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BIG NEWS!!!ARSC Hydra Fuel Cell Spin-Off
With a backlog of $21,000,000 in orders!!!
April 7, 2009 - 9:34 AM EDT
ARSC Board Authorizes Spin-Off of Hydra Fuel Cell to Shareholders
ARSC Board Authorizes Spin-Off of Hydra Fuel Cell to Shareholders
The Board of Directors of American Security Resources Corp. (OTCBB:ARSC) has voted to spin off its wholly owned subsidiary, Hydra Fuel Cell Corporation (www.hydrafuelcell.com), in a special dividend to the shareholders.
The plan approved by the Board calls for a significant investment directly into Hydra before the spin-off. The spin-off will be submitted to the shareholders in a proxy which will describe the transaction and contain the ratio of Hydra shares to ARSC shares for the dividend. The company expects to have the details of the spin-off completed within 60 days. After the spin-off Hydra’s stock will trade independently
Frank Neukomm, Chairman and CEO of ARSC, explained, “A spin-off is the quickest and most effective way we could find to get the remaining investment that Hydra needs to complete certification and begin commercial production. We have had discussions with European investors who have expressed an interest in participating in this with us. Considering Hydra’s $21,000,000 order backlog and its technologically advanced HydraStax® fuel cells, we believe that this is the best method for our shareholders to receive the benefit of the significant value that Hydra has created which is clearly not reflected in the price of ARSC’s stock today.”
American Security Resources Corporation
ARSC is a holding company developing clean energy technologies. Its Hydra Fuel Cell Corp. subsidiary is developing high volume, mass producible hydrogen fuel cells. Its American Hydrogen Corp. subsidiary is developing methods to inexpensively formulate hydrogen. The Company also has created a financing arm, American Security Capital, to provide financing options to buyers of the subsidiaries' products. For more information, please see: www.americansecurityresources.com
THIS IS ONLY THE BEGINING!!!!!!!!!
SYNJ-may soon add a new "Green Energy"subsidiary!
SYNJ has engaged in talks with an organization related to the "Green Energy" sector. It speculates that it will soon add a new subsidiary that will position itself to take advantage of an industry that is expected to thrive on enhanced finance and growth under the Obama administration. "Further news is pending," says Brian Sorrentino, CEO of Syndication Inc.
From 2/05/2009 Press release
TODAY'S-NEWS:Scientists Hope to Renew Stem Cell Advances
January 30, 2009
Stem cell scientists anticipate a loosening of federal research funding restrictions under the Obama administration despite otherwise shrinking budgets. Spencer Michels reports on where stem cell research stands and how scientists think it may change in the coming years.
JIM LEHRER: Now, the changing science and politics of stem-cell research. President Obama has said he will soon lift restrictions on using federal funds for such work; that would reverse the Bush administration policy.
NewsHour correspondent Spencer Michels has our Science Unit report.
SPENCER MICHELS, NewsHour correspondent: Three days into the new administration, the Geron Corporation got permission from the Food and Drug Administration to start human trials using stem cells.
THOMAS OKARMA, CEO, Geron: This is the world's first attempt to use embryonic stem cells in people.
SPENCER MICHELS: Thomas Okarma, Geron's CEO, said the embryonic stem cells will be used to try to repair damage to the spinal cord. Stem cells can turn into mature, specialized cells like spinal cord, or heart, or cartilage, and can replace diseased or injured ones.
In this animated video, Geron shows how it already used stem cells with rats.
THOMAS OKARMA: We take the animal under anesthesia and we open up the spinal cord. And we give the animal a very precise damage to the cord that resembles the damage in a automobile accident.
Then, within two weeks of the injury, we inject the human cells that we make from embryonic stem cells and, after several weeks, we see dramatic and sustained improvement in the animal's locomotion, its body control, its paw placement, and that improvement is permanent.
Restrictions devastated research
SPENCER MICHELS: Okarma says he believes the FDA took a long time to approve the company's 22,500-page application to be sure the clinical trials would be safe, and not for political reasons.
But stem cells have been at the heart of a longtime political dispute.
FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH: I have concluded that we should allow federal funds to be used...
SPENCER MICHELS: In 2001, the Bush administration decreed that only a few pre-existing lines of embryonic stem cells could be used for research by those who received federal funds. Although Okarma was using one of those approved lines, he still says the restrictions have had a disastrous effect on research.
THOMAS OKARMA: Well, the impact of the Bush restrictions are deeper and broader than most people realize. It has delayed investment by industry and Wall Street. It's delayed the clinical development of this technology. It's created a chaotic state-by-state policy difference.
SPENCER MICHELS: In fact, in labs receiving federal funding and in many universities throughout the country, research with embryonic stem cells came to a halt.
But eight states managed to move ahead by providing their own funding. The biggest spender was California. In 2004, voters approved Proposition 71, $3 billion in state-issued bonds to support stem-cell research.
The money attracted hundreds of scientists to the state, who pushed ahead with basic research in both adult and embryonic stem cells.
Alan Trounson now heads the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, or CIRM, which was set up to manage the funds. He thinks stem-cell research has moved ahead surprisingly fast, despite the federal restrictions or perhaps because of them.
ALAN TROUNSON, California Institute for Regenerative Medicine: I actually don't see that, in the end, that the administration had such a strong negative effect on the field. In fact, I think it might have been the reverse. If there's good medicine to be had, then you will overcome negative politics.
Prioritizing cures for patients
SPENCER MICHELS: The way forward has not been totally smooth sailing, as different priorities had to get ironed out. The institute began by funding research tools like new labs and basic research. That brought criticism that curing patients was not a high enough priority.
Okarma and others claimed CIRM was spending hardly any money on finding drugs and therapies, so-called translational research.
THOMAS OKARMA: What money has been dispersed by CIRM in California, by other state institutions, and by the NIH has predominantly gone to basic science. And there's nothing wrong with that. But what's absent is any significant cash flow to projects that are translational, that take a cell type and enable it to be used in a clinical trial.
SPENCER MICHELS: Now the California institute has started prodding researchers to develop practical applications. It awarded cell biologist Tamara Alliston a preliminary $50,000 grant to study how damaged cartilage in a knee can be replaced or repaired by stem cells.
TAMARA ALLISTON, University of California, San Francisco: Somehow the body knows how to make cartilage at the right place at the right time in the right shape. We're taking advantage of some of the same signals in the physical environment and some of the chemical signals that are present and applying those same signals to the stem cells. And so already we've gotten really good results.
Hope for new therapies
SPENCER MICHELS: Next, she hopes to get a larger grant and try stem cells on goats and, within four years, on humans.
Alliston and other members of her team at the University of California, like orthopedic surgeon Dr. Hubert Kim, think that the process of turning basic stem-cell research into useful therapy will be spurred on by a new federal stem-cell policy.
DR. HUBERT KIM, University of California, San Francisco: We don't want this research going on in an ivory tower and never see the light of day in terms of helping patients.
SPENCER MICHELS: One of Kim's patients is 15-year-old high school athlete Nathan Cipres, who could benefit from stem-cell therapy, if it becomes a reality. The cartilage in his knee peeled off from the joint surface, causing acute pain.
NATHAN CIPRES: For about three years, it was really hard to play, because it hurt a lot and nothing helped it.
SPENCER MICHELS: Kim says traditional treatments, re-attaching the cartilage with screws, are slow.
DR. HUBERT KIM: Patients like Nathan often don't heal these injuries, and we need better treatments for these kids.
I have to be able to trust you to back off if your knee starts bugging you again, OK, because you know how seriousness this is, right? If that piece breaks off, and we're in kind of a world of hurt, then you will need this stem cell stuff.
SPENCER MICHELS: So what's ahead now for California? David Jensen thinks the state will suffer. He writes the online California Stem Cell Report, and he says the fact that California has committed so much state money may actually discourage federal funding.
DAVID JENSEN, California Stem Cell Report: When the Obama administration looks around and, in light of this economic crisis, and they see all these demands for all these additional funds for various kinds of scientific research, all extremely worthy, and they say, "Well, we're going to fund the areas that need money." And, you know, California is filling a big need. Do we need to do that?
SPENCER MICHELS: Arnold Kriegstein, who heads stem-cell research at the University of California at San Francisco, foresees more money being poured into research despite shrinking budgets.
DR. ARNOLD KRIEGSTEIN, University of California, San Francisco: Well, I think there's a kind of perfect storm, as it were. There's a leverage of the dollars that have been supported here in the state by public subscription through Prop. 71 and the relaxation of the federal policy.
New rules must be written
SPENCER MICHELS: The California Institute of Regenerative Medicine says that, even without a lot of new federal money, a new Obama policy allowing federal funding will spur advances. Private industry may provide funding, as well, since the research has advanced to the point where human therapy is near.
Meanwhile, the debate over the ethics of stem-cell research continues. Religious groups who have opposed the use of embryonic stem cells in the past are upset about any change.
And on the eve of President Obama's inauguration, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops wrote to him warning that reversing Bush policies on stem cells "could introduce significant negative and divisive factors into our national life at a time when we need to come together to address the serious challenges facing our people."
Scientists like Kriegstein acknowledge those concerns could still impact federal policy.
DR. ARNOLD KRIEGSTEIN: People still have deeply held feelings. Not everybody agrees with the sort of use of these stem cells for research that we're doing here and elsewhere. But I think the public has come to realize that the long-term benefit really is on the side of science.
SPENCER MICHELS: He also has a warning for those who think stem-cell research, like that the FDA approved, will have instant results.
DR. ARNOLD KRIEGSTEIN: I think that in stem-cell research especially, there's a risk to rushing too quickly into therapy or into the clinic. Obviously, that's our goal, but I think the public has to be patient, because science is unpredictable, and it usually takes a lot longer than most of us would like.
SPENCER MICHELS: No matter what the Obama administration recommends, it still will be months before any new federally funded research can proceed, as new rules and regulations have to be written.
CBAI: ATTENTION STEMCELL PLAYERS, Stemcell topic will be on the "COVER" of "TIME MAGAZINE" early Febuary!!!! Stemcell stocks are going to EXPLODE!!!!!
www.time.com/time/magazine/current
CBAI:ATTENTION STEMCELL PLAYERS, Stemcell topic will be on the "COVER" of "TIME MAGAZINE" early Febuary!!!! Stemcell stocks are going to EXPLODE!!!!!
www.time.com/time/magazine/current
When CBAI is trading between.10&.30 a share...fractions of a penny won't matter any more!!!
CBAI-BIG day tomarrow!(.10 by next week at least!) Economic stimulus Bill has passed with billions approved for reserch!
CBAI...ON THE WAY UP! MCET went from .005 on friday to .07 on monday with NO NEWS at all!!! CBAI is getting ALOT of attention and should see .10 by friday-monday!
CBAI-Legislation to Reverse Stem Cell Ban Vowed by U.S. Lawmaker
By Rob Waters
Jan. 26 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Representative Diana DeGette said she plans to re-introduce a bill overturning limits on federal funding for stem-cell research even if President Barack Obama lifts the ban by executive order.
Former President George W. Bush, citing ethical concerns, barred federal support for researchers studying embryonic stem cells created after August 2001. He twice vetoed legislation, co- written by DeGette and approved by Congress, overturning the ban.
As an Illinois senator, Obama voted in favor of DeGette’s bill. He said during the presidential campaign that he favored reversing Bush’s ban on federal money for stem cell research. In a telephone interview today, DeGette, a Colorado Democrat, said she hopes Obama will issue such an order in the next few weeks.
“I’m going to wait a reasonable amount of time,” DeGette said. “It would be great if the president reversed the order because it would send a real message of change. We’ll go the legislative route if needed and we clearly have the votes in both the House and the Senate.”
If Obama does lift the ban on stem-cell research, DeGette said she still wants to codify the action with legislation.
Obama in his first week as president has signed several executive orders overturning Bush policies, including lifting a ban on U.S. government funding for organizations that provide abortion counseling, closing the U.S. prison camp for suspected terrorists at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and barring the use of torture in intelligence gathering.
To contact the reporter on this story: Rob Waters in San Francisco at rwaters5@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: January 26, 2009 19:48 EST
Legislation to Reverse Stem Cell Ban Vowed by U.S. Lawmaker
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By Rob Waters
Jan. 26 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Representative Diana DeGette said she plans to re-introduce a bill overturning limits on federal funding for stem-cell research even if President Barack Obama lifts the ban by executive order.
Former President George W. Bush, citing ethical concerns, barred federal support for researchers studying embryonic stem cells created after August 2001. He twice vetoed legislation, co- written by DeGette and approved by Congress, overturning the ban.
As an Illinois senator, Obama voted in favor of DeGette’s bill. He said during the presidential campaign that he favored reversing Bush’s ban on federal money for stem cell research. In a telephone interview today, DeGette, a Colorado Democrat, said she hopes Obama will issue such an order in the next few weeks.
“I’m going to wait a reasonable amount of time,” DeGette said. “It would be great if the president reversed the order because it would send a real message of change. We’ll go the legislative route if needed and we clearly have the votes in both the House and the Senate.”
If Obama does lift the ban on stem-cell research, DeGette said she still wants to codify the action with legislation.
Obama in his first week as president has signed several executive orders overturning Bush policies, including lifting a ban on U.S. government funding for organizations that provide abortion counseling, closing the U.S. prison camp for suspected terrorists at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and barring the use of torture in intelligence gathering.
To contact the reporter on this story: Rob Waters in San Francisco at rwaters5@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: January 26, 2009 19:48 EST
INCL-THE TIME IS NOW to get in...
Government contracts to be anounced soon! Setting up nicely for the HUGE run!!!!!!!!
INCL...up 66% Good News on it's way!!!!
INCL...up 66% Good News on it's way!!!!!
5's are up!!!!maybe news comin'soon!
TSHL-Confirms High Concentrations of Gold and Platinum!!!
Tri-Star Holdings, Inc. Announces Company Has Confirmed Lucky Linda Geologicial Reports, Board of Directors Calls Meeting to Finalize Dividend Details
2008-09-16 06:00 MT - News Release
FT. LAUDERDALE, FL -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 09/16/08
TRI-STAR HOLDINGS, INC. (PINKSHEETS: TSHL), a publicly traded company currently on the Over the Counter, announced that secondary tests began yesterday and confirm previous assay reports of the company's precious metal reserves in the Lucky Linda Claim. Yesterday, six independent samples produced high concentrations of gold and platinum confirming the company's existing reports on the 160 acre claim in Nevada. The samples themselves were core samples collected by Spooner & Associates to represent independent samples from various locations on site. The samples were in turn processed by Mr. Chastain, the metals analyst, for the purpose of independently verifying existing reports on the claim and estimates of the precious metals reserves there. Mr. Chastain, together with CEO Mr. Mellone and company Director Marxx, then watched as analysts from the University of Oklahoma verified the samples from each core yielding positive gold and platinum content. Management also announced that it is in negotiations to contract Mr. Chastain as a consultant and analyst to help the company maximize the recovery of its precious metals reserves, both during pre-permit recovery operations, and to instill long-term mine operation systems using his extraction refinery technologies.
CEO Anthony Mellone said, "The Board of Directors and I are very happy to have these positive, secondary results that attest to the accuracy of previous reports on the claim and our precious metals reserves. We will continue to analyze targeted locations on site to ascertain the highest concentrations of recoverable gold and platinum on the property for the benefit of the company and its shareholders. Obviously, we are excited to begin production as soon as possible, and we believe we will be better equipped to efficiently focus on the areas with the highest concentration yields."
Management also announced that the Board of Directors has agreed to convene a special meeting next week to finalize the details of the previously announced dividend it intends to distribute to company shareholders resultant of the sale of certain assets to Global TV Network. The Board has not set any record date, nor established any specific details of the dividend and intends to finalize and announce them following its special meeting.
For more information, visit www.tristarcorporate.com and www.tristargold.com (password: TSG).
About Tri-Star Holdings, Inc.
Tri-Star Holdings, Inc. ("the "Company") is a diversified holding company developing and incubating undervalued or as-of-yet unknown technologies, businesses, and assets with massive potential for return on investment and increased shareholder value. Despite the downturned U.S. economy, the Company's developments are currently poised to mitigate exposure to risk in industries proven to perform amidst economic recession: the precious metals and medical industries.
Safe Harbor Provision
This news release includes forward-looking statements, including with respect to the future level of business for the parties. These statements are necessarily subject to risk and uncertainty. Actual results could differ materially from those projected in these forward-looking statements as a result of certain risk factors that could cause results to differ materially from estimated results. Management cautions that all statements as to future results of operations are necessarily subject to risks, uncertainties and events that may be beyond the control of Rapid Fitness, Inc. and no assurance can be given that such results will be achieved. Potential risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, the ability to procure, properly price, retain and successfully complete projects, the availability of technical personnel, changes in technology and competition.
Contact:
Anthony Mellone
President & CEO
Tri-Star Holdings, Inc.
954-772-2640
Email Contact
TSHL(Low Float+Low Price)=BIG Opportunity!!!
TSHL(Low Float+Low Price)=BIG Opportunity!!!
Low Float + Good News + Low PPS + High Market Interest = Big $$$$ for those who bought Low!!!!
If the A/S has been reduced, Melone should PR that info!
That would get the PPS goin' UP!!!
Anything can happen in pinky land, so true!
Hey look what I found on the topic of Nevada Gold Mines...
September 9, 2008 - 9:50 AM EDT
Case Financial Focuses on Plans to Begin Drilling in Gold-Rich Carlin Trend
Case Financial Inc. (OTCBB: CSEF) will develop its strategically-partnered interest in the Carlin Trend in Nevada. The Company expects to spend at least $4 Million, starting in the fourth quarter of 2008, to drill in the Rodeo Creek Property.
Case plans to bring a drilling unit onto the property, pending initial funding, allowing the Company and its partner, Trio Gold Corp. of Alberta, Canada, to commence drilling five geochemically anomalous target areas previously identified for exploration.
Michael Schaffer, Case CEO stated, "Previous drilling on the property completed by Trio Gold confirms that the geological and alteration features common to all deposits on the Carlin Trend exist at Rodeo Creek, namely NW&NE-trending faults with decalcification, silicification and argillization within the highly prospective Popovich Formation, currently the host to 85% of all deposits along the Carlin Trend."
The Carlin Trend, currently the most prolific gold mining area in North America, is host to as many as 30 gold mines and advanced projects, on which over 100 million ounces of gold production and inventory have been identified, including world class deposits such as the Carlin and Meikle mines.
The Rodeo Creek Property is strategically located 1 mile northwest of Barrick Gold Corp's Storm deposit, and 3 miles northwest of Centerra Gold’s REN property.
This news release includes certain "forward looking statements" (including within the meaning of Section 27A of the United States Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the United States Securities Exchange Act of 1934). Without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralization and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the worldwide price of mineral commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the uncertainty of access to additional capital.
Case Financial, Inc.
Michael Schaffer, C.E.O., 760-804-1449
http://www.casefinancial.com
Setting up nicely for the next run!
MM's always playing their games, trying to scare us into selling them our shares by shaking down the price. Then they acumulate at low levels... wait for a good PR and sell into the run.
Only thing is this one's got too much going for it, when this stock really runs, it's gonna run HARD!!!
GLTA!
News Next Week!!!!!!!!
12 MM's on the ask! They sure are interested in this one!
We also have some other big news PR's to fuel this rocket!
As per the last PR;
Our expectation for the near future is to take the company's endeavors global, and we are actively negotiating several claims which, upon the execution of customary non-disclosure and/or letters of intent, we will announce to the public."
Can someone post the level 2 info, please?
Called TDA, certs comming tomarrow, accounts back to normal by the close of trading day, should be able to trade by friday's open.
Excuse me if this was covered, I just got home from work.
Not necesarily, the symbol change was to keep the short sellers from keeping the PPS down. Now the PPS can really move up when the BIG PR's come out!!!!
GO TSHL!!!!!!!!
Look how many MM's are still @ .001 or higher on level 2.
I'm still positive about this stock!
Only 2 MM's on the ask under .001
HDSN @ .0007 & NITE @ .0008
It's very possible we could move above today's high, once the cert change is over. Especialy if we get good news about the gold!
Oh-well,they-will-see-when-I-pull-gold-from-the-ground.
From Post #4218
Got my sell order in @ .0025,"I'll have a 5 bagger, please and a side of fries, thank you!"
When revenues start rolling in (and reported), say GOODBYE to 000's!!!!!!!!!!!
More PRs coming & an excelent price for this stock!!!!
This stock is going up soon!
Road Wings Inc. had to raise money for a first of the month payment on the OneFi Tech deal! Look at the volume & PPS direction on the Charts since they announced the buy-in. Their cash was tied up in other deals, the only way they could jump on the OneFi deal was to dilute! By 11:00am 7/31/08 RDWG maxed out their O/S...selling is done! The payment will be made, the deal goes through, good news PRs come soon & PPS goes back up!
Mark this post!
You will see...
OK, your turn bashers!
PNHL Revenues PR today...
The key will be to determine what's the fair amount to deduct as "Net Expenses" to determine what's the amount for "Net Income" or what you might simply see referred to as Income.
From their recent report, PNHL had "Net Expenses" in the amount of $277,318.17 for the first 5 months of 2008... Jan - May 2008. Simply divide that number by 5 to get a monthly figure for Expenses:
http://www.pinksheets.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=16375
$277,318.17 ÷ 5 = $55,463.63 Monthly Net Expenses
$55,463.63 x 12 months = $665,564 Annual Net Expenses
$2,000,000 Revenues for 2008 - $665,564 Annual Net Expenses = $1,334,436 Net Income
Net Income = $1,334,436
Outstanding Shares (OS) = 1,000,000,000 Shares
See below to see how I derived the Earnings Per Share (EPS):
$1,334,436 ÷ 1,000,000,000 (OS) = .0013 EPS
12 Conservative PE Ratio x .0013 EPS = .0156 per share value
This means that with using a conservative growth rate of 12 for the Industry in which it would trade, PNHL is currently worth .0156 for the year 2008.
Now the key thing to understand is that this does not take under consideration the value to be added from having the operating subsidiary of Extreme Fitness, Inc. I think the PR today shows more promise than what the market realizes right now. I still think it’s just a matter of time before PNHL is realized for its true value.
PNHL Revenues PR today...
The key will be to determine what's the fair amount to deduct as "Net Expenses" to determine what's the amount for "Net Income" or what you might simply see referred to as Income.
From their recent report, PNHL had "Net Expenses" in the amount of $277,318.17 for the first 5 months of 2008... Jan - May 2008. Simply divide that number by 5 to get a monthly figure for Expenses:
http://www.pinksheets.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=16375
$277,318.17 ÷ 5 = $55,463.63 Monthly Net Expenses
$55,463.63 x 12 months = $665,564 Annual Net Expenses
$2,000,000 Revenues for 2008 - $665,564 Annual Net Expenses = $1,334,436 Net Income
Net Income = $1,334,436
Outstanding Shares (OS) = 1,000,000,000 Shares
See below to see how I derived the Earnings Per Share (EPS):
$1,334,436 ÷ 1,000,000,000 (OS) = .0013 EPS
12 Conservative PE Ratio x .0013 EPS = .0156 per share value
This means that with using a conservative growth rate of 12 for the Industry in which it would trade, PNHL is currently worth .0156 for the year 2008.
Now the key thing to understand is that this does not take under consideration the value to be added from having the operating subsidiary of Extreme Fitness, Inc. I think the PR today shows more promise than what the market realizes right now. I still think it’s just a matter of time before PNHL is realized for its true value.
RSMI (Stock.of.the.week)Off the Bottom!Ready to RUN!!!
"SPZI" ON WATCH!! NEWS OUT TODAY!!!
"SPZI" ON WATCH!! NEWS OUT TODAY!!