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Ronald Reagon has passed. I loved the man as a leader and the real reason for the end to the Cold War. I shall miss him and those days.
tom, Urban is initiating a well thought out game plan and the timing of PR's is part of that scenario.
Great, let's have fun with it. EOM
Tell ya what, I bet that you are wrong. Whomever is wrong writes same in a post stating something like this. "I Drillbit declare that Mapleton was right and I was wrong"
Is that a bet?
Look at what CMKX's lawyer wrote, this man is IMPRESSIVE:
http://www.rrdfin.com/download/services/pub_pdf_html_files/Corporate_Responsibilities/38331.htm
I found this:
http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=CLB01219&read=13692
I don't know but this law firm PR smacks of something coming. JMO
Yepper, not your average pink stock move. I wonder how Urban convinced Glenn as to the company's viability.
D. Roger Glenn
Lead counsel for CMKM Diamonds, Inc., D. Roger Glenn, is a partner at
the
firm and has over 20 years of extensive experience in working with
public
companies. Mr. Glenn's professional bio can be reviewed at the law
firm's
website,
http://www.edwardsangell.com/script.php?print=yes&page=attorneys&
Roger has over 20 years of experience in securities law. He has handled numerous IPOs and other public offerings, PIPE transactions, exchange and hostile and friendly tender offers, mergers and acquisitions involving public and private companies, private placements, Rule 144A sales, Rule 10b5-1 plans and all filings and reports required by the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
The companies he has represented have been in the telecommunications, media, health care, financial services, technology and software industries and have had securities listed on the New York and American stock exchanges and the NASDAQ stock market.
Notable Experience
• Roger was involved in the $600
million acquisition by a major
telecom company of corporations and
limited liability companies holding
FCC licenses.
• Roger represented another major
telecom company in a cash tender
offer and the $450 million
outstanding high-yield debt of an
acquisition target pursuant to a
change-of-control indenture
provision.
• He was instrumental in the
acquisition of an Austrian wireless
telecom company with $1 billion of
assets.
• Roger handled the successful takeover
of an insurance company by hostile
tender offer.
• Roger represented a telecom company
in the issuance of $200 million in
Senior Notes in a PIPE transaction.
Recent Speaking Engagements and Publications
• The Going Public
Sourcebook,co-author, a guide to
the initial public offering process
and ongoing reporting and other
compliance obligations of a public
company published by RR Donnelley
Financial.
• Corporate Responsibilities of
Public Companies in 2003,
author, 2003.
Before Edwards & Angell
After college, Roger practiced as a Certified Public Accountant on the audit staff of Deloitte & Touche in Miami. He began his legal career with the Securities and Exchange Commission, where he conducted investigations for the enforcement division.
Roger has over 20 years of experience in securities law. He has handled numerous IPOs and other public offerings, PIPE transactions, exchange and hostile and friendly tender offers, mergers and acquisitions involving public and private companies, private placements, Rule 144A sales, Rule 10b5-1 plans and all filings and reports required by the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
The companies he has represented have been in the telecommunications, media, health care, financial services, technology and software industries and have had securities listed on the New York and American stock exchanges and the NASDAQ stock market.
Notable Experience
• Roger was involved in the $600
million acquisition by a major
telecom company of corporations and
limited liability companies holding
FCC licenses.
• Roger represented another major
telecom company in a cash tender
offer and the $450 million
outstanding high-yield debt of an
acquisition target pursuant to a
change-of-control indenture
provision.
• He was instrumental in the
acquisition of an Austrian wireless
telecom company with $1 billion of
assets.
• Roger handled the successful takeover
of an insurance company by hostile
tender offer.
• Roger represented a telecom company
in the issuance of $200 million in
Senior Notes in a PIPE transaction.
Recent Speaking Engagements and Publications
• The Going Public
Sourcebook,co-author, a guide to
the initial public offering process
and ongoing reporting and other
compliance obligations of a public
company published by RR Donnelley
Financial.
• Corporate Responsibilities of
Public Companies in 2003,
author, 2003.
Before Edwards & Angell
After college, Roger practiced as a Certified Public Accountant on the audit staff of Deloitte & Touche in Miami. He began his legal career with the Securities and Exchange Commission, where he conducted investigations for the enforcement division.
Edwards & Angell, LLP Recognized As A Top Law Firm By Leading Legal Publisher Chambers & Partners
Chambers & Partners, June 1, 2004
Boston, M.A. -- June 1, 2004 -- Edwards & Angell, LLP, a national law firm with more than 300 attorneys, has been listed among the country's top law firms by Chambers & Partners USA, a leading legal publisher.
Partners Lincoln D. Almond, Stephen J. Coukos, David K. Duffell, Mark W. Freel, Christopher D. Graham, V. Duncan Johnson, James I. Lotstein, Stephen O. Meredith, Nick Pearson, Mark A. Pogue, William P. Robinson III, James J. Skeffington, and Vincent J. Vitkowsky were also all recognized.
"It is an honor for the firm and our partners to be recognized nationally by our peers and clients in the industry," said Managing Partner Terrence Finn. "Whether it be handling M&A, private equity, securities and financing work, insurance or restructuring and bankruptcy and litigation, we have the legal professionals who do it well."
Chambers & Partners specifically recognized the firm in the categories of Banking & Finance and Private Equity in Massachusetts, Corporate/Mergers & Acquisitions in Connecticut and Rhode Island, Employment, Litigation and Real Estate in Rhode Island and Insurance in New York.
The methodology behind Chambers & Partners involves identifying leading practitioners and law firms in the main areas of practice for the publication's readership. Chambers & Partners researches the strengths and reputations of U.S. attorneys by conducting in-depth interviews with clients and attorneys. For the current U.S. directory, over 7,000 of these interviews were conducted throughout the country. The report may be viewed at: www.chambersandpartners.com.
Lincoln D. Almond, a partner in the Providence's Labor & Employment Practice Group, practices in the areas of labor and employment law in both the private and public sectors, including contract negotiation and administration, labor arbitrations, state and federal wage-hour audits and litigation, management representation in union organizing drives and employment litigation in state and federal courts. He was described as "a true professional who knows, understands and breathes employment law."
Stephen J. Coukos is a Partner in the Boston office's Corporate Practice Group representing both public and private companies in a variety of industries, including community banks, thrifts and credit unions, as well as larger national and international institutions. Coukos was recognized as "thoughtful and capable," "creative and solid," and was particularly recommended for his work on joint ventures within the banking industry.
David K. Duffell, a Partner in the Providence office's Corporate Practice Group, focuses his practice in the area of representing large private equity funds in connection with their domestic and international investments and merger and acquisition and financing activities. He was recognized as a "truly excellent attorney" earning plaudits for his M&A work and his work on a number of international transactions.
Mark Freel, a Partner in the Providence office's Litigation Practice Group, is skilled in litigation involving trade secrets, IP disputes, employment matters and corporate and business disputes. He was recognized as a "true professional" and as highly regarded in the market for his specialist knowledge of mass torts, products liability and trade secrets.
Christopher D. Graham, a Partner in the Providence office's Corporate Practice Group, counsels start-up enterprises and assists in their capital formation, represents emerging companies and private equity investors in different rounds of equity financing. He was recognized for having an enthusiastic following among his clients.
V. Duncan Johnson, a Partner in the Providence office's Corporate Practice Group, focuses his practice in the general corporate area with a specific focus on the banking and financial services industry. Johnson was listed as a lawyer who "truly understands what a lawyer needs" and as a highly experienced banking lawyer gaining special recognition for his work on behalf of Fleet Bank.
James I. Lotstein, a Partner in the Hartford office's Corporate Practice Group, devotes his practice primarily to the representation of businesses and financial institutions. He was recognized as a "major coup" to the addition of the firm.
Stephen O. Meredith is a Partner in the Boston office's Private Equity & Venture Capital Practice Group. His experience includes private equity and venture capital financings, M&A, start-ups, joint ventures, fund formations, buyouts, securities offerings, debt facilities, restructurings and litigation oversight. He was recognized as being regarded highly for his work in the telecom and broadcasting industries.
Nick Pearson is a Partner in the New York office's Insurance and Reinsurance Department. He has represented U.S. and foreign clients in the formation, acquisition, sale and licensing of insurance and reinsurance companies and brokers, and has served as outside general counsel to both admitted and non-admitted insurers. Pearson was recognized for his work with reinsurance arbitrations and it was noted that "competitors enjoy working with this straightforward attorney."
Mark A. Pogue, a Partner in the Providence office's Litigation Practice Group, focuses his practice on employment law, commercial law, property taxation, and intellectual property matters. He was recognized for maintaining an active profile in the federal court, splitting his time among employment, commercial and IP matters. Pogue was also recognized for his work on commercial disputes for a Vancouver manufacturing company and a Rhode Island business.
William P. Robinson III, a Partner in the Providence office's Litigation Practice Group, focuses his practice in the area of defamation and privacy law, along with federal and state constitutional law, contract law, appellate procedure, and the law relating to public and private educational institutions. He was described as "an excellent lawyer - he's sharp and smooth."
James J. Skeffington, a Partner in the Providence office's Corporate Practice Group, focuses his practice on advising clients on a wide spectrum of business matters. He also has developed an innovative litigation management program for large multi-state clients such as CVS Corporation and Fleet Bank. He was recognized for his expertise in bonds and municipal finance, development work, and relations with governmental bodies.
Vincent J. Vitkowsky is a Partner in the New York office's Insurance and Reinsurance Department, serving clients in commercial arbitration and litigation, with special prominence in disputes arising in the reinsurance and insurance industry. He was noted as "impressing sources with his excellent representation of clients in reinsurance lawsuits, though he also serves as an arbitrator."
The national law firm of Edwards & Angell, LLP, headquartered in Boston, focuses on financial services, technology and private equity & venture capital. With more than 300 attorneys, Edwards & Angell, LLP has nine offices in Boston, Ft. Lauderdale, Hartford, New York, Providence, Short Hills (NJ), Stamford, West Palm Beach, Wilmington, and a representative office in London.
http://www.edwardsangell.com/index.php
ALWAYS find you comfort level in trading any stock.
Anything below .0005 will be ok. Having a margin account aids to liquidity BTW. Good luck
Just in case ya'll missed this:
Message: 22
Date: Sat, 05 Jun 2004 04:53:18 -0000
From: "nouvelastre" <laura.k@wanadoo.fr>
Subject: Great Post Part II
A LAWYER'S VIEW ON THIS LATEST PR.
First things first, let me say that I will be buying the living shit
out of this stock on Monday. Ok, now that you know I'm slightly
biased, here are my thoughts. All are my OPINION and as a lawyer
I'll add thirty other disclaimers as to doing your own damn due
diligence. LOL
Ok, bottom line is that this is REALLY damn impressive. This firm is
ranked #133 based on revenue. Among counsel for debt underwriting,
they rank number 10. And if you do a little research into their
background and their partners, you will discover that they are one
of the absolute LEADERS in dealing with private equity funds in the
WORLD. Re-read that last sentence. That is not puffery. That is
fact. Ask around my friends. I'm just telling you what I know. These
guys are heavy hitters when it comes to financing and securities. As
in the big boys.
In my opinion, there is a very clear reason as to why this company
is bringing its filings and legal work to a law firm of this
indisputable caliber prior to dealing with the SEC. There must be
some very important things that must be handled. I know from
experience that filing with the SEC to get OTC trading approval is
something any two-bit securities attorney can handle. Yes, some suck
at it and it will take longer but most competent attorneys can
handle it for a LOT less than a top tier firm (and many probably for
a cut in the action). But when you step up to a firm of
EdwardsAngell's level, this is a whole new level. Now you are making
sure that everything will be perfect. You are making sure that
credibility, respect and thoroughness are attached to every letter
on every document. Now ask yourself ... why would a company trading
at .0001 earlier this week be going to these lengths? As a pink
sheet, they don't have to and nobody would care much if they just
used an average attorney. But they are not. They have selected from
the best and probably picked one of a handful that has the
unparalleled experience and connections with private equity funds
that others cannot match.
Here's a link to confirm some information:
http://www.martindale.com/xp/Martindale/Lawyer_Locator/Search_Lawyer_
Locator/alm_info.xml?alm_id=97&...
I'm also impressed that this press release went out tonight. It
shows that the earlier press release wasn't just a pump. They
followed up on it. Kudos to management for that effort.
My personal opinion is that this is a very, very unusual move for a
pink sheet company to make. I've genuinely not heard of a pink sheet
company before going with a law firm of this level for its filings.
99% of OTC stocks ALREADY LISTED don't go with a firm or accountant
at this level.
Take it for what it's worth but this looks like a huge hint of epic
proportions. Yes, this is all still risky as any submicropenny
mining stock would be. But in my 10 years playing the pennies (a
hobby of mine), I've not seen this.
Good luck to everyone. I'm buying what I can under .001 next week.
You do what you want. This is one risk WELL worth taking in my
opinion. By the way, here's a few clients of Edwards Angell:
Bear Stearns
Citizen Bank
Columbia Capital
Fleet Boston
John Hancock Insurance
MassMutual
Merck Capital Ventures
PNC
Providence Equity
Providian
Travelers
UBS
Wells Fargo
Any of those ring a bell? LOL
Wow.
http://investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=3255223
Hello Susie924 and all. Reading the post by the lawyer last night was a boost IMO.
$.50 before July 1st! JMO EOM
IF I were weak,
I would listen to fung, susie and janice. I'd sell soon, all know more about magnetic surveys than I.
Sorry was gone for a bit. I wonder if what CMKX has is bigger than carolyn pipe.
Anyone asleep yet? EOM
The permineralization of the basic elements known in the universe are what we see in diamonds and Au, Cu ETC
Orthoclasefeldspar is also a metamorphised sample that has things in common with what we are drilling. As apposed to plagioclasedfeldspar. Of course they are very different types of metamorphisim.
Anyone want to talk Geology? EOM
I'll go offline for a bit but I suggest that some of you realize the potential that geology provides. It only matters what Urban has under lease and that survey. DON'T let anyone try to discount the above. IF he has shown that to some wealthy folks, I think that they insisted on him procuring a big time law firm.
The kids here may learn something. WELCOME JANICE but I will not respond to you.
I have a background in geology that is both 'ivory towered' and hands on. I will take hands on any day.
IMHO we see .50 sooner than most think. Naked shorts are about to get what they deserve. It HAD to happen and I think it happens here. I think Urban has allowed JEFF to cover a wee bit.
I have a few minutes if anyone wish's to dispute my take on geology. I drilled and produced for over 25 years and saw same.
Hey ya'll, I just post things that COULD happen. It has been my experience in the world of geology that the amazing can happen.
.You boys got your hat handed to ya and you whine? We kicked your arse and U can't accept same. How were your running back and QB the last 5 minutes sparky?
Make money here and we can debate in person and have a great time.
Janice, have a great weekend cup cake. EOM
LOL and OSU had NO CHANCE against the mighty Canes. I will say this, the pros ya'll turn out yearly is impressive,
JMHO EOM
LOL or "Sorry Sir, walked over to their 20th floor trading room and no one there. The windows were open but no one...."
Ya want Tibet? EOM
I have posted to that thinking that both topics are the reason. All JMO
I was being glib. I think we see over .40 by month end...JMO.
Thanks for input. EOM
Let me understand a few things here. So buying at .0004 is a
bad idea and this guy Urban has retained a NYC law firm and has his company on a race car, and truck NASCAR type racing soon, that is on the tube. So Urban is planning on selling out everyone at .0004 or even .001 to make his fortune and then disappear?
Yep, that makes sense!
YEPPER! EOM
Two things come to mind about JEFF. Either that firm is covering for others or Urban is letting them off the hook knowing that NITE is the biggest naked.
She did, I welcomed her and asked if she got my card and she left. Go fugure
Put me down for .40 before July IF financials are out in June.
LOL funny U say that. I put the "karate KID" on same
ROAD TRIP! EOM
Ya know what Sub,
I'm kinda glad no response