I'd assume that the institutional money being invested in AMN is...

I'd assume that the institutional money being invested in AMN is doing its research rather than just looking at corporate presentations and basing an investment decision on the pretty pictures.

Pumping a trench for 60 days like you told shareholders you would is systematic and provides meaningful data (no pretty pictures required).

Pumping a trench for 10 days and claiming you have achieved steady state flow quickly than the rest of the industry, with some of the highest flow rates seen by man, and then immediately turning off the pump seems to defy any logical thought process.

Next flow results due from AMN are in the middle and eastern side of the lake, which will start to give us a better picture of flows. Hopefully they got the extra pumps they were talking about in the last announcement and have more than a couple of long term tests going right now. We seem have been getting monthly updates so fingers crossed we get another State of the Lake address soon