mistakes. I also like to use my brain and ask questions of myself and others to figure out where I have missed it and if I/we may have other blind spots. One of the key underpinnings for the March 28th post was that deals that were delayed a few weeks at the end of 2013 were definitely coming through by June. There were other assumptions that turned out to be bad. Want me to list those?

I would love to return to defending this company and will hopefully do so soon. But right now I seem to be occupied justifying why it’s not a bad thing to ask questions. I also remember you getting worked up because I was telling people to be cautious when we were trading at $5. There are some who (right or wrong) will trade off of info from message boards. I suspect there are some on the boards who could care less if someone else loses money. I’m not one of those. Except for short sellers.