Adia Nutrition, Inc. (ADIA)

[Jason Coombs]

Hollywood producers have agreed to launch a Cyber Cops TV show with us. The terms of the deal and the ancillary opportunities will be far better for us if we are able to provide funding for the production of the pilot episode, but the pilot will be produced regardless. Watch this space for details in coming months:

http://cybercops.tv/

As soon as the spin-out of Homeland Forensics is complete, it should be possible for me to raise new capital for Cyber Cops and the other valuable products, services and "forensic social media" platforms that have been waiting for the spin-out and new funding.

I'm willing to resume my previous plan to change the name of ADIA to Homeland Forensics, Inc. and to spin out the probiotics business as a new public startup which Bill Hodson and his team can continue to grow for us.

This would simply require investors to fund the transition, and for those remaining improperly-issued shares of ADIA stock to be clawed back so that the share of the equity of Cyber Cops, Public Startup Company, Homeland Forensics and the rest of the PivX Solutions legacy that those improperly-issued ADIA shares represent would first be returned to us all by reversing the dilution that those shares created.

Finding investors who will invest directly in anything is very difficult. For various reasons people will put money into shares purchased through a broker, which are being resold by somebody who previously acquired them at a lower price, but very few people will buy the shares in the first place directly from the issuer.

Partly this is the result of 80-year-old federal securities regulations which currently prohibit anyone other than Accredited investors from being the first to buy those shares directly from the issuer unless the shares are first registered with the SEC.

The final JOBS Act Rulemaking process is nearing completion, and the JOBS Act will grant me the right to raise capital from investors directly, without the use of an Accredited intermediary. This is the only factor still causing a delay on my end. See:

http://www.JOBS-ACT.com
http://www.sec.gov/comments/s7-11-13/s71113.shtml
http://www.sec.gov/comments/s7-09-13/s70913.shtml
http://www.sec.gov/comments/s7-06-13/s70613.shtml

Nobody has submitted more comment letters to the SEC about the JOBS Act than I have since the JOBS Act was created in 2012. Nobody. I've submitted dozens of comment letters, and might even have made a small difference already to the final form of the federal regulations which are going into effect soon out of this Rulemaking process.

As always, I'm happy to answer questions here and wish to thank everyone who is being patient and still has an interest in the cybersecurity, forensics and cyber literacy-related business opportunities that we own together thanks to the innovative work and the investments made by the original PivX Solutions team.