It is just finally catching up to the correct number issued.

jchristiang Share Monday, November 15, 2010 8:28:52 AM
Re: creede post# 16759 Post # of 16895

Check it out yourself and I have the certs to prove it.

Let me be nice and not say something I'd regret but it makes me angry to read that and given this public format so I guess they'll say they "MISSPOKE" just like all the politicians do.

All I can tell you is that the 1.7 million was pledged and issued to Northamerican as collateral for over a year and in addition there was for another 12.5 million shares (total 14.2M) issued early this summer as part of the final settlement agreement filed with the courts bringing the issued and outstanding to over 150 million.

Very bad juju.

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The only reply that can be given.

http://video.search.yahoo.com/video/play?p=hastily+cleveland+video&n=21&b=22&ei=utf-8&fr=yfp-t-701&fr2=tab-web&tnr=21&vid=0001462435462

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Gallo family scam transforms into Russian scam.

Amazing that this time there are not even any verified assets to lose during the scam.

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I don't think that Ginder is a victim.

I believe he is the inside guy for Moseley. His lack of lawsuit against Moseley coupled with the lawsuit against Dexter tells the story. It seems that it is OK for Ginder to sell LBWR shares at 0.15 that he had for a penny, but rather the opposite is unacceptable.

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Sorry to see that.

I knew you really like the product.

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He is just as upset as everyone else.

I also question Dexter's and Jon's motives about this loan. There is more than meets the eye on that one.

On the other hand, revenues have grown to pre-Laidlaw takeover loss. I expect this year should be a record revenue year for Labwire based upon the current 1st quarter numbers and the new business.

Kroll is a leader in risk management and the new law will have an effect on companies this year. I do expect some business this year on the Kroll agreement. Afterall, Kroll already has many clients that already use their services which should make the Kroll package an easy sell; if current Kroll clients are happy with the other Kroll services.

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It is good to be back.

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Absolutely amazing!!! Have you signed a contract with Brinks for delivery yet!

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I am doing fine. How have you been?

Welcome to the 100 baggers club, by the way!!!!

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Yes, he is a very good guy.

Looks like you are swimmimg in 'green' waters. EXCELLENT!!!

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Thanks Benz. Good to be back!

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Yep!

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Now you have the math unraveled if you want to see the real numbers.

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http://finance.yahoo.com/banking-budgeting/article/107167/true-or-false-us-economic-stats-lie?mod=bb-budgeting

Good luck. Sorry to see you leave.

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ABWTQ is interesting.

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lol, why in the heck did they choose that picture for an article on my home?

Too funny,

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Just like I have seen Ford, Ford Motor, and Ford Motor Company in their filings for years. Silly scammers.

Seems like the SEC will ask the questions, not you. If they don't accept it, then you are right; otherwise, you don't know. It has happened before with other companies, so don't act like this is only a LBWR problem. When someone produces a large document, there will always be mistakes.

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I just went and dug it up again. It is on the Texas SOS after you register.



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Let's see. I counteract your negative with a positive.

Zebec - Gold certified Microsoft Partner (a nice home for LBWR data for industry giant Boeing)

https://solutionfinder.microsoft.com/Solutions/SolutionsDirectory.aspx?location=e0766ffbae1c4668a2e1826e6008cf94&keywords=zebec

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I fail to see charges against LBWR.

Identity theft charges against an attorney does not mean charges against the victims.

Is LBWR guilty in some fashion from the tone of your post? If so, please explain.

It looks like they are a victim along with many others.

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You don't have to think, you know it is.

I hope your borderline diabetes settles down. I did not know because I only read the last few posts today. I assume the 4 months is to see if the diet can control the problem.

I couldn't resist the donut stuff though. If I had to give sugar up, I would have a hard time. I wish you the best in your lifestyle change. I just wish I was strong enough to do it too. Like everyone else, my time is coming and my donut days are numbered. In a handful of years, I am sure I will be next to warn about the donut.

"Don't eat the 'Dunkin Kreme' donuts" (I expect Krispy Kreme and Dunkin Donuts to have merged by then).

Good Luck!

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Currently eating a Entenmann's Pop'ems glazed mini donut as I type.

The logo under the donuts on the box says: "Everyone's got a favorite".

When I read your posts, I concluded that you don't have a favorite. Entenmann's is just putting scam quotes on their boxes now. I have been had!!!

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lol, if you want eye candy; go to the MDOR board and do a search for the word: 'trillions'.

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Actually the answer is 'NO'. Drug testing is not like Walmart carrying the 'gopher' from an cable ad (or plastic rebar that you compare it to).

Large companies take compliance very seriously. Even the lowest bidder can be refused a bid package if the company is questionable and may not complete the mandatory compliance within the Code of Federal Regulations.

Large companies do their homework and try to avoid being in the 'lack of compliance' spotlight. When compliance is not met, the Feds investigate or have a state agency investigate on their behalf. The result is usually pretty ugly for the non-compliant company.

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Even more weird is that some of the largest background checking companies in the world give their safety sensitive drug testing to LBWR.

If LBWR were to implode, those companies would certainly be out of compliance with the Code of Federal Regulations and suffer severe fines as a result.

Boeing, the astronauts, and USIS certainly would not give drug testing business to a company that could cause them such pain.

If LBWR is good enough for them to use, I can easily assume they checked Dexter and LBWR out before signing a contract with them.

These basher scare tactics were a lot more scarier when the Form 10 was void of the contracts. Now it seems silly.

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MDOR has puppet management. Curtis will end up with the majority of the shares and will be responsible for the dumping.

Chad Curtis was also running PHBR. Chad's father was just a puppet management there also, just like the puppet management here in MDOR.

The connections will become clear if you ask who was the moderator of the PHBR board during the pump and dump.

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I prefer Panda trading mode.

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Happy New Year!!!!

Gooooo Labwire!!! (shameless pump quota is now met, lol)

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Hmmm??? They all have 2 eyes?

... except for the guy in the center of the second row?

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Go to a junk yard and open up a 2000 year Mercury Villager or a Nissan Quest steering wheel and cut out the mass damper inside. You will see a metal weight with black rubber connecting it to the steering wheel. The tuning of that POS damper should be close to the vibrating frequency of your POS Chrysler.

That is what happens when engineers are instructed to remove all extra metal from the vehicle. Sometimes that metal is not so extra.

If you want any more mass dampers, just cut open the second and third row seats in the same junk vehicle, lol.

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... And thus MDOR was born.

Andrew had Sulja and Sam's out in the open and now MDOR has a couple of low tech machines scraping rubber off a used tire. Exactly how many years would those machines have to run to generate 100k in revenue from used tires that have only a little bit of rubber on top of the steel belt, lol.

I like the 10 million shares to acquire a license that cost 200k shares in the filings. I wonder which consultant has those 10 million shares and how long before they hit the market, lol.

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Then again, maybe Marlin should go fly a kite on his own time.

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I agree with that. We can talk about the effect of the dilution more, but it is obvious that assets purchased right now will weather the storm and do extremely well into the future.

I just can not see the collapse of the system. What the heck will replace it? Capitalism has survived much greater hits in the past than it is seeing now. We just get to see it daily from the media and that makes fear rampant.

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I do not know yet.

At least with gold I would have had something shiny that I could have put over the fireplace!

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GOLD, GOLD, and GOLD!!! That is not the stock stuff either, but rather the stuff that glitters in your hand.

lol, thanks for the reminder.

I like Citibank now. Give me a prediction.

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The only good thing is that you learn well from my timing mistakes! I see your reeltime bet is in the bag. Next time I will ask you when something will happen.

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PS - Expect the same results with RLTR. We will talk on the phone about that one. You will need to make sure that the same potholes are not hit, now that it is known that anyone soliciting the work will screw it up, intentionally.

I don't see any open UCC to get the money, so I can safely assume they are not paying for anything.

Then again, I didn't expect to see anyone credible lender giving them the money to fulfill the hilarious contract. Maybe after consultant Chad reads this post he can PR that FlyByNightLending.com or GermanSpanishDeVriesLendingCorp.net is forking over the money. Maybe soon, they will get a bigger fake contract to replace the old one just like the equipment and world class Spreelast and Artech processes and stuff went bye bye.

Does the consultant get to keep the 10 million shares from the 200k shares paid for the Spreelast license? LOL!

http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1099963/000114420408032222/v115758_10qsb.htm

During the six month period, the Company issued 200,000 shares to acquired licensing agreement valued at $20,000, and 10,676,324 shares for consulting and other services valued at $1,710,257.


Note 5- Licensing Agreement


On December 21, 2007, the Company entered into an Exclusive License Purchase Agreement with Spreelast A.G. (“Spreelast”). The agreement calls for the Company to issue 200,000 shares of its fully paid and non-assessable common shares to Spreelast in exchange for this licensing agreement. Furthermore, the agreement calls for the Company to make royalty payments equal to thirty percent (30%) of royalty income with minimum annual royalties as follows:

2008 $ 50,000 Euros
2009 150,000 Euros
2010 and each year thereafter 300,000 Euros


On December 28, 2007 the board of directors approved the issuance of the 200,000 common shares to Spreelast A.G. valued at $20,000 which was capitalized as the cost of the license. In addition, the board of directors approved and issued 9,600,000 common shares valued at $960,000 to various individuals for assistance during the license purchase agreement. The value of these 9,600,000 shares was charged to consulting expense. All shares were valued at the market price as of December 28, 2007.


After Chad sees this post, he probably will reduce the shares and pump it like crazy, lol.

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A bigger fomality would be how can a company, that does 2.4 million in business in farm equipment and landscaping, buy 50 million bucks in rubber product in five years from MDOR and expect to sell them (at a profit, lol)?

National Sales & Supply, LLC

550 State Rd Ste 100
Bensalem, PA19020
Phone: 215639-6767
D-U-N-S Number: 13-940-2882*
Report as of : October 17, 2008

.........
County: BUCKS
Metropolitan Statistical Area: Philadelphia, PA-NJ
Year Started: 2003
State of Incorporation: N/A
Number of Employees Here: * 12
Number of Employees Total: 12
Square Footage: 50,000
Bank Name: N/A
Bank D&B D-U-N-S Number: N/A
Related Websites: www.nsalessupply.com

.........
Annual Sales: * $ 2,400,000
Base Sales: $ 2,400,000
Trend Sales: $ 650,000
3 Year Sales Growth: N/A
Net Worth: N/A

Primary SIC: *
5083, FARM AND GARDEN MACHINERY
50830202, LANDSCAPING EQUIPMENT


Secondary SICs:
N/A

This is a: *
PRIVATE COMPANY
SINGLE Location


PS - I thought I saw a shipping bill on I-hub here for the equipment from the SLJB deal with Curtis (born out of a meeting in Germany with Chad and Petar V!)? Looks like that is down the drain too? Send the slow boat back.