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Remember this is a site for XPGH...not your preaching. There is enough blood shed for that reason.
The last thought that I heard, was for XLPI to be a conduit to the marketplace for their products. But, that was before Parsons.
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Don't apologize...
There are a few posters on this thread, that in the absence of news, will create their own "news", rumors and "facts" and then run with it. Really amazing.
Red flag? I have concerns about all my investments, even my money market investments. Is the gagged T/A a concern for me...nothing I am going to write countless postings on and conjure up all kinds of nefarious reasons and outcomes. I don't have the time, nor desire to manage another company...or to blindly throw stones at companies that I own stock in. That is why I invest in people that I trust for long-term holds and it is why the list of the board was so important. If not, I get out and move on. To invest in a penny stock for any other reason is moronic.
Being a stock holder, gives you very little rights, despite what most here may think. One of the down falls of having a public company is all of the idiots that think they should have a say in how to run a company.
I guess it gives some other people a sense of purpose and self-importance though.
More speculation and half-truths. For companies to fail it often only takes one bad choice and a market change...often times credit tightens up, credit gets cut or eliminated...taking only weeks or months. But keep making up your own scenario to fit your storyline. But what is more intriguing, is keeping your money invested in a company that you do not trust.
It was a stock success of the new chairman under his presidency. Next you are going to blame him for GM.
What are you trying to say? Not sure what this has to do with Global. Parrish stepped down as president of the company 7 years ago, so he was no longer running the company. During his tenure, he had generally great growth and success from what I can see. I would take his level of success for this company any day.
I have no proof that the TA is tagged. But with constant phone calls from bloggers bugging them...I can't really blame them. If you can't trust management, there is no reason to invest in the stock.
Some people have visions of grandeur...if you were answering my question about free shares...I have never pm'ed you in my life...and now you are caught in a flat out lie. You might have paid me for my opinion without my knowledge...that is possible, but for the other...your are either intentionally misleading the other posters or sadly mistaken.
Just what angle are you working here?
Finally, some wisdom.
XLPI ends the day up almost 336% with no movement from Holdings?
Ends the day up, almost 336% on marginal volume!!!!!!!!
What is going on with this stock today? Up 114%!
I don't expect much of anything from XLPI until XPGH gets on firm footing. It will be very interesting to see how XLPI is priced once XPGH starts putting up some real numbers...as those real numbers are supposed to be produced by XLPI.
Sounds like good news...not something to whine about.
Sorry, got it backwards.
There is already a board in place in International?
I would expect to see some additional Contracts in the coming weeks, or at the very least some clarification. They do tend to release PR's that are very vague, but I am hoping with the new board they will get specific.
If they are waiting to announce revenue from the second quarter, than we will probably not see that report until August sometime.
Ohhhhh, you mean financially poor. That would appear to be very true. But, with a signed contract in-hand, they should be able to take that to the bank...even in todays tight credit market.
Just because it is not flammable, does not mean it is not related. Lots of products come from oil that are dictated by the price of oil. All related.
Looks to be selling around $1.10-$1.30 a gallon, which sounds about right. Excluding all of the taxes at the pump, this puts you in the same ballpark for regular gas. It might be reasonable to assume that they are also making around a nickle a gallon before operating expenses.
Green Fuel GlyClene™ Turns Golden with Three-Million-Gallon Per Month Initial Open Order from Oldcastle Materials Inc.
Business Wire
Posted: 2009-03-24 11:08:00
Sales of GlyClene™, the renewable fuel made from biodiesel byproduct, have "ignited" with a contract to provide three million gallons per month to Oldcastle Materials Inc., the leading U.S. supplier of asphalt and ready mix concrete. Oldcastle will use GlyClene as a fuel-oil supplement to aid in compliance with government mandates to offset fossil-fuel consumption and carbon emissions with renewable fuels. Green fuel innovator XcelPlus Global Holdings Inc. (Pink Sheets: XPGH), maker of GlyClene, estimates the value of the contract at $40-60 million, depending on market conditions.
"We will begin deliveries before the end of March," said J. Michael Parsons, president of XcelPlus. "Sales of GlyClene open a new chapter for biodiesel producers with an incentive to ramp up capacity. The revenue opportunity for byproducts creates another salable commodity for the industry's portfolio."
GlyClene, a renewable fuel-oil supplement, is one of two fuels XcelPlus produces from biodiesel byproducts using its Waste 2 Oil process. The other fuel, GlyCoal™, is a sulfur-free supplement for large industrial applications. Both qualify for fossil fuel and carbon emission offsets.
Oldcastle Inc., headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, is a subsidiary of CRH plc (NYSE:CRH), Dublin, Ireland. The company has 1900 locations in the U.S. and Canada.
This press release may contain certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, which are intended to be covered by the safe harbors created thereby. Investors are cautioned that all forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties. Although XcelPlus Global Holdings Inc. believes that the assumptions underlying the forward-looking statements contained herein are reasonable, any assumption could be inaccurate, and therefore, there can be no assurance that the forward-looking statements included in this press release will prove to be accurate. In light of the significant uncertainties inherent in the forward-looking statements included herein, the inclusion should not be regarded as a representation by XcelPlus Global Holdings Inc. or any other person that the objective and plans of XcelPlus Global Holdings Inc. will be achieved.
Yes, you are one extreme or the other....does it depend on whether or not you are buying or selling?
So much for getting the deal done in February...maybe if Smith did not have a history of this, I would not be so suspicious. .
Don't worry..he always says that. He has never managed to stay away for more than a few days at at time.
Really, gosh...learn something new everyday.
2 more business days for a PR this month.
Yes, it does sound like a typical PR for Mr. Smith. However,I do like the very short time-frame that he said was a possibility. This could be a very exciting week. No gray area with this one.
Same guy?
acw is not just a firm. It's a multi-disciplined, multi-cultural array of investment and advisory talent. Our experience crosses many borders-both geographic and institutional. For many years, we have been working with both private firms and large multinational organizations.
Name: Hugh A. Adams
Role: Executive Director
Email: hadams@acworg.com
Education: BBA, MBA
HUGH A. ADAMS, BBA, MBA, is Executive Director and currently resides in Vietnam. Mr. Adams has more than 25 years of diversified domestic and international experience.
Mr. Adams spent years developing financial markets, improving investment climates and strengthening core governance and regulatory institutions in Armenia, a former Soviet republic in the forefront of transition in Central Asia. He has worked with a number of state-owned and newly privatized enterprises, where he provided finance, enterprise restructuring, marketing and accounting advice. He also provided computer and networking consulting to the Ministry of Finance, as well as bank auditing and survey services to the World Bank.
European assignments have included the OECD and the IMF, for which he has developed workflow studies and implementation plans in imaging and document management application. In addition, Mr. Adams has over seven years of experience in nuclear and coal-fired power plants. He also worked for the Ford Motor Co. for several years.
As a company CFO, Mr. Adams has led a successful IPO -- through NASDAQ -- as well as participated in multiple corporate turnaround projects. He also served on the board of a public company and was a professor of accounting, auditing and other business disciplines at graduate and undergraduate level at National Economics University of Hanoi, Hanoi, Vietnam, American University of Armenia. L'Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, Paris and Strayer University, Washington DC, Mr. Adams Speaks English and German.
Jon Chynoweth Appointed Executive Vice President
Cantronic Systems Inc. (”Cantronic”) (TSX VENTURE:CTS) has announce the creation of Thermography division with the appointment of Jon Chynoweth as Executive Vice President of the division.
Mr. Chynoweth will be based in the United States and will report directly to the President/CEO of Cantronic.
Mr. Chynoweth’s last position was Vice President of Sales & Marketing at Mikron Infrared for the Thermal Imaging Division. While at Mikron Infrared, growth in thermography-related products sales over a period of nine years increased annually at a rate of approximately 20% per year, with 2006 gross sales over $12m US dollars.
In response to rapid growth potentials in both thermography and security night vision market segments, Cantronic will divide its current products into two divisions - Thermography Division, and Security Night Vision Division.
Mr. Chynoweth will focus on leading the Sales and Marketing of the Thermography division while Mr. Mark Mandell will focus on leading the sales of security night vision products.
Cantronic’s Thermography division products will include all Cantronic and QWIPTECH products with radiometric temperature reading capabilities such as hand-held thermography cameras, SARS/Avian Flu body temperature reading cameras, high end thermal imaging cameras for science applications, as well as our planned on-line process monitoring products.
Built upon its existing thermography camera products, Cantronic is broadening its product offerings by adopting its existing products into on-line process monitoring applications and developing more products around its QWIP-based infrared detector technology for demanding science and industrial maintenance applications.
“Indicated by the fact that one US company alone recorded increased thermography revenue of $111 million US dollars for the first 6 months of 2007, we believe there will be a significant market size and growth potential for Cantronic to tap into and have a share of this growing segment”, commented, James Zahn, President and CEO of Cantronic Systems. “This will be another market segment that our infrared detector and imaging technologies can be applied, and we expect our thermography division can become an important part of our growth strategy and contribute equally if not more to our future revenue.”
“With new applications continuously been opened up and increased product offerings built upon our infrared detector and imaging technologies, Cantronic is positioned for rapid growth”, added Mr. Zahn. “Mr. Chynoweth will be a key component of an effective and professional management team. With his excellent credential in the thermography market segment and expertise in managing our sales process in setting up distribution channels for national and international clients, Cantronic will quickly become an industry standard and we believe that Mr. Chynoweth is the best person to lead that growth going forward.”
About Cantronic Systems Inc.
Cantronic is a leader in infrared night vision technology, specializing in passive and active Infrared cameras, infrared illuminators, low light infrared sensitive CCD cameras and long-range night vision surveillance systems for demanding homeland security applications.
Cantronic’s products have achieved breakthrough performance characteristics, including viewing distances of 800 meters for its active infrared night vision camera. Cantronic has formed strategic relationships with various world-class electro-optic companies, integrators, software and network designers to enable Cantronic to offer an effective alternative to conventional cameras and surveillance systems.
Cantronic serves a rapidly expanding worldwide base of military, government, commercial and residential customers. Cantronic has also been approved by Health Canada as a Medical Device manufacturer and is working on using imaging as a diagnostic tool for breast cancer screening.
In addition, Cantronic’s Fever Scan M3000 is currently being used in several airports around the world for detection of fever-borne illness such as SARS and the Avian Flu. Cantronic’s technology has been widely featured by national and local media.
Cantronic, through its US subsidiary QWIP Technologies, Inc. (”QWIPTECH”), holds a worldwide exclusive license from the California Institute of Technology (”Caltech”) to produce and sell infrared detectors and sensors based on Caltech’s Quantum Well Infrared Photodetector technology.
This technology, developed by the renowned NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, has many applications in defense as well as in the field of security and surveillance. The technology was inducted into the NASA Space Technology Hall of Fame in April of 2001.
QWIPTECH is currently developing an aerial land mine detection system for the US Army Research Laboratory. It has also been contracted by SELEX (formerly BAE Systems), a world-renowned leader in infrared systems, to supply infrared detectors for their Sigma Hunter large format infrared camera.
Cantronic is a Tier 1 issuer on the TSXV trading under the symbol CTS. For further information about Cantronic and QWIPTECH, please visit our websites at www.cantronics.com and www.qwip.com.
Response from XLPI via email text:
Global has a single member board today and this is Bill Smith Chairman
J Michael Parsons President / CEO of Parsons Energy in Dothan Alabama
We are working to establish a new board as we are moving forward.
International has 7 members
Jon Chynoweth serves as Chairman of the Board, retired from an infrared company owns a private company offering marketing services,
Hugh Adams works for a controller company offering technologies to Power plants and industrial sites.
Rodd Hoffman runs an alternative energy company that develops fuels and technologies
Tom Torbjornsen owns Americas Car Show a radio talk show on XM and Sirius satellite radio and is a writer for AOL Auto, Edmunds and other Auto Related sites
Bill Smith resident of XcelPlus International Inc and Chairman of XcelPlus Global Holdings Inc
Pat Cleveland President of a biodiesel plant in upper Michigan
Jake Giacomelli Canadian who works with industrial equipment and technologies.
Correct.
I emailed them from their website...a direct link. The response said that the email box was full.
An email that I sent to investorrelations@xcelplusemail.com, bounced back as undeliverable.
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I would guess that they were thinking that XLPI had so much stock outstanding, with little or no income that they needed another vehicle to attract new investors, bankers and key management. No doubt they could have loaded themselves up with stock if they so wished on the XLPI Side. I would also expect that they were trying to protect the assets that the company had from a possible BK.
Is it fair...probably not. But fair does not enter into the judical system. Are we still alive...maybe.
I would expect that the XPGH stock was for "payment" of the patents and other items of value from XLPI.
Since XLPI and XPGH are so closely related, do you think that there is any reasonable way to extrapolate (or confirm a projection) a share price for XLPI based on the share price for XPGH? i.e.: if XPGH should be $2 by April, that should make XLPI X.
Do we know who the board members are?
Most likely he would wait until the market was a bit more favorable, as to gain maximam value for the PR.