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I have never had an e-mail returned or a return phone call. For that matter, the old number just allowed you to leave a message. I have never talked live to anyone at the old office, which by the way, I believe was Giles home not an office because I saw an aerial view by satelite and it looked like a home
Jimstr
gave the man a rope. let's see what he does with it
Jimstr
West texas,,,You misunderstood me.
Respectfully, Let me help you comprehend better.
West Texas-"IHub prohibits "threatening" posts. Please be careful not to come across that way ("or else", etc..)
My "threat",as you want to call it wasn't physical. I would merely "expose" the liar for what he is. What he will "suffer" is any credibility he may have left.
I believe most on this board are intelligent and see through the paid pumpers and optimistic investors. But there is a difference between a pumper without facts that says "buy this stock. I think it is going up." and a guy trying to protect his investment by being a liar of facts.
West texas---"Everyone is free to post his/her opinion on this board without fear--this is IHub policy. The board should be a safe place to hold discussions."
I totally agree with this statement. Right on the money! Safe to offer opinions,discussions of facts, but not lies.
My post in question is below
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=24918495
Thanks, you may want to give me some credit for DD. I did post that Allen Giles resigned a week before Amelot made the announcement. There was another poster on this board that told me and I got confirmation from 2 other sources before I posted because I thought it was important to be acurate
Jimstr
ps-In case you missed my other post-what was the phone number you called Aziz on?
Folks,
Someone important to this board is filling you up with pipe dreams and one bold-faced lie about the future of this company
I am going to sit here on the side and observe for awhile but if he continues to pump without facts or feed you another lie to prop up his position, I will not be silent.
You know who you are. I will give you enough rope to hang yourself so be careful.
consider yourself warned!!!
As I stated in a previous post, I will not expose my source but at the risk of investors getting duped by what I suspect is a paid pumper or just a plain liar in hopes of boosting the share price for his own good, I may have to.
I repeat-if you LIE in one more post-you will suffer for it
Jimstr
West texas,
What phone number did you call and talk to Aziz on??????
Jimstr
Do you have a link for the survey?
The Bronkx-this is why...
November 16, 2007
Platinum Research Names Manufacturer of Grease Additive
Chem Technologies Ltd. will produce TechroBond™ 280, an anti-wear, extreme pressure additive for industrial greases
DALLAS, November 16, 2007 -- Platinum Research Organization (PLRO.OB – www.platinumresearch.com), has selected Chem Technologies Ltd. (www.chemtechnologiesltd.com) of Middlefield, OH, to produce its new additive for industrial greases, TechroBond 280, the newest member of the TechroBond family of revolutionary additives for lubricants and coatings. TechroBond 280 is an anti-wear and extreme pressure (EP) additive that enhances the performance of lubricating greases.
“We are very impressed with the technical expertise, professionalism and production capabilities of Chem Technologies and we look forward to working with them for a long time to come,” said John T. (Cork) Jaeger Jr., president and CEO of Platinum Research Organization. “We have made these arrangements with Chem Technologies to produce our first commercial product, TechroBond 280, which we plan to introduce to the marketplace in the next several months. The relationship with Chem Technologies is strategic for Platinum, because Chem Technologies’ production capacity is easily scalable to meet our manufacturing needs for TechroBond 280 for the foreseeable future.”
“Chem Technologies takes pride in working outside the box and we certainly have achieved this through the relationship we have developed with Platinum Research,” said Donna Decker, vice president purchasing/customer service, Chem Technologies. “It is rewarding to work with people who are driven and are excited about their product. The excitement is contagious and we feel that our two companies complement each other. We look forward to having a part in making this new product a success.”
About Chem Technologies, Ltd
Chem Technologies, Ltd. is a chemical dispersion and blend manufacturer centrally located in Middlefield, OH, approximately 45 miles from Cleveland. The company specializes in blending chemical additives into pre-weighed batch inclusive packaging for the rubber, plastics and other industries. Chem Technologies’ specialty dispersion blends disperse faster and more uniformly into the base compound, providing superior final quality products. The dispersions reduce worker exposure to chemicals and are more environmentally friendly.
other developments include
1.) Develop Strategic Marketing Alliance in Grease Market PRO has entered into a global exclusive marketing agreement with R.T. Vanderbilt to sell TechroBondTM directly to grease manufacturers. Most importantly, the company has developed its first commercial product, TechroBondTM 280,which is being marketed immediately without registration hurdles. We are working aggressively with RT Vanderbilt and our contract manufacturing partner to introduce this product to the Grease marketplace.
2.) Domestic and Global Product Registration PRO has received EPA approval for F-ZDDP in the US and has begun testing under a contract with a Swiss laboratory for the registration of F-ZDDP in the European Union (EU). This testing will also facilitate the registration of PRO products in other key foreign jurisdictions.
3.) Engine Oil Optimization PRO is in the final stage of the optimization process and lab testing of engine oil for live engine testing in conjunction with two (2) industry partners.
Development of Manufacturing Capabilities PRO is continuing its plans to develop a pilot plant in Tulsa, Oklahoma for the production of F-ZDDP. PRO has entered into an agreement with Chem Technologies in Middlefield, Ohio to produce TechroBond 280. Successful pilot runs of TechroBond 280 have been completed and tested.
Jimstr
Your welcome,
Still holding 10%
Jimstr
Just got off the phone with Madison stock transfer:
As of today 2:45pm
2,000,000,000 Authorized
1,924,573,155 Outstanding
remaining shares worth about 52k at present price-not nearly enough to get this thing going
Jimstr
Whoever is going to moderate this board, please confirm and change the I-Box
If you wanted Amelot to come out with a BRUTALLY HONEST
PR they would kill themselves because it would read something like this:
1)We're broke.
2)We sold all of the authorized shares. (last I checked in sept they sold 1.975B OS of the 2.1 B AS)
3)We can't get the processor delivered because we cant raise any money to finish paying for it.
4)We're sorry for putting pictures of old equipment on the website but we had to do something to keep investors interested
5)Even though we stated the Jatropha plant would yield in 1-2 yrs, the yield in 2nd yr is minimal and full yields take 4-5 yrs
6) we lost our latest PR company because they wouldn't take our shares in lieu of cash
7) I lost Allen Giles 3 weeks ago but couldn't announce it til the word got out on IHUB which forced me to say something. This hurts us because he had all the contacts and was the brains of this operation.
If I left out anything, please e-mail or call and I will be glad to ignore you for another month while I figure out another BS PR to come up with to keep you all guessing.
I know-I'm going to announce that we are blah, blah, blah, because we can always sell Jatropha 4 yrs from now
Did I say we're broke?
Refresher course
http://marketwire.com/mw/release.do?id=784244&k=vspc
Jimstr
DD people-
you don't see a link between Viaspace and a virtual fence?
Jimstr
very true
Glad I waited. I do like the action we're getting. I bought 33% core @.36.... Then added more friday @.38
I believe we have seen the bottom folks
Jimstr
Ionna
I didn't write the article. I merely copied and pasted an article from Lubes'n'Greases
I thought it WAS relevant.
Jimstr
That's funny,
Every post I put out was truthful. My small position in AMHD could never move the market. I shared information with this board for all. I had high hopes for this stock but in my opinion without Giles, this is now a loser.
I sold my position on Friday upon confirming the resignation of Allen Giles which I thought would have a negative impact on the SP.
There are bigger fish out there moving this SP- not my piddily ass amount of shares. I sold and you could say "bashed' the stock and the price went up?? That should tell you that some bigger investors than I are moving the stock. My negativity of the stock right now had just the opposite effect
Now you can listen to a stranger on a chat site or do your own DD and make a decision. Just goes to show that I was wrong.
The SP is up- what are you going to do?
Respectfully,
Jimstr
Publication:LNG; Date:Oct 1, 2007; Section:Need To Know; Page:14
Changing the Rules
BY THOMAS F. GLENN
It’s not unusual to receive phone calls and e-mails after writing a column for Lubes’n’Greases. In fact, it’s both common and certainly welcome. But my recent series of articles on lubricant additives resulted in an unusually high number of people reaching out to express their feelings and opinions.
And in most cases the messages were the same. That is, the writers sided with those who say it is exceedingly difficult to move new lubricant additive technology into the mainstream and that this stifles innovation. Moreover, many expressed satisfaction that this issue was “finally” getting some ink.
In the view of those who took the time to write or call, the reason innovation is stifled is because the major additive companies are heavily invested in current technology. As a result, they push back on any upstart technology that could put their existing assets and profits at risk. In addition, these respondents often
added, the Big Four additive giants seem to suffer from the NIH (“Not Invented Here”) syndrome. Rather than taking gratuitous shots at the major additive companies, this col
umn will focus on possible solutions to what many say is a problem. So let’s start by assuming those who say innovation in the lubricant additives business is stifled are right, and that the big addi
tive companies — maybe for legitimate business reasons — are not eager to play ball with interlopers. If so, accepting this reality is the first step towards breaking down the barriers to entry, strategists say. Instead, they add, maybe it’s time to change the rules of the game. Rather than complaining about the major additive companies and allowing them to set the pace for technology developments, innovators must take the lead and speak to the agendas of other industry stakeholders — the customers who actually benefit from the use of lubricant additives.
For those familiar with direct-toconsumer (DTC) advertising in the pharmaceutical industry, this suggestion will have some resonance. Close to 10 years ago, there was a gamechanging event in the pharmaceutical industry when prescription drug makers began promoting their products directly to consumers. This was an astounding departure from the past, when they promoted their products exclusively to doctors and the doctors were the gatekeepers for what did and didn’t get put in front of
patients (the consumer). Rather than leaving doctors in full control of the agenda, DTC let pharmaceutical companies reach out directly to consumers. And although doctors didn’t like it, it worked. The real consumers started asking doctors for specific prescription drugs and pulled through demand.
Some believe a similar model could cause a shift of power in the lubricant additives marketplace — a shift driven by innovators outside of the majors, working more closely and directly with OEMs, oil compa-
Publication:LNG; Date:Oct 1, 2007; Section:Need To Know; Page:15
nies and end users to bring new additive technology into the mainstream. Where in the past such an approach might have resulted in these stakeholders directing innovators back to the additive companies, it’s a different market today because OEMs are being challenged more than ever to meet increasingly stringent emission limits. As a result, they reportedly are more receptive to exploring lubricant and additive options beyond those of the Big Four.
One example of this is the more stringent EPA Tier 2 emissions requirements, which take effect in 2009. These changes will require automakers to either make costly hardware changes or develop a very low phosphorus engine oil to assure engine durability, emission system compatibility and fuel economy. But rather than trying to convince additive companies to consider the value of its technology, Cork Jaeger of Platinum Research Organization says, “the real customers to convince are the automakers — they are the ones that will have to pay big bucks for hardware solutions if additives technology doesn’t step up to the plate.” He says Platinum is “committed to pursuing a direct-to-OEM
strategy that allows the automakers to avoid costly hardware changes by providing a very low phosphorus oil that meets all of their performance requirements.” Once convinced that such an option is viable, Jaeger says, “OEMs will pull through demand for the additive that makes it happen.”
Another example is the virtually sulfur-free detergent additive developed by the OM Group. Although some of the major additive companies reportedly have expressed interest in this chemistry, it has also garnered a good deal of attention from OEMs and even some major lubricant companies. This is because there is mounting pressure to reduce the amount of sulfur in diesel engine oil coming from detergent additives. Once again, the OEMs are motivated to consider alternative additive chemistries since this too is an emissions issue that can either be addressed with hardware or with lubricant additive solutions.
Although it’s difficult to say if Platinum, OMG or others will successfully bring innovative additive technology to market, it appears that a number of young new players have seats at this high-stakes game. And who knows? Maybe one of them, in the parlance of poker, will call the clock on the old players in the business.
under what symbol can I buy shares for montello?. I am in USA and have a scottrade account
Jimstr
good point AK
Current Position as of 11/09/07: 2,004,380 Shares
Total Dollars Liquidated as of 11/09/07: $1,212,518.00"
Hmmmm, 1,212,518 sold already? In a company that will be profitable at the end of the year? Wouldn't that make the stock skyrocket, or at least double or triple? Yet he sold $1.2M worth already? $1.2M that could've been $3+ million if he'd just waiting what, 2 months? LOL! Imagine that, a stock promoter that is selling while telling others to buy. Who woulda thunk it?
I totally agree about Azziz so what does that leave us with Allen gone?
nada
If you have good news, we could sure use it
Because Allen was the driving force behind AMHD and I hope to see him get involved with another public stock that i can invest in.
Jimstr
This is going to shock some longs and the bashers will be "I told you so"
I got jittery recently when d_macks (our new moderator) updated the board but did not update the OS. I called Madison Stoc Transfer well over a month ago and found out the OS was roughly 1.975 billion not the 1.2 billion stated on this board. Even though I knew well in advance that the OS was way off base I as a shareholder did not want to put that info out for obvious reasons. Recently I then noticed that Corporate Office changed from Osterville to a PO in NY and Tyler MacAlister's name was removed from AMHD's website as an executive officer. I could not reach him and he hasn't returned my calls. This sent off another red flag and I did some checking. My sources could not verify what happened to MacAlister but they did confirm another recent rumor by yet a third source.
I have now confirmed this from 2 sources
As of 2 weeks ago, Allen Giles resigned from AMHD
While I feel bad for holding back this info, I could not bring this out sooner as I had shares to dump. Not a huge loss but enough to hurt
I'm not sure how this will effect your decisions but I am now 10% stock and 90% cash with regard to AMHD
They were so close and it may still happen but without Allen Giles and no income, I have to sit with cash and watch
GLTA
Jimstr
If your DD had the same results I'm sure you would have sold first-inform later as is the case with message boards.
thanks,
I assume a traditional (set price) is better than structured (CD)?
Jimstr
could they be re-offering these shares at a higher price or is the initial IPO price locked? (Just a thought here but maybe the reason for insider sales if they will re-issue @ 1.20 for instance---insiders sell here @1.50 and buy the re-issue cheaper)
or
can you think of any situation/strategy where a financial institution would REQUIRE Spicy pickle to retire the remaining IPO shares as a condition to the loan, whether CD or the conventional type?
Jimstr
never worked for me- a private one or public?
private post your e-mail/phone # -easier that way
Jimstr
Rail-Thats news to me-can you provide a link privately so that I can confirm or do you have first hand knowledge from a source?
Jimstr
Welcome aboard Speculator,
Folks, you will learn alot from speculator. The guy is not a pumper or a basher. He just puts out facts. I have seen his style in other boards and I respect his knowledge and DD
FWIW
Jimstr
yes it's private-maybe I can post that for you
I'm still holding the same shares I had in Aug. I can't remember where I heard it but they have some parts on order to finish the assembly.
Jimstr
Still long on AMHD
Stock will tank tomorrow-get out fast
Jimstr
if you've been watching the chart you would know if they are selling or buying
I called a bottom @.50 but I waited and got 2000 on Nov 2 @.36 My wife called me today and she put an order in for me when it dipped to .30 but it didn't fill.
glad it didn't fill and wondering if I should wait-no news????
Jimstr
Not sure if this will effect SP but I hope you all have your shares by now
Amelot(Giles)helped frame the report that the State of Mass used as a blueprint in new initiative
Breaking News:
November 5, 2007:
Massachusetts to Lead on Biofuels
Governor Patrick, Speaker DiMasi, President Murray & Congressman Delahunt Announce Biofuels Initiative
http://www.nebiofuels.org/pdfs/MA_AnnouncementPressRelease_FINAL.pdf
Northeast Biofuels Collaborative Report Used As Blueprint for Announcement
http://www.nebiofuels.org/pdfs/MABIOFUELREPORTFINAL.pdf
http://www.nebiofuels.org/
The Northeast Biofuels Collaborative is a not-for-profit, public/private partnership dedicated to educating the general public about the economic and environmental benefits of increased biofuel production and use. Members of the Collaborative have ready-access to legislative and regulatory information, and have greater potential to engage in policy decisions that affect the viability of the industry. The New Fuels Alliance and the Renewable Energy Action Project (REAP) formed the Northeast Biofuels Collaborative in April 2007. The Collaborative is based in Boston, Massachusetts, and works with stakeholders in the eight northeastern states. It maintains an affiliation and strategic partnership with the California Renewable Fuels Partnership.
Members
Agrivida
www.agrivida.com
Amelot Holdings
www.amelotholdings.com
BioEnergy International
www.bioenergyllc.com
Mascoma
www.mascoma.com
SunEthanol
www.sunethanol.com
Verenium
www.verenium.com
Jimstr
they didn't even name the defense contractor
dillution will do that to a SP
they announced 2Q on Aug 17 so look for something around the end of next week (16th??)
BAD NEWS!!
CSUH may have lost financing
Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement
On June 22, 2007, we signed a $16 million common stock purchase agreement with Fusion Capital Fund II, LLC, an Illinois limited liability company. Under the agreement, we received $500,000 from Fusion Capital on the signing of the agreement and we will receive an additional $500,000 on the date that a registration statement related to the transaction is filed with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (“SEC”). Concurrently with entering into the common stock purchase agreement, we entered into a registration rights agreement with Fusion Capital. Under the registration rights agreement, we agreed to file a registration statement with the SEC covering the shares that have been issued or may be issued to Fusion Capital under the common stock purchase agreement. After the SEC has declared effective the registration statement related to the transaction, we have the right over a 25-month period to sell our shares of common stock to Fusion Capital from time to time in amounts between $100,000 and $1 million, depending on certain conditions as set forth in the agreement, up to an additional $15 million.
In consideration for entering into the $16 million agreement which provides the $15 million of future funding as well as the $1 million of funding prior to the registration statement being declared effective by the SEC, we agreed to issue to Fusion Capital 3,168,305 shares of our common stock. The purchase price of the shares related to the $15 million of future funding will be based on the prevailing market prices of the Company’s shares at the time of sales without any fixed discount, and the Company will control the timing and amount of any sales of shares to Fusion Capital. Fusion Capital shall not have the right or the obligation to purchase any shares of our common stock on any business day that the price of our common stock is below $0.45. The common stock purchase agreement may be terminated by us at any time at our discretion without any cost to us. The proceeds received by the Company under the common stock purchase agreement will be used to marketing expenses towards building the Celsius brand, working capital and general corporate use.
The foregoing description of the common stock purchase agreement and the registration rights agreement are qualified in their entirety by reference to the full text of the common stock purchase agreement and the registration rights agreement, a copy of each of which is attached hereto as Exhibit 10.1 and 10.2, respectively, and each of which is incorporated herein in its entirety by reference.
added more @.36
Has anyone called these guys lately to update the figs on Authorized and O/S shares?
Manhattan Transfer Registrar Co., Holbrook, NY 11741
631-928-7655, information provided with written request.
stated by Howardhaftel..."The two February PRs were proved to be outright lies by the Publication of the NIs. Thats not the point. We know they have a past of lies and deception and further investing is a very great gamble."
Why in the world then would you trust anything these clowns come up with including more mine claims, more NIs, or lol West Afican pipeline?
Fool me once.......
Jimstr