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There is nothing wrong with that approach, and in fact it might be the best one. However i was just addressing the fact that Dean said he knew many radiologists and right away everyone starts shouting about a conflict of interest. just so you know expert testimony can be a very expensive proposition that might be why Dean said that he knows many people in this field. Maybe he was thinking out loud. Whatever the case Dean is a very smart guy.
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if the FDA asks the radiologist do you know Dean, do you own stock in the company... and the answers yes... that is perfectly ok!
The radiologist can be anyone of Deans choosing. And Dean can compensate him to the tune of whatever they both agree to. That's how it works on the federal court level and i'm positive that's how it will work here. There is no conflict of interest that is not a FDA concern. The FDA wants an expert opinion and any certified radiologist will qualify. To qualify as an expert an individual just has to be knowledgeable about the field. this is not rocket science. They could care less if Dean knows his expert. Been there already.
don't loose hope i bought 2k the other day @.57 myself now i own 14k @ .57. but here's the point, though the odds are stacked against the little guy(DEAN) i believe based upon their requests that he will be able to get through it. These bastards are really grasping at straws. If this drops i'm loading up big. In my listening to Dean on the last 2 conference calls, i truly beieve that he won't be denied. i just believe in this guy.
i'm familiar w/ patents because i am an inventor. but just to flesh out who's got the juice with various agencies... well it's the bigger the companies of course. for example lets take the patent office, they charge a ton of fees. big companies that deal with the PTO have revolving accounts that the PTO can draw from whenever they need to get paid. Don't get me wrong, this isn't a payoff, but what it works out to be is familiarity. being comfortable doing business on a constant basis with the big players. does the PTO examine a patent of a big player with the same scrutiny as some backyard inventor. I doubt it. I do tend to believe the bigger players get somewhat of a pass. are there internal influences and politics that go on behind the scenes, i'm highly inclined to say yes... for damn sure.
radiological review... Dean can can pick anyone he believes is qualified, regardless of whether he knows him or not. This protocol even holds true on the federal judicial level where expert testimony is going to be provided. So in truth, it doesn't matter if Dean knows the radiologist or even goes fishing w/ the guy socially. All that matters is that this individual is qualified in Dean's eyes to perform the task at hand. I'm sure he'll pick the right person it's only in his best interest to do so. Remember Dean holds 60 MM shares.
check out 8k filed sept 30th authorized just got bumped to 1.5 billion up fro 400 MM. read and let me know your thoughts about the increase. thanx
sorry to correct u, and please don't take it the wrong way, but i was at the last WW meeting in may of '09, none of the gensets for WW were completed, not one. true there were 6 empty skids to put the assemblies on, but they only had the radiators and a raw Cummings 450 Hp block. for an update go check out my conversation w/ abinvstr on the yahoo board. we both have good sources that have informed us that George has finally shipped some gensets to WW. we don't know the number of units shipped and we don't know how far along WW is with their field preparation. i hope this info helps.
the 6:1 split has happened, exactly as they said
i am very tempted to agree with you. our only hope is that WW is able to get the merchandise they paid for. i am out of ideas.
We've heard it all and we've beaten the crap out of trying to figure what's in geoges head. yet the facts are very simple. george so far will not and has not let his precious engine out into the real world for all to see whether it works or not. The truth is, none of us know if this engine will perform let alone hold up once it's in a real world setting. the crazy thing is that WW has paid george over $5MM for the privilege to take delivery of six lousy gensets and he's been holding back on them for over two years now. i spoke w/ bryon back in may for well over an hour and he said that he was definitely going to take delivery of them in july. as of my call to WW the other day they have not arrived. until WW can test them i'm afraid we have nothing.
i happen to agree wholeheartedly. i won't believe until WW receives the six gensets that george promised would go out the door by the end of june. any other release is subject to question or just plain old bs.
patent pending statement..........
the term to people not familiar w/ the subject sounds rather impressive.
all it means is that an application has been filed w/ the PTO. on average 50% of all apps. get rejected and it takes 2.5 years to get an approval. there are two types of applications. a provisional one and a non-provisional one. u can wipe your butt w/ the provisional one. just wanted to dispel any hype regarding the patent pending claim. until the patent is actually granted the applicant has limited protection.
as an inventor, i've have alot of experience in this area. JMO
if you go to OTC BB it does show new symbol of NPWZ and it does refer to a 200:1 RS. lets say i own 120 now a .12 a share after the RS i will own 600 at 38 dollars! how can that be? please explain
hey slojab one last question
i did read that the RS was 200:1 may i ask where it says it's going to be 25:1. thanx
slojab thax
please post Dennis' email thanx
Thanx slojab for simple and accurate answers. Now i know the AMEx has a $3 min. for a listing. will the split price bring us immediatelty to $3's. i don't believe so.
i have 125k shares @.11. i guess i'll survive the RS.
personal question. i happen to believe in this company. would you accumulate before RS or not? i just bought the 25k before the close.
Thanx crosscut & slojab for the answer. simple enough. That means that they have two full months to do a reverse split. and i did read the 200 to for one number. if they do a RS, i hope they will use something like 20:1 or 10:1 because it will kill my share count if they do a 200 for 1.
lets say the OS is 350 mill, wouldn't a 200 :1 be an overkill?
don't they need shareholders vote for a RS? GENTA just did about 2-3 weeks ago.
Before you sell... consider this. The gensets, all six of them were to ship before 6/30/09. To date they probably haven't been shipped because that news will be shouted from the rooftops. However for the first time in 15 years they most probably will go out the door very soon and the MM have already gotten word of this, hence the huge runnup. If the gensets then perform as promised for WW in the field, this second big wave of news will really get the ball rolling and that's when you'll regret that you sold. JMHO based on 15 plus years of watching, waiting and holding my shares.
Recent Runnup
I went to the first WW meeting in early June. Spoke w/ all 3 principals from WW, including George for a considerable amount of time. The Stock is surging based upon the promise from George that all six gensets were to be shipped by end of June to WW. As of last week I called both Co.'s and they were both very tight lipped. However, WW told me that they still anticipated receiving the units, but no date was given.
IMO this runnup is building and will build based upon that news. If these units are ever going to ship, they are going to do so possibly before the month is out.
If the units go out the door as promised we should be in dollar land plus.
To Josh
Your points well taken. I got out of NPW yesterday w/ a great three day profit. As for all of these stocks, you must take the runnup and sellout when the price begins to reverse. Then at some point you can buy back in for another run or the long haul. I have many patents in oil filtration. I invented the Fram Doubleguard and the TRT with a market cap of around 90MM. Here's the point. I did this as an outsider. As an outsider we'll never know the true inner workings of either a company or any products feasibility. You can never get that crucial look under the tent that tells you everything's ok. Therfore, we are all just speculating and flying by the seat of our pants hoping that our gut feelings will pan out. I kind of view investing in pennies as panning for gold. Remember all of life is just words. The key is to figure out if the words are worth trusting, most cases they are not. Check out SYMW... looks promising added yesterday.
Can't find info on HHI
I found the website, but it doesn't say if they make the hydrogen generator or rep someone elses, product. I know of two prominent Canadian companies that allow others to rep. If HHHI owns this tech it is a very big deal. I'm in yesterday for 2MM shares @.0012. Please let me know about HHHI. Thanx
Bhunt and Josh
I found something else out. The PEM or polymer electrolyte membrane of the V-cell is made out of plastic made by Dupont and typically is 10 microns thick. The area and thickness of the PEM limits the energy output. The N-cell is made out of silica and is 400 microns thick and generates much greater power. Pull up both web sites and read carefully under technology specifications. You'll find it.
josh
that's a big ten four on that one. as i said i'm in tomorrow thanx.
Thanks Josh.
This is a race and I'm in Vspace tomorrow. Just want you to know, the electrodes for the N-cell is made up of silicon, like the cell itself so they are very inexpensive. As discussed, the N-cell is aerobic and therefore does not require oxygen to operate.
The electrodes for the V-cell consists of both platinum and ruthenium. Both very precious metals that sell for 1,200 and 1,500 an ounce respectively. Vspaces own web site says their cell needs oxygen to run. These operational differences mean something to me as an inventor.
As we both know the the spin off of VGE is going to generate approx 16 MM on the offering to Vspace, very positive going into the future. My interest however is in the fuel cell side of the business, because that's where the huge upside potential lies.
V-cell's success depends on the Governments position as well as Samsung's.
N-cell has teamed up w/ Intel and Novellas plus the US Naval Office. This is going to be a race between Neah and Vspace. For me, it's crazy not to own a position in both.
I do disagree w/ Bhunt on one major point, i don't think Neah is a pump and dump by any stretch of the imagination, read the recent PR and see for yourself.
B.hunt thanks for your input
I see your point. I want to specifically want to know how you think the V- battery stacks up against the N- battery. Such as weight, voltage output, green disposal and mass application. The Neah battery can certainly run in laptops and hand helds. Running as an aerobic system is jut a bonus. I already have a significant position in Nea at .06. I'd like to establish a position in Vspc tomorrow especially at these prices.
There is another fuel cell co. Medis, symbol Mdtl. They of course have patents and appear to be an Israeli based company based in NY, with production in Ireland. However unlike either of these companies, Medis is not sharing their technical stuff on their site like these 2 battery companies are, which makes me feel uneasy about their basic tech and cost of production. This company is commercial, and are trading at .50. I can without question see the potential of both Vspc and Npws. I believe both of these will be into the $'s soon.
FUEL CELL COMPARISON
Viaspace's fuel cell seems to be a very promising technolgy with samsung and the other support group companies that are involved. There is no doubt. I studied their web site and this message board for hours to gain as much info as possible. Here's my question, i'd like someone knowlegable to compare this fuel cell technology to the one Neaha powers sytems already has in late stage development. Symbol NPWS. Neaha employs a much diffrent approach to generating electrical current. Like Viaspace, it uses methonal as a fuel, but it uses silicon to both develop the electric current and to form the batteries electrodes. This company shot up fom .01 to .11 this week. I'm trying to figure out who's fuel cell is better. Both of these companies could run in tandem, or one of these companies will clearly come out on top as the winner. Eg. the Sony Betamax vs. Toshibia's VHS. Sony lost, but still made huge profits, but eventually Toshiba got the crown until the advent of the compact disk. I would appreciate only your serious thoughts as to who's technology is better.