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Posted On: 05/31/2013 1:56:52 PM

Posted By: Meach

Re: firegiant #669

Firegiant, I did not realize you were also an advocate for free speech and equality. Hah

Today is the 31st of March.....Then June and July.....

Now we all have to realize with this time frame- that q3 (i think) starts soon...
I mean, so long as these are not fiscal quarters, and these are calendar quarters....

A lot of people are ... in an ask about when exactly and what exactly this timeline means..... Hopefully this clears things up...

Q1= JAN FEB MAR
Q2=APR MAY JUN
Q3=JUL AUG SEP
Q4=OCT NOV DEC

EDIT: Lets put the timeline in these too..

Response to FDA questions is taking place Q3 2013..... That gives us a 3 month span....
JUL-AUG-SEP, 2013.

Initiate HemaXellerate Trial; Q4 2013 ( THIS IS WHERE WE MAKE LOOOOOOTS OF MONEY Q1 = FURY BUYS AND SELLS!) OCT-NOV-DEC 2013. (And then HemaXellerate should be done all of its trials roughly december 2015 (and as long as they are releasing PR's and everything is happening and going through clinical trials I will not care if they take a little longer at this phase, but that is for the future).)

In license Min technology: Q2 2013 (APR-MAY-JUN)

File IND on Min technology: Q4 2013 (OCT-NOV-DEC)

Initiate clinical trial on Min technology: Q4 2013 (OCT-NOV-DEC)

Anything that is 2014 or later I do not care about because I'm already rich by then (If this really works out for me)

Response to FDA questions: Q3 2013

Initiate HemaXellerate trial: Q4 2013

Complete HemaXellerate trial: Q4 2014-Q2 2015

In license Min technology: Q2 2013

File IND on Min technology: Q4 2013

Initiate clinical trial on Min technology: Q4 2013

Complete clinical trial on Min technology: Q4 2014-Q2 2015

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