That is a good article, but frankly what happens with our taxes will have little to do with the success, or failure of OWCP. What we need is sufficient trial data to show our cream is working with psoriasis, and/or other skin diseases. The data doesn't necessarily need to be sufficient to support Govt. approval by any particular Govt. as long as their are Govts. in the world that will permitted to be marketed without their specific approval.

I know the company would like to have approved drugs, and perhaps they'll do it in Israel, but Mediq indicated that sales in Germany should be possible in a matter of months, and I doubt that will be with a product that's been fully approved by the German Govt.

Of course additional partnerships of OWCP's products would be huge, but I frankly don't believe that will happen before at least some trial data has been seen. I really don't believe we have that long to wait, but it could still be a few months depending on just how many additional patients have been added to the trial. Perhaps some of the secrecy in what they're doing will be revealed in the next quarterly, which should come in the next couple weeks, but I hoped that would happen in the last couple quarterlies, and it didn't.

Gary