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You all need to get your story straight!

LitFiber, Inc. (LTBI) made its public debut in February 26, 2004, when it went through reverse merger with Trim-A-Lawn Corp. (TLWN), a fully, SEC-reporting public company, after TLWN went through a painful 1 for 2000 reverse split. As far as I know, the previous President and CEO of Trim-A-Lawn Corp., Dallas Jones, has no affiliation with John D. Jarvis Jr., who became the President and CEO of LitFiber, Inc.

It is of some interest to see that Dallas Jones was kept on the LitFiber payroll in an advisory capacity (see next):

"Tomball, TX (PRWEB) February 29, 2004--Litfiber Inc. (Pink Sheets: LTBI) Board of Directors is pleased to announce that the company has formulated a new board of directors that consists of John D. Jarvis Jr. Chairman / CEO and new Secretary David Tabb as well Dallas Jones staying on as a Director in a advisory capacity to the board."

Interestingly enough, it is this same Dallas Jones who is reported to have paid Pinkpicks some shares for a Pump they did in March of 2005. It is curious to see this Mr. Jones stay on as a consultant. But then again, so was John D. Jarvis Jr.; he was likewise also kept on the Grifco payroll, whenever LitFiber became Grifco (see next):

"As part of the acquisition, John Jarvis has tendered his resignation as CEO of Litfiber. Grifco International CEO Jim Dial will assume the role of Chief Executive Officer and President of Grifco International, Inc. Please note, Grifco International retains all Litfiber assets, including but not limited to telephony equipment, accounts, accounts receivable, contracts, Letters of Intent, representations, and agreements. John Jarvis will remain as a consultant to the company on telephony related matters."

But then again, this could all simply be used as a means to a consolation that is typically given in order to graciously allow the exiting President and CEO a minimal measure of personal dignity. It sure seems to be the norm, here, such as when fired executives are said to be "leaving to pursue other interests."

By the way, Trim-A-Lawn Corp. had made its public debut in January 1998, when it went through reverse merger with Anova Capital Corporation. Interestingly enough, Trim-A-Lawn still exists today under private ownership (Leonardi Manufacturing, 800-721-4852, www.leonardimfg.com).

As far as I know, John D. Jarvis Jr.'s earliest conquest was Jarvis Entertainment Group, whose shell ended up becoming Westlin Corporation (WSTN). However, Mr. Jarvis (as of March 16, 2006: http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/060316/0113429.html) is currently one of two directors for Infinity Acquisition Corp. (IFQJ). IFQJ infused almost all of the assets of Jarvis Entertainment Group ($5,000,000 worth), which were likely given back to him after he "voluntarily" surrendered all of his WSTN shares. You can see this asset infusion if you take a look at the last paragraph under "Investment Highlights" here: www.allpennystocks.com/apsc/us/stock_profiles/ifqj.htm. Here is its web site: www.infinitycorpusa.com.

For shear grins, how many companies has John Jarvis tainted? Well, going from oldest to newest (now, I don't pretend to have mentioned all of the companies that were touched by this master mind, as these are just highlights):

1) Jarvis Entertainment Group (JRVE) came into existence on 02/01/01, when it reverse merged with Hannibal, Ltd. (HNBL). JRVE went on to acquire Cyber Mark International, Inc. (CMKI), as of 07/30/01. JRVE and CMKI were kept as separate entities, much like GFCI and CTBG are kept today. JRVE owned the majority of CMKI shares, and Jarvis was the CEO of both companies. Later, these two companies -- JRVE and CMKI -- spun-off of their combined production, gaming, and laser tag divisions and/or assets as part of a spin-off and reverse merger into Co-Media, Inc. (COMC), as of 01/08/02. The new, resultant company was The Jarvis Group, Inc. (JARV). After CMKI was scalped of all its virtual reality assets, that empty public shell was then bought by the Casavant family and went on to become Casavant Mining Kimberlite International (CMKI), as of 11/25/02. Of course, most investors have come to know this public company today as CMKM Diamonds (formerly CMKM, now CMKX). It has a very interesting story!

Now, JARV went on to become Cash 4 Homes 247 (CSFM), as of 05/23/03. Now, as for the parent company, JRVE: It went on to become Westlin Corporation (WSTN), as of 11/21/03, and prior to that, on 09/26/03, John D. Jarvis Jr. "voluntarily" stepped down as the President and CEO to pursue other interests (Right! We now know what that means), and he was then succeeded by a Peter Rospond. It is interesting to note that Peter Rospond also quite "voluntarily" stepped down as of 10/28/05, after WSTN came out of some bankruptcy court proceedings.

Strangely, the same Peter Rospond was at one time President and CEO of some Infolife, Inc., a Lois Newman company, as of December 2005. Peter Rospond is obviously intertwined with the group represented by John D. Jarvis Jr. and Lois Newman.

Now, as part of Mr. Jarvis' own "voluntary" resignation from the WSTN, most of his personal assets, including the Tomball Bowling Lanes, were given back to him. And as part of their departure, both Jarvis and Rospond were required to give back all their shares to WSTN (Very interesting! I wonder why!). About $5 million worth of JRVE assets given back to Jarvis by WSTN then got rolled into Infinity Acquisition Corp. (IFQJ), as of 03/16/06, an existing company for whom John D. Jarvis Jr. currently serves as member of the Board of Directors.

Now, LitFiber, Inc. (LTBI), a Jarvis company, whose recent history is carefully given above, no longer exists, as of 11/19/04, as its name was changed to Grifco International, Inc. (GFCI). LTBI was then exchanged for another, Summit Entertainment Group (SETG).

SETG, which no longer exists, was purchased by Jim Dial for some undisclosed amount on 10/01/04. Seeing as how SETG was not an appropriate vehicle for taking Grifco International, Inc. public, Dial soon after relinquished his entire control block of restricted shares, as well as his important position as the President and CEO of SETG, to John D. Jarvis Jr. on 11/01/04. And Jarvis did the exact, same thing with Dial, relinquishing his entire control block of restricted shares, as well as his important position as the President and CEO of LTBI on 11/19/04.

NOw, all the assets and shareholders of SETG eventually got rolled into Karma Media, Inc. (KRMA), as of 07/22/05, leaving SETG but an empty shell with no shareholders nor assets, only treasury shares. Shortly thereafter, Pit Boss Entertainment, Inc. (PBSS) was then born on 07/27/05, when a simple change altered the name and symbol of KRMA. PBSS went through rough times, and the defunct shell was taken in a reverse merger with US Energy Holdings, Inc. (USEH), as of 03/08/06.

Now, a recent President of USEH, Tim Foust, was also a part of PBSS, and he is also a shareholder of IFQJ (mentioned above), owning an equal number of shares as John D. Jarvis Jr. Subsequently, the empty SETG shell then became Extreme Innovations, Inc. (EXTI), as of 09/28/05, and EXTI became Silverhawk Entertainment Group, Inc. (SVHG), as of 07/27/06.

Spotlight Homes, Inc. (www.spotlighthomes.net - SPHM), the affordable home building company, which Evan "Nick" Jarvis runs as CEO, is also connected to that same Peter Rospond with whom John Jarvis was working in Westlin Corp. (WSTN). WSTN was once Jarvis Entertainment Group (JRVE); in fact, JRVE became WSTN in November 2003. However, earlier that year -- September -- John Jarvis, the President and CEO of JRVE was forced to step down, after which Peter Rospond became President and CEO.

Apparently, JRVE started having trouble and changed to WSTN. WSTN then began to go through bankruptcy proceedings. As a result of those bankruptcy proceedings, which ended December 2005, Peter Rospond was forced to step down as the President and CEO of WSTN, for reasons still undisclosed. As a matter of fact, both John D. Jarvis Jr. and Mr. Peter Rospond were forced to hand over ALL their shares of WSTN.

Now, this same Peter Rospond was also President and CEO of Infolife, Inc. (pre-2003), a position Lois Newman now holds with the same company, as of December 2005. It does seem peculiar that there are quite many both former and current connections between John D. Jarvis Jr., Evan "Nick" Jarvis, Lois Newman, Peter Rospond, Tim Foust, Phil Willits, Leonard Kopelenz and Ryan Kirsch. But what is most interesting to me in all this is that I can find but only one solid connection with Jim Dial and the rest of this seemingly wickedly crafty and sinister group -- LitFiber to Grifco.

By the way, remember that Infolife, Inc. company -- Peter Rospond's and Lois Newman's company? It's an IAP (Internet Access Provider), right. It seems that although the public shell of the Infolife, Inc. company was sold off, forming the debuting public company China Marketing Media Holdings, Inc. (CMKM) -- not to be confused with the infamous CMKM Diamonds -- the private company still remains to this day, and Lois Newman and Peter Rospond are still involved in some way.