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To: rennie69 who wrote (15703)	4/14/2018 3:43:08 PM
From: Antlizzie	10 Recommendations Recommended By 24habscups Ace/Ten Canseco Garth Glorieux and 5 more members Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54355

Rennie, this is a very good list outlining ways to bridge the gap until we see graphene in full use. I would have expected this was an ongoing operation. I know Zenyatta is at a crossroads and financing the company is the top issue for me. This morning I had a call and it took me a few moments to realize who was on the other end. Our connection was not the best and I had some trouble hearing. It turned out to be Francis. At first he was trying to explain the situation but I was quite aware of what he was saying. So I told him he was speaking to Antlizzie. There was a pause and I am sure we were both quite taken at this chance meeting. So we could quit the formalities and get down to the root problem. Finance! I was clear that going broke means the creditors will own Zenyatta and we, the shareholders, would be left out. He assured me they have a plan and told me enough that I believe him. He also convinced me that the present group may not be able to do that. Now it is the company's shoulders to show clearly they have a financial plan to take Zenyatta forward. If they do not do that, I take that as, they are not able and have no plan. I look forward to more information. Sincerely, Liz.