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The exemptions themselves are contained in §504 (issues of $1 million or less), §505 (issues of $5 million or less), and §506 (all other issues).
The antifraud provisions still apply to all transactions, and therefore Reg. D does not do away with the necessity for disclosure (although disclosure requirements are relaxed in some instances). It is also important to note that the burden of qualifying for the exemption has not been shifted; it is still up to the issuer and its advisers to make certain that each of the requirements of Reg. D has been complied with. However, the SEC has caved in to the argument that substantial compliance should be enough to maintain the exemption's applicability. In sum, not only is Reg. D an enormous help to issuers and their counsel, but the SEC has also been forthcoming in explaining the rule. In a release published on March 3, 1983, the staff issued an extensive interpretation in question-and-answer format. A number of no-action letters have further fleshed out the bar's insights into the staff's views. Reg. D itself is, as rules go, quite specific; it's possible, indeed, for a layman to understand the major provisions of the rule simply by reading it. Since its original promulgation in 1982, there have been a number of relaxing improvements. Thus, in 1988 the definition of "accredited investor" was enlarged, and the Rule 504 exemption ostensibly increased from $500,000 to $1 million. In 1989, the SEC de-emphasized the filing of Form D (no longer a condition to the exemption, although still required to be filed); adopted a change to the effect that, in Rule 505 and 506 offerings with both accredited and non-accredited investors, the specified information need only be supplied to the non-accredited investors (one wonders what lawyer would be brave enough to furnish material to some but not all investors in a placement); and finalized Rule 508, the "excuse me" or "innocent and immaterial" (I & I) rule, which allows issuers to be forgiven for committing violations of Reg. D which are "insignificant" and occur despite a "good-faith attempt" to comply. And, in 1992, as part of the Small Business Initiative, the limit on the Rule 504 exemption was effectively raised to $1 million, and securities issued in Rule 504 transactions are no longer "restricted" securities.
For more info, visit this link that was found on Char's Board.
http://vcexperts.com/vce/library/encyclopedia/documents_view.asp?document_id=89
The year was 1947...
Many will recall that on July 8, 1947, witnesses claimed that an unidentified flying object (UFO) with five aliens aboard crashed onto a sheep and cattle ranch just outside Roswell, New Mexico.
This is a well-known incident that many say has long been covered up by the US Air Force and the federal government.
However, you may NOT know that in the month of March 1948, exactly nine months after that historic day, Albert Arnold Gore, Jr., Hillary Rodham, John F. Kerry, William Jefferson Clinton, Howard Dean, Nancy Pelosi, Dianne Feinstein, Charles E. Schumer, and Barbara Boxer were born.
See what happens when aliens breed with sheep? This piece of information may clear up a lot of things.
It appears that Iryna was correct about her comrades ripping off the Americans. The Russians have been rippers for a long time; stay local and perhaps get a chance to have a face to face with your thief! Better yet, don't fall for the shit. I mean think about it: how much are you trying to make and is it worth having a bunch of Russians calling you a stupid american? I'll let you answer that ;) I'd rather play stocks like SWVC, FCCN, PDGT, etc.
And remember, stay single: it can cost you a lot of money if you marry a stock! Divorce is usually very, very expensive!!!
ON THE LAUNCH PAD
BNPD **** (.0085)
DKGR **** (.005)
IDCN ***** (.0003)
INXR ***** (.0004)
TSSP **** (.0075)
IMJX ****** (.0003)
GBDX ***** (.0055)
I told others about PDGT at .0034ish and I should have posted it sooner. I should have posted Iryna sooner too! It happens, But Tuesday I think if you get in you will do well. I suggest trying under .006 unless news came out from the trade show.
I bought into FMLY @ .0008 and sold @.0006: I smelled something wrong. When that killer news came out on the De Nero movie, it should have stayed up, but the still are diluting and that just sucks. I think the dilution is about over, but I still have a bad taste from IPRE. So I think I might just go to the movies. I still want to see SIIR from IPRE, it looks like a great movie.
2 of my picks are GRXI and PDGT. GRXI I think will blow tomorrow/Friday.
FMLY is starting to fit the mix
Yeah I kind of like those little caskets. Maybe I'll get one for someone this Christmas! Wouldn't that be a kicker? LOL! It seems like a solid company so charge ETIM!
Okay, one more post to put perspective on it..then I'll let you continue your DD.
May 4, 2007 - 1:52 PM EDT
Eternal Image Receives Approval from Major League Baseball(TM) For Next Four Urn Designs
Production Begins Ahead of Schedule to Meet Demand
Eternal Image, Inc. (OTC:ETIM.PK), a public company engaged in the design, manufacturing and marketing of brand image caskets and urns, today announced that Major League Baseball™ has approved the next four urn designs for the MLB™ branded funerary product line. The new designs include the Baltimore Orioles, Cleveland Indians, Chicago White Sox and New York Mets.
“We are placing these urns into production about four months earlier than planned based on the amazing reception the first wave received,” said Clint Mytych, CEO of Eternal Image. “The first order of those first eight urns sold out; the second order is more than 65% committed before it has even reached the US – and fans beyond those first eight teams are clamoring for us to produce ‘their’ teams. We selected these four teams based on the waiting lists from our website – these are the next group of most requested clubs.”
The initial urn line includes eight MLB™ teams (Yankees, Red Sox, Cardinals, Braves, Cubs, Tigers, Phillies and Dodgers). Corresponding caskets are in production for those eight teams and will be available late this year. Caskets featuring the four newest clubs will join the line late in 2007 as well. Urns and caskets featuring the balance of 18 teams will launch in late 2007 and through 2008.
Each Major League Baseball™ urn is hand-designed using die-cast aluminum with proprietary clear coat finish and sits atop a Home Plate-shaped base outlined in black. Each also features a baseball display dome at the top in which a favorite collectible baseball can be presented. MLB™ caskets are crafted from Eternal Image’s proprietary composite and decorated with various woods and metals. Like the urns, each casket is instantly recognizable for the team after which it is designed. The supple interior fabric features the team logo and colors for the pillow and fabric trim.
About Eternal Image
Eternal Image, founded in 2002, is headquartered in Farmington Hills, MI. The company is the first and only manufacturer and marketer of licensed brand image funerary products. Currently, the company offers urns and caskets that feature licensed images from Major League Baseball™, Precious Moments™ and the Vatican Library Collection™, as well as pet urns featuring the American Kennel Club™ and the Cat Fanciers’ Association™. For more information about EI, visit www.eternalimage.net or call 1-888-6-CASKET.
“Safe Harbor” Statement Under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995
Statements in this press release relating to plans, strategies, economic performance and trends, projections of results of specific activities or investments, and other statements that are not descriptions of historical facts may be forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
Forward-looking information is inherently subject to risks and uncertainties, and actual results could differ materially from those currently anticipated due to a number of factors, which include but are not limited to, risk factors inherent in doing business. Forward-looking statements may be identified by terms such as "may," "will," "should," "could," "expects," "plans," "intends," "anticipates," "believes," "estimates," "predicts," forecasts," potential," or "continue," or similar terms or the negative of these terms. Although we believe that the expectations reflected in the forward-looking statements are reasonable, we cannot guarantee future results, levels of activity, performance or achievements. The company has no obligation to update these forward-looking statements.
Eternal Image, Inc., Farmington Hills
Investor Relations:
Cambridge Investor Relations
Tony Fazio, 781-214-9038
or
Media Relations:
a.s.a.p.r.
Robbie Tarpley Raffish, 410-883-2000
Audited Financials due any day. All eyes are watching. Its been in the channel..
this is a real company with real product. Check it out.
Next leg up is due.
no joke on this
www.eternalimage.net
ETIM for sure imho..
Thanks! Appreciate it. If you have any picks that are .01 or less, place'm here. I'm going to try and leverage this site. LOL!
Hey Lex....nice board.
It will be even cooler when I get that Bugatti!!!!
Wow... this is a really cool board! LoL
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