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Fourkids.
Thanks and noted, still stand by my post though, and very telling how fast it was pulled, that games are being played.
Fry shorts fry, lol.
Cheers
A.H
9th of Dec
Daylas.
Fully agree with you.
GLTA.
A.H
Fourkids.
Thanks for the links, just made a quick calculations for the last 10 days, and 213588 shares have been sold short in this time frame out of a total volume of 998633, so approx 21 % sold short in this period.
GLTA.
A.H
From ADES' quarterly report
CO2 Capture
In addition to our two key growth areas, emissions control and RC, we continue to demonstrate our position as a premier developer of innovative clean energy technologies. Control of CO2 from coal-fired power plants is currently a topic of discussion in Washington and a significant issue for the coal industry as a result of the impact of CO2 emissions on climate change. A number of permits for new coal-fired plants were rejected by various state officials in 2009 in response to protests by environmental groups. We see this as an opportunity and have begun developing technologies to address the needs of our customers through reduction of CO2 generation, CO2 capture and beneficial use of CO2.
DOE is funding CO2 control projects related to our business and on September 30, 2010 we signed a new contract with DOE to continue development of clean coal technology to capture carbon dioxide from coal-fired power plants and other industrial sources of CO2 emissions. We are the prime contractor for the approximately $19 million project that will be administered by DOE’s National Energy Technology Laboratory which is providing $15 million of the funding. We expect approximately $4 million in co-funding and support to be provided by several major utility companies including Southern Company, Luminant and the Electric Power Research Institute. The project provides funding to advance our commercialization plan for regenerable solid-sorbent technology, which is designed to capture carbon dioxide generated by coal-fired power plants.
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We had DOE contracts in progress totaling approximately $19.3 million as of September 30, 2010 which amount includes anticipated industry cost share. We expect to recognize approximately $1.1 million from these contracts during the fourth quarter of 2010 and the balance of funded amounts through 2014. This year we began the first field tests of our CO2 control technology on a $3.8 million program co-funded by DOE, as well as several major forward-thinking utility companies. The initial results at a Luminant plant confirmed the promising performance we had demonstrated in our laboratory. The pilot plant has now been moved to a plant operated by Xcel Energy for additional testing. Once captured, the carbon dioxide could be either stored underground (sequestration) or beneficially used in processes such as enhanced oil recovery. This technology appears to offer potential cost and energy advantages over competing liquid-solvent-based technologies.
We have begun work on the DOE CO2 project which is expected to run for a total of 51 months to scale-up the technology to the one megawatt level, which is a key step in the technology development process. This contract will not only fund research and development (“R&D”) on this technology, but it will also provide significant contributions to our revenue and margin over the next four plus years.
We anticipate that DOE programs will continue to represent an important component of the revenue stream of the Company over the next several years as we position ourselves for the market growth for ACI systems, enhanced coal additives and related technology with Arch Coal and other technologies for emissions control.
ADES presentation.
Go to page 17, a little bit about carbon capture.
http://knobias.10kwizard.com/filing.php?param=&ipage=7248170&DSEQ=2&SEQ=&SQDESC=SECTION_EXHIBIT&exp=
GLTA.
A.H
Yes fine, but they have known that for the last 3 Month's so not really an excuse, it's not that I am worried about them not filing or any adverse thing in the filing, furthermore I have absolute faith in JB and the product, it's just that I have family and friends invested here and I know the shorts will attack it straight out of the gate tomorrow, which means I have to call around and explain to all of them that there is nothing to worry about, just a pain really, I thought back in May that that was the last time we were going to see a late filing + I thought that John would realise that it is going to be shot down on this, he should be a bit more careful here, especially with the amount of shorts just dying for an oppertunity to discredit this company, just can't wait for the air permit to come through so this board can go back to a more mature serious discussion about the company and it's potential. just my few cents.
GLTA.
A.H
well more fuel for the shorts, how bloody annoying, now we have to listen to all their Bull in the next couple of days, can't understand why John would let this happen, I mean they now have a top 30 accountant company, so what gives? just Bloody annoying.
GLTA.
A.H
well you are right, however the one I am sitting with, which is going to fund ISCO will in my view move faster in the near term, so will wait a bit longer, the launch is still a bit off in my view, their press release said that they were going to offer the face cream to investors in ISCO first, then after that to the subscribers of John Mauldins news letter, and then finally to the general marked, I don't think it is really going to start moving until they launch to the general marked JMHO.
GLTA.
A.H
Keltoi.
Thanks, that explains why I couldn't find it on ISCO's website, I am also fully aware of their skin care launch coming very soon, however have no dry powder at the moment, will continue to monitor though, good luck with you investment in ISCO, I am sure you will make a killing over the long run. I personally feel that ISCO is the best of the stem cell picks from P. Cox
GLTA.
A.H
Hi all.
I have a question for the board, I am following these stem cell companies BTIM, ISCO, GERN after reading Patrick Cox's newsletter about a year ago when I was a member, Haven't invested yet, but most certainly will in the near Future, especially ISCO which I think is going to rock just on this skin cream, I am a massive fan of John Mauldin as well, so these 3, Patrick, John and ISCO in the same boat, can in my view only mean a rocket of a stock over the coming years, Anyways I recall reading an article about either ISCO or BTIM doing some treatment of Parkinson disease with stem cells, they treated over 3000 people with some amazing results, now all well and good, however I have search through their PR's and I cannot find it, if any of you guys have read the same PR or article and have a link, then please post it here,
TIA. and good luck to all you guys who have already bought in here, will join you very soon, as soon as my other play comes through.
GLTA.
A.H
Great post and I fully concur.
GLTA.
A.H
Maybe that is why the volume and price is going up, as I am sure we will hear something about the permit, which will remove the uncertainty that the shorts are currently using to manipulate the stock.
GLTA.
A.H
it is in the article 10 plants for £50 mil so £5 mil each =
$8 mill, I think JBII might have a slight edge here with a machine that cost $200000 that would leave only 7,800,000 million to build the rest of the site. me thinks this investment is going to rocket very soon, Shorts beware!!!!!
GLTA.
A.H
Plastic to diesel in London UK.
http://www.fuelcards.co.uk/news/live_news.php?year=2010&month=11&id=1840
Interesting
Mine too, however still good to know about the suits, and how damaging they could be to the company, I am not concerned about Michael Kaplanis, and after seeing that the other suit from Mr Kidd is about the restriction period of his shares, then I am not concerned about that either, no matter what when the air permit gets granted then these suits will fade in to the bagground,
GLTA.
A.H
Scion,
Thanks, much appreciated.
GLTA.
A.H
Zarghost, thanks looks like it is a non issue then,
GLTA.
A.H
Hi all.
Been following and have also invested in this very interesting company, however I can see people here discussing two suits against the company, are both suits filed by Michael Kaplanis? can't seem to find any other suits against them, and would just like to be sure that there aren't any other suits then those by Michael K. Would be very grateful if somebody could set me straight on this.
TIA.
A.H
Hi All.
Haven't checked this board for a while and have noticed that people here are talking about 2 lawsuits against the company, I was only aware of one, the one involving Mr Kaplan, could somebody please post some info about the other suit.
TIA.
A,H
Well actually he hands over the jar to another guy, who is not wearing any gloves about 10 sec after JB has tapped it, so really it can't be that hot, I would say max 50 degrees. celcius. normal gloves would be sufficient here.
just my thoughts.
GLTA.
A.H
Had a little look into Mr R. Thomas Kidd and how he obtained his holdings of JBII shares, and I must admit this guy is a sly little Bastxxd, First in july 2008 he got his sister in law Judith Vazquez, the President of Javaco at that time to agree to sell Javaco to Domark for 750.000 Domark shares, at that point Domark (domk)were trading at around $1,50 per share so roughly $1.125 mil.
then approx a year later Aug 2009, Domark sells javaco to JBII for 2,5 mil JBII shares + media credits for 1 mill JBII shares. at that point JBII were trading at approx $1,00 all is in the following link.
http://knobias.10kwizard.com/filing.php?param=&ipage=6493389&DSEQ=1&SEQ=&SQDESC=SECTION_BODY&exp=
A couple of days later 26th of Aug 2009 Mr Kidd grabs all 3.5 mil shares in exhange for money that Domark owes him (haven't really figured out how much Domark owed him)and at the same time he resigns as CEO of Domark. see following links.
30th of Now the agreement to give Mr kidd the 3.5 mill JBII shares
http://knobias.10kwizard.com/filing.php?param=&ipage=6629465&DSEQ=1&SEQ=&SQDESC=SECTION_BODY&exp=
31st of Aug the 8K filing about Mr Kidd resigning.
http://knobias.10kwizard.com/filing.php?param=&ipage=6497193&DSEQ=1&SEQ=&SQDESC=SECTION_BODY&exp=
Notice the filing about Mr kidd receiving the 3.5 mill JBII shares comes almost 3 months after he resigned, but in the filing it states as of 26th of August, the day he resigned.
So Mr kidd ends up with 3.5 mill shares of JBII currently valued at $2.8 mil.
His sister in law and other shareholders of Javaco ends up collectively with 750000 shares of Domark,(domk currently trades at $0,20) currently valued at $150000, nice little move for Mr kidd. I wonder if the sister in law Judith Vazquez, comes around and visit her sister Mrs J. Kidd and husbond R. Thomas Kidd any more.
Looks very much like Mr kidd knew JBII were much better shares and just raided Domark in order to get them and then resigned.
GLTA.
A.H
Rawnoc.
Thanks for the info, much appreciated.
GLTA.
A.H
A quick question for the board, have the P2O catalyst/process been patented yet? if not, does anybody know why?
GLTA.
A.H
Egbeck.
Thanks. hopefully it will stay down there for the next month, so that I can get back in.
GLTA.
A.H
Thanks Lowman, and yes it was with tears in my eyes selling as I know they are quite close now (CTGI), I had the shares for over 4 years, bought them back then for 5 cents a share, so still in profit, hope that I will be able to buy back in this same area in a month or so.
GLTA.
A.H
Well Ninja.
You are partly right, sold 110000 yesterday, as I needed the funds badly, sold as low as 5.2 cent, do however intent to buy back in the next month or so, so partly rigth however not for the reasons outlined by you, quite hard to sell them even at this level, not a lot of buyers until we get some more clarification about the share conversion.
GLTA.
A.H
thanks tech
Sorry just realised you said, don't think it is online.
GLTA.
A.H
Stonehenge.
Thanks, will check if you have to be a member to see it.
GLTA.
A.H
Does anyone have a link to an onlie version of the latest article that was posted here in a scanned format about John bordynuik, reason being that I would like to translate it for my Dad, and can't use a translator on a scanned format.
TIA.
A.H
Hi All.
Big believer in JBII here, hope that someone can help, somebody posted an article recently about John, it was scanned in from a local magasine, would anyone have a link to that post, saves me scrolling to hundreds of post to find it.
TIA.
A.H
From Bruce in regards to the audit.
The audit is still dragging along, unbelievable as that is. Just when we think we have given the auditor everything, he comes up with several more items. But it should be done soon, and not be a stopper for the bridge funding. Of course the audit will need to be completed for the main underwriting.
GLTA.
A.H
Email from Bruce Jones.
Sorry for the delay, it has been rather hectic around here, as you can imagine. The meeting went very well, and was attended by about 30 people – actually more than we had expected. There was no transcript or recording of the meeting to my knowledge. We essentially went over 1. The situation we found after Don’s death (just over $3.2 million in various claims, judgments, etc.); 2 What the Board has done over the past 8+ months (gotten the payables, judgments, etc. down to about $775K, and engaged Aegis Capital as our investment banker, plus adding the management team for LTC), and 3. Plans for the future. Right now we intend to split off CCTI, and have LTC acquire all the assets-shares of CSMG. The Aegis Capital people felt this is a quicker path to raising money, in a secondary offering, than spinning off LTC and going the IPO route, which could take up to six months. I will remain the CEO of CCTI, and have already a small staff/directors who are experienced and qualified to manage the new company. The idea with CCTI is to raise enough capital (hopefully $10 mil.) to acquire a company that has on-going revenues and cash flow, to support the opportunity at CCTI and perhaps another small but promising opportunity. We have identified a good candidate, and are pursuing a letter of intent with them. In a nutshell, that was the crux of the meeting.
GLTA.
A.H
Wow this is really frustrating, not one person has reported what happened at the shareholder meeting, and nothing from the company either, just bloody frustrating.
GLTA.
A.H
Techlover.
Cheers thanks for that.
GLTA.
A.H
Yes I think we are all hoping for that, I would very much like to know what was said as well.
GLTA.
A.H
Well lets just hope that we get 20-30%, however it was never in the cards to obtain 86%, this was the percentage world wide rights that CTGI had, the remaining 14% was for the E. O. Paton institute, the last plan CTGI had before they lost the court case, was to do the LTC IPO after which they assumed they would hold 50% ownership of LTC. After all that has happened in the last 2 years, I would be very happy to take 20% ownership and above. Anyways we should know very soon.
GLTA.
A.H
Hi there.
Does anyone have a link to the article in TGdaily.com, I have been on their page and can't seem to find it, have looked under all the science categories, without any luck.
TIA.
A.H