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Al Gore Is ‘An Idiot’ Who Just Got Lucky Obsessing About ‘Climate Change’
Delingpole: Buffett’s Vice Chair – Al Gore Is ‘An Idiot’ Who Just Got Lucky Obsessing About ‘Climate Change’
by JAMES DELINGPOLE 26 Jun 2017
Al Gore is ‘an idiot’ who only made his vast fortune just because he happened to get lucky by obsessing about climate change.
Possibly we’d all guessed this already. Now it has been confirmed by an expert in the field of finance – Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway vice chairman and fellow investment billionaire Charlie Munger.
Munger, who was speaking at an informal investors’ Q & A – recorded here – clearly does not rate Gore’s intelligence or investment acumen.
“Al Gore has come into you fellas business, Munger said. “He has made $3 or $400 million in your business. And he’s not very smart. He smoked a lot of pot as he coaxed through Harvard with a gentleman’s C. But he had one obsessive idea that global warming was a terrible thing and he would protect the world from it,” he explained. [Note: Gentleman’s C is defined by Urban Dictionary as “A grade given to a student (traditionally with wealthy parents) instead of a failing grade.”]
“So his idea when he went into investment counseling is he was not going to put any CO2 in the air,” Meager explained to the investors noting that Gore’s simple strategy of buying only service company stocks enabled the former Vice President to become very rich.
Meager explained: “So he found some partner to go into investment counseling with and says we’re not going to have any (carbon dioxide). But this partner is a value investor and a good one. So what they did is, is Gore hired staff to find people who didn’t put CO2 in the air. Of course that put him into services. Microsoft and all these service companies were just ideally located. And this value investor picked the best service companies. So all of a sudden the clients are making hundreds of millions of dollars and they are paying part of it to Al Gore. Al Gore has hundreds of millions dollars in your profession. And he’s an idiot. It’s an interesting story. And a true one.”
Though the meeting took place in February, it only recently came to light via a report on CNBC.
The most depressing part of the story is Munger’s belief that Al Gore’s fortune is almost totally down to luck: like war, pestilence and famine it’s one of those terrible pieces of news that prompts many people to wonder “How can a loving God allow such things?”
But there is a positive element to it too. It’s interesting to note that, even in a market as heavily rigged as the one associated with CO2 reduction, Munger still puts Gore’s profits down to the fact that he invested in the service sector generally rather than that green-related stocks were a particularly canny buy.
This augurs very well for those of us who are hoping that the Enron-style Potemkin industry that is the renewables sector collapses very soon.
Too late in the investment cycle, unfortunately, to take Al Gore with it.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/06/26/delingpole-buffetts-vice-chair-al-gore-is-an-idiot-who-just-got-lucky-obsessing-about-climate-change/
No need to be nervous as relates to RAD.
What makes me worried about reading such posts is the lack of reading comprehension in evidence.
Or, the fact that such posts might actually have some influence.
SMH
What to do with a broken Illinois: Dissolve the Land of Lincoln
by John Kass Contact Reporter
Illinois is like Venezuela now, a fiscally broken state that has lost its will to live, although for the moment, we still have enough toilet paper.
But before we run out of the essentials, let's finally admit that after decade upon decade of taxing and spending and borrowing, Illinois has finally run out of other people's money.
Those "other people" include taxpayers who've abandoned the state. And now Illinois faces doomsday.
So as the politicians meet in Springfield this week for another round of posturing and gesturing and blaming, we need a plan.
Dissolve Illinois. Decommission the state, tear up the charter, whatever the legal mumbo-jumbo, just end the whole dang thing.
We just disappear. With no pain. That's right. You heard me.
The best thing to do is to break Illinois into pieces right now. Just wipe us off the map. Cut us out of America's heartland and let neighboring states carve us up and take the best chunks for themselves.
The group that will scream the loudest is the state's political class, who did this to us, and the big bond creditors, who are whispering talk of bankruptcy and asset forfeiture to save their own skins.
John Kass's modest proposal for the dissolution of Illinois: Carve up the failed state and let the rest of the Midwest have it.
John Kass's modest proposal for the dissolution of Illinois: Carve up the failed state and let the rest of the Midwest have it. (Ryan Marx)
But our beloved Illinois has proved that it just doesn't deserve to survive.
So why not let our friendly neighbors like Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri and Kentucky just take the parts they want?
As you can see by the excellent "Kevorkian Illinois" map that accompanies this column, this plan is visionary.
The alternative is hell. Illinois hasn't had a state budget for years. The state continues to spend money it doesn't have, and the state's credit ratings have dropped, increasing the cost of borrowing more money we don't have to keep the rotten shebang going.
Bills pile up; Moody's Investor Service says taxpayers are on the hook for $251 billion in unfunded public union pension liabilities.
Boss Mike Madigan, king of the Democrats who control things, wants tax increases but no real structural reform to bring stability to The Venezuela of the Midwest.
And the whispers of bankruptcy won't help the average (remaining) taxpaying chumbolones like you and me who don't want to leave our homes but who'll get stuck with the bills.
Since our neighboring states are doing better, taking Illinois jobs and businesses and Illinois workers and taxpaying families, they might as well just take the rest of Illinois, too, dammit.
Wisconsin can have Chicago and begin calling it "South Milwaukee."
Naturally, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel will fight this. He needs a job. And he'll most likely beg his friends at The New York Times and the Washington Post to write angry editorials to save him. And these will be full of concern for the republic and those dispossessed Midwestern salt-of-the-earth taxpaying Americans, as if.
Sadly, Wisconsin probably won't want Rahm, either. So to spare hurt feelings, I propose carving out 40 acres around the mayor's home so Rahm might be prince of his own country:
Rahmonia.
And Cook County Board President Toni "Taxwinkle" Preckwinkle will fight it, too, so she needs something to soothe her ambitions:
A grant of land as large as a case of the soda pop she taxes, so that she might stand on it and proclaim herself Queen of Taxwinkletopia.
If there are portions of Illinois that the other states don't want, they may be left as federal territory, a wilderness where only the strong survive and peasants and friendly propagandists kneel and beg for crumbs. You already know the name of this wasteland:
Madiganistan.
And in return for taking care of our politicians, Wisconsin will probably demand assets. Like the Milwaukee Cubs. The Beloit Blackhawks. The Sheboygan Bulls and the Fond du Lac Bears.
Indiana may want a large curvy slice of the former Illinois, so the state will be shaped more like a basketball. This will please Hoosiers to no end.
And Indiana also gets the Indianapolis White Sox and the hottest soccer team in America, the Indianapolis Fire.
Why not? Indiana is a great state, with friendly people and Mitch Daniels and Kilroy's in Bloomington.
Iowa can have part of the west. Missouri may also get a small piece. Kentucky can take southern Illinois, considering many on both sides of the border share Kentucky DNA, as did Abraham Lincoln.
A colleague told me he had reservations about sharing Illinois with the Bluegrass State.
"I wouldn't give Kentucky anything because A) it's the South and the former Illinois needs to stay in the Midwest, and B) their state government is a mess, too, with a governor who refuses to talk to certain reporters."
But beggars can't be choosers. If Illinois is dissolved as planned, we won't have a say in anything.
And though some in Kentucky might not respect "the media," the state does have excellent bourbon. I would allow Kentucky to send me countless barrels of its fine sipping spirit so that I might hold it in escrow, to make sure everything goes as planned.
I promise to sip their bourbon and light a cigar, and hum a few sad bars from that song of the former Illinois that no one sings anymore:
By thy rivers gently flowing, Illinois, Illinois
O'er thy prairies verdant growing, Illinois, Illinois
Comes an echo on the breeze, rustling through the leafy trees, Boss Madigan has us on our knees, Illinois, Illinois
Boss Madigan has us on our knees, Illinois.
Listen to the Chicago Way podcast — with John Kass and Jeff Carlin — and our guest, Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart, here: wgnradio.com/category/wgn-plus/thechicagoway.
jskass@chicagotribune.com
Copyright © 2017, Chicago Tribune
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/columnists/kass/ct-dissolving-illinois-kass-met-20170620-column.html
Uranium prices down, also.
Not that this matters ....
http://www.indexmundi.com/commodities/?commodity=uranium&months=60
I guess Raj&Joe just can't catch a break
Even the coal bed methane (natural gas) prices are plummeting
http://oilprice.com/Energy/Natural-Gas/Have-Natural-Gas-Prices-Hit-A-Bottom.html
If only they had "struck while the iron was hot" back during the oil and natural gas prices were soaring
If only ...
If only ...
SMH
TO INFINITY AND BEYOND
Or, it could be that the sale of NAGP stock would not cover the brokerage fees.
Awww, c'mon. I'm sure we could work something out, if you pay me enough to take 'em off your hands.
At least, that way I could truthfully say I made money off this stock.
You gotta have a little faith in people
Rite Aid Corporation (RAD) Stock Could Pop – Without a Merger
Laura Hoy InvestorPlace June 15, 2017
OK. Retail drugstore chain Rite Aid Corporation (NYSE:RAD) has had a rough six months. RAD stock has declined a staggering 63% so far this year, and many analysts are looking for shares to keep digging a hole deeper into the ground.
An increasing lack of confidence in a merger with Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. (NASDAQ:WBA) — recently capped by reports saying that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is looking to block the pairing — is the clear and obvious culprit.
But while things look far from great for Rite Aid, I stand firm behind my view that the market’s reaction to the failing merger is overdone.
Price Doesn’t Reflect Value
RAD stock currently trades around $3.10 per share. Investors who believed the WBA deal would happen have mostly abandoned the stock after the reports concerning the FTC’s stance.
However, the market’s panic over a failed deal has also caused them to overstate the problems within Rite Aid itself.
Rite Aid isn’t sparkly, that much is true. The firm is sitting on a sizable debt load of more than $7 billion that has been growing at a dizzying rate over the past few years. Rite Aid is also a clear No. 3 vs giants Walgreens and CVS Health Corp (NYSE:CVS), and has struggled to compete with its larger rivals.
But let’s be realistic.
Before the merger was announced, RAD stock traded at nearly $7 per share. Even if you want to say that the market was pricing in some sort of potential for a buyout — let’s say a 25% premium — Rite Aid still belonged in the mid-$5 region?
Disappointment has turned into desperation and panic.
Management has admitted that the WBA merger, which has dragged on much longer than expected, has weighed considerably on the firm’s progress. The company hasn’t been able to make the investments in the business it needs to because everything has been put on pause. But the reports indicate the dust is about to settle. That’s when we’ll see a phenomenon that’s common when a battered company with a dark looming cloud finally swallows its medicine once and for all — a relief rally in RAD stock, sparked by simply knowing the outcome.
That might be an emotional investing response, but it has at least one true driver in that a blocked deal will be the moment Rite Aid can pivot back toward the future.
Deal or No Deal?
It’s not over till it’s over. Technically, the Walgreens-Rite Aid merger could somehow spring forth from all of this, and if so, RAD stock will obviously go to the moon. Even at a reduced price of $7 per share, that’s more than a doubler. Not that many on Wall Street are holding out hope for this outcome.
What you might want to keep your eye on is the potential for a new deal.
Despite its challenges, Rite Aid could be a valuable acquisition for another firm — and clearly, it’s willing to sell.
If the WBA-RAD merger falls through, expect to see interest from mega-cap retailers, and potentially even the grocer space. The most interesting prospect, however, is e-commerce giant Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ:AMZN), which has been rumored to be working on its own pharmacy business.
At a valuation of $7 per share, we’re looking at a purchase price of about $7.35 billion for Rite Aid. Amazon isn’t as much of a cash cow as Big Tech brothers Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT), but at $21 billion in cash and investments, AMZN has more than enough dry powder to snap up all of RAD stock. And by doing so, it would immediately gain a footprint of more than 4,600 locations across 31 states.
Bottom Line on RAD Stock
Don’t buy Rite Aid solely on the hopes that it will shock Wall Street and merge with Walgreens — the deal has dragged on too long, and every indication is that it’s a slim chance at best. Don’t buy Rite Aid solely on the hopes that Amazon or some other suitor will come a-knockin’ as soon as WBA is out of the picture, either. Again, that’s purely speculative.
But if you want to buy RAD stock on the idea that the market has gone too far and knocked its valuation to crazy levels despite its many blemishes — and quietly, in the back of your mind, hope for a buyout as an unexpected bonus — that’s at least a better justification.
Rite Aid is in dire straits, and the company’s chances of a turnaround without Walgreens are low. However, investors just want clarity at this point — and an official ax to the deal could be the thing that sparks at least a short relief rally.
As of this writing, Laura Hoy was long AAPL.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/rite-aid-corporation-rad-stock-135747560.html
GOP Senator: Trump ‘Clearly Does Not Fully Understand or Appreciate the Boundaries’
As to WindStream, the following is a two year old Letter to Investors. This is "up to the minute" news on this comapny.
I think we can safely assume NAGP is no longer affiliated with WindStream. Please, note the short paragraph highlighted below referring to sales in the United States. NAGP, supposedly, had exclusive manufacturing and sales rights in USA, at one time. Also, note the current WindStream company is based in Indiana, no longer a Canadian company.
WindStream Technologies, Inc. Letter to Shareholders
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NORTH VERNON, IN -- (Marketwired) -- 07/21/15 -- WindStream Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: WSTI) ("WindStream" or the "Company") today announced the following Letter to Shareholders.
Letter from the President
Dear WindStream Technologies Shareholder,
In the past days and weeks I have heard from many of you inquiring about the progress of the Company and how it does not seem to equate to the current share price. I would like to take this opportunity to address both of these issues in this letter.
WindStream Technologies has seen its best year to date in 2015, with the opening of the new factory in India and increased sales to existing and new customers. We are also now opening up sales in Argentina and will seek to expand throughout Latin America. We expect this growth to continue as we build upon our success in each market.
Our Indian subsidiary has now manufactured over 1,100 units in our new factory. The manufacturing output will continue to increase as we bring on more local labor and tooling. Sales in the region are being handled by local distribution and dealer networks, which are being established and managed out of our offices in Hyderabad.
A new customer in Argentina, Surland Technologies, recently purchased 2MW's of power that will begin shipping by the end of July. The first 1.3MW's are expected to be installed by October 15, 2015 with the balance of the project anticipated to be installed by the end of this year. These units will be used to provide additional power to areas of the country that regularly experience power shortages. The design of these units has led to a new product offering we call the "PowerMill™," a product focused on utility scale deployment.
The Company's sales in Jamaica continue as we work through the $22MM sales order with the Jamaica Public Service Co. (JPS). New efforts are being made by WindStream's technical team to provide JPS with additional products and services tailored to their specific needs.
Sales in the United States have begun as we have recently launched the SolarMill® for domestic use. The products are now being shipped to five states with more expected this quarter.
To address the Company's working capital needs, we have adjusted our sales terms with our existing customers, and now require a minimum 50% deposit to begin building an order. All new orders will now need to conform to the Company's revised sales policy to allow the Company to meet its commitments.
As publically announced, the Company has met some of its capital needs by selling convertible notes to investors. These note holders have the right to convert their notes into shares of our common stock and have elected to do so.
WindStream has faced great challenges in the past and we have gotten through them with hard work and careful execution; we will do so again. The Company has built a unique suite of products that are resonating with customers all over the world and we will not let the decline in our share price reflect what we believe is the true value of the Company and what we have built.
I realize that the decline in our stock price may have caused concern for many of you that believe in and have invested in the Company, especially in light of the many positive things that have transpired. I hope this letter has given you some additional insight in the Company and our business.
I thank you for your continued support and know that our best days are ahead.
Sincerely,
Dan Bates
President and CEO
About WindStream Technologies: Founded in 2008, WindStream Technologies, a public company (OTCQB: WSTI), is headquartered in North Vernon, Indiana. WindStream Technologies was established to create low-cost hybrid, renewable energy solutions for urban, suburban, and on and off-grid environments. Made in the USA, its patented SolarMill® technology is a distributed energy solution, which produces continuous renewable energy for customers that is always available. The Company's products are sold globally. For more information please visit www.windstream-inc.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
Certain statements in this press release constitute forward-looking statements for purposes of the safe harbor provisions under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements may be identified by the use of forward-looking words such as "anticipate," "believe," "forecast," "estimate," "expect" and "intend," among others. We have based these forward-looking statements largely on our current expectations and projections about future events and financial trends that we believe may affect our financial condition, results of operations, business strategy and financial needs but they involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements, such as business and political conditions in the geographic areas in which we sell our products; weather and natural disasters; changing interpretations of generally accepted accounting principles; outcomes of government reviews; inquiries and investigations and related litigation; continued compliance with government regulations; legislation or regulatory environments, requirements or changes adversely affecting the businesses in which we are engaged.
Investors should read the risk factors set forth in the Annual Report on Form 10-K/A filed with the SEC on April 22, 2015 and future periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The information set forth herein should be read in light of such risks. You are urged to consider these factors carefully in evaluating the forward-looking statements herein and are cautioned not to place undue reliance on such forward-looking statements, which are qualified in their entirety by this cautionary statement. The forward-looking statements made herein speak only as of the date of this press release and the Company undertakes no duty to update any forward-looking statement to conform the statement to actual results or changes in the Company's expectations.
Media Contact:
Caitlin Ertel
certel@windstream-inc.com
Or
Mike Porter
Porter, LeVay and Rose
212.564.4700
mike@plrinvest.com
Source: WindStream Technologies, Inc.
Released July 21, 2015
http://ir.windstream-inc.com/press-releases/detail/284/windstream-technologies-inc-letter-to-shareholders
SEE IT: Rapper XXXTentacion knocked out on stage during show in San Diego
Maybe the board name should be General Collapse
X gon’ take it from ya.
A rap feud apparently led to rapper XXXTentacion getting decked mid-performance.
Taking to Twitter after his San Diego show Wednesday night got interrupted by a man punching him in the head, the 19-year-old stated, “Security and venue set me up, I got sucker punched and knocked out, it is what it is.”
According to XXL magazine, the rapper has been fighting with fellow performer Rob Stone, who allegedly attacked Ski Mask the Slump God during a show earlier this year.
Ski Mask the Slump God is a close friend and tour mate of XXXTentacion.
The identity of XXXTentacion’s attacker hasn’t been confirmed, but the rapper seemingly suggested on Twitter early Thursday morning that the man suffered “several stab wounds” and that “he might be dead in a few hours … JUST SAYIN.”
In the video, security can be seen tackling the assailant following the surprise blow, punching him as he’s on the ground.
Born Jahseh Dwayne Onfroy, the Florida-raised rapper gained notoriety earlier this year following a feud with Drake. (TWITTER)
The San Diego performance was the sixth stop on XXXTentacion’s “Revenge” tour.
Meek Mill and Drake feud doesn't compare to de Blasio and Cuomo
In addition to facing trouble on stage, the rapper is facing prison time after he allegedly beat and strangled his pregnant girlfriend, forcibly confined her and tried bribing her not to testify against him.
He has pled not guilty to the charges and his trial hearing is set for June 26.
XXXTentacion failed to respond to a request for comment.
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/music/rapper-xxxtentacion-knocked-stage-show-san-diego-article-1.3230191
Foreign Investors To Pour Nearly $1 Trillion Into Emerging Markets In 2017: IIF
June 6, 2017
By Dion Rabouin
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Non-resident capital inflows to emerging markets should reach $970 billion this year, a 35 percent increase from 2016, the Institute of International Finance said in a report released on Tuesday.
The projection follows a strong first quarter for emerging market investment that saw the strongest portfolio inflows since 2014. The IIF’s projection is $290 billion higher than its estimate just four months ago, shortly after Donald Trump took office as U.S. president and the organization listed possible American protectionism as its top threat to emerging market portfolio flow growth.
The risk of trade friction between the U.S. and Mexico and China, has waned significantly, said Hung Tran, IIF’s executive managing director, as has the risk of the U.S. Federal Reserve quickly tightening monetary policy.
“Looking back at the first five months of the year, it is clear that near-term threats of trade conflict have subsided significantly,” Tran said. “All the threat of naming China as currency manipulators, the increase in tariffs, abandonment of NAFTA did not come to pass.”
The IIF projects non-resident inflows to increase by $252 billion this year from 2016.
Non-resident portfolio inflows are expected to rise to more than $1 trillion in 2018, IIF also said, the first time inflows have breached that level since 2014.
Capital inflows from non-residents had fallen to a 12-year low in 2015.
Despite the rebound in capital inflows from foreigners, IIF anticipates overall net capital outflows from emerging markets, led by resident capital outflows from China.
The organization expects resident capital outflows to hit $892 billion this year, a decline by $141 billion from 2016, and for outflows to reduce further in 2018.
Outflows from China alone, which leads emerging market economies in capital leaving local markets, rose to a record $725 billion last year.
“All of this moderation is due to China, which has used capital controls to clamp down on outward investment with some degree of success,” said Scott Farnham, IIF’s senior research analyst, global macroeconomics, in the report.
All told, the institute is expecting to see overall net capital outflows, which includes resident and non-residents from emerging markets, of $130 billion. It had estimated outflows from its group of 25 emerging market economies would total $490 billion this year in its February report.
The total level of capital outflows is greater than the difference between resident and non-resident flows because of forex reserves and net errors and omissions, IIF said.
(Reporting by Dion Rabouin; Editing by Bernard Orr)
http://www.oann.com/foreign-investors-to-pour-nearly-1-trillion-into-emerging-markets-in-2017-iif/
Hardly FAKE News. Speculation or opinion, yes. Maybe even wild ass guess.
But, at least, Foxwoods speculation has some basis in facts in evidence.
SMH, so this is where zombies will come from ...
Could we soon REVERSE death? US company to start trials 'reawakening the dead' in Latin America 'in a few months' - and this is how they'll do it
A US firm called Bioquark plans to test stem cell theory on brain dead patients
The method, which hasn't been tested on animals, will be tested in Latin America
The team outlined a trial proposal last year to do in India, but were shut down
By Mia De Graaf For Dailymail.com
PUBLISHED: 12:08 EDT, 5 June 2017 | UPDATED: 12:34 EDT, 5 June 2017
The first attempts to bring people back from the dead are slated to start this year.
Bioquark, a Philadelphia-based company, announced in late 2016 that they believe brain death is not 'irreversible'.
And now, CEO Ira Pastor has revealed they will soon be testing an unprecedented stem cell method on patients in an unidentified country in Latin America, confirming the details in the next few months.
To be declared officially dead in the majority of countries, you have to experience complete and irreversible loss of brain function, or 'brain death'.
According to Pastor, Bioquark has developed a series of injections that can reboot the brain - and they plan to try it out on humans this year.
They have no plans to test on animals first.
Bioquark, a Philadelphia-based company, announced in late 2016 that they believe brain death is not 'irreversible'. They plan to start trials in Latin America this year (file image) +1
Bioquark, a Philadelphia-based company, announced in late 2016 that they believe brain death is not 'irreversible'. They plan to start trials in Latin America this year (file image)
HOW BIOQUARK PLAN TO TRY REVERSING BRAIN DEATH
1) Harvest stem cells from the patient's own blood, and inject this back into their body.
2) Inject peptides into the patient's spinal cord.
3) Fifteen days of laser and median nerve stimulation - while monitoring the patients using MRI scans.
The inaugural stage of the trial will likely follow the plans laid out last year for a trial in India, which was thwarted.
Initially, Pastor and his collaborator Himanshu Bansal, an orthopedic surgeon, planned to carry out the first tests in India. Days after announcing their ambitions, the plan was blocked by the Indian Council of Medical Research, urging the duo to take their trials somewhere else.
However, the study record detail gave the wider public an idea as to how they plan to approach the trials.
The first stage, named 'First In Human Neuro-Regeneration & Neuro-Reanimation' was slated to be a non-randomized, single group 'proof of concept' study.
The team said they planned to examine individuals aged 15-65 declared brain dead from a traumatic brain injury using MRI scans, in order to look for possible signs of brain death reversal.
Specifically, they planned to break it down into three stages.
First, they would harvest stem cells from the patient's own blood, and inject this back into their body.
Next, the patient would receive a dose of peptides injected into their spinal cord.
Finally, they would undergo a 15-day course of nerve stimulation involving lasers and median nerve stimulation to try and bring about the reversal of brain death, whilst monitoring the patients using MRI scans.
The idea of consent in this context is complicated, since the patients are all technically dead.
However, the definition of death is also more blurry than it once was.
Confirming death used to be straightforward: when the heart stopped beating, a person was unresponsive and no longer breathing, they were dead.
HOW DEFINING DEATH HAS CHANGED
Confirming death used to be straightforward: when the heart stopped beating, a person was unresponsive and no longer breathing, they were dead.
Now it is more complex, since we have more advanced ways to keep oxygen pumping through the body, keeping the brain stem functioning - for example, by keeping a person on a ventilator.
It means that most countries today, including the US and the UK, identify death as permanent loss of brain stem function.
Now it is more complex, since we have more advanced ways to keep oxygen pumping through the body, keeping the brain stem functioning - for example, by keeping a person on a ventilator.
It means that most countries today, including the US and the UK, identify death as permanent loss of brain stem function.
The Bioquark trials are part of a broader project called ReAnima. Pastor is on the advisory board for ReAnima.
According to the website, the project is 'exploring the potential of cutting edge biomedical technology for human neuro-regeneration and neuro-reanimation.'
Speaking to MailOnline last year, Pastor said: 'The mission of the ReAnima Project is to focus on clinical research in the state of brain death, or irreversible coma, in subjects who have recently met the Uniform Determination of Death Act criteria, but who are still on cardio-pulmonary or trophic support - a classification in many countries around the world known as a "living cadaver".'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-4573914/US-firm-try-reawakening-dead-Latin-America.html
And the resolution of SEC action
SEC Settles Suit Over Missed Red Flags In Gaming Co. Audit
By Natalie Olivo
Law360, New York (May 3, 2016, 8:19 PM EDT) -- The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said on Monday it has settled charges accusing Texas-based audit firm MaloneBailey LLP of ignoring red flags when auditing a Christian-themed video game maker whose CEO the SEC said falsely inflated its revenues through a circular kickback scheme.
The SEC’s charges, which were also filed Monday, claimed MaloneBailey LLP and its former partner, accountant Jay Phillip Norris, rubberstamped Left Behind Games Inc.’s audit documents and other SEC filings despite identifying what appeared to be “circular sham transactions.” The firm has agreed to pay more than $160,000 to settle the SEC’s charges, and Norrris has agreed to a $10,000 penalty and three-year suspension from accounting before the SEC, the agency said.
The charges against MaloneBailey stem from the SEC’s 2013 fraud suit alleging Left Behind’s founder and CEO Troy Lyndon issued almost 2 billion shares of stock to purported consultant and co-defendant Ronald Zaucha pursuant to a deal where Zaucha sold off millions of unregistered shares and then kicked back most of the proceeds to the company under the guise of new revenue.
“Reported revenue figures were false and misleading because they were generated mostly from sham transactions using the proceeds of the sale of Zaucha’s stock,” the SEC said in a Monday order. “Also, the Form 10-K did not disclose that the sales to [Zaucha’s company] were sham transactions for which revenues were not in fact properly recognized.”
A Hawaii federal judge ordered Lyndon to pay more than $3.6 million in August 2014 and for Zaucha to pay more than $2.6 million the following January, the SEC said in a statement.
According to the SEC’s Monday filings, MaloneBailey and Norris should have taken more steps to follow up after they flagged Left Behind’s revenue recognition as an area requiring “heightened scrutiny because of the risk of fraud” and identified Zaucha as a potential related party.
“MaloneBailey likely would not have certified financial statements and would have resigned if it had learned that Zaucha was transferring proceeds from his sale of LBG shares directly to Lyndon or LBG,” the SEC said.
The audit firm viewed Left Behind’s arrangement with Zaucha as a “potentially illegal attempt to evade federal securities laws” shortly after signing the game company as a client in January 2011, the SEC said.
However, MaloneBailey took no steps to obtain financial information from Lighthouse Distributors, of which Zaucha is a principal, regarding its sources of funds to purchase Left Behind products, according to SEC filings.
Rather, the audit firm allowed Lyndon and Zaucha to alter language in major documents regarding Lighthouse’s source of funds, including a management representation letter signed by Lyndon and Left Behind’s 10-K form, the SEC said.
MaloneBailey also failed to follow up on numerous other red flags it discovered, including the agency’s investigation of Left Behind, that there was “little documentation” supporting sales by Left Behind to Lighthouse, and attorney letters addressed to Left Behind’s transfer agent saying the company’s shares issued to Zaucha were permitted to be sold by him without registration, the SEC said.
Along with payment orders, Monday’s settlement requires MaloneBailey to review its policies and procedures, retain an independent consultant and undertake audit training.
Caroline Rosen, a spokeswoman for MaloneBailey, told Law360 on Tuesday that the matter is “now 100 percent behind us and fully resolved, and we are steadfast in our commitment to delivering high-quality and efficient audits to publicly traded companies.”
Rosen noted the resolution does not impair MaloneBailey’s ability to practice before the SEC or to issue audit reports.
Monday’s case was not the first time MaloneBailey has been targeted over its auditing.
A California federal judge in October 2013 approved a settlement between shareholders, the firm and some of its co-defendants in a class action claiming U.S advertising company China Century Dragon Media Inc. inflated revenues from its Chinese television commercials to boost its stock price for a 2011 initial public offering.
Of the $778,333 settlement, MaloneBailey agreed to pay $583,333 as the company’s auditor. A $4.7 million default judgement was entered against China Dragon in November, according to court filings.
A representative for the SEC declined to comment Tuesday.
Counsel information for MaloneBailey and Norris could not be immediately determined.
The administrative proceeding is In the Matter of MaloneBailey LLP and Jay Phillip Norris CPA, file number 3-17240, before the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
--Additional reporting by Stewart Bishop and Zachary Zaggar. Editing by Aaron Pelc.
https://www.law360.com/media/articles/792098/sec-settles-suit-over-missed-red-flags-in-gaming-co-audit
Well, this may be the reason. Apparently, Malone Bailey doesn't play well with others ...
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Before the
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
Release No. 77755 / May 2, 2016
ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING ENFORCEMENT
Release No. 3773 / May 2, 2016
ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING
File No. 3-17240
In the Matter of
MALONEBAILEY, LLP, and
JAY PHILLIP NORRIS, CPA,
Respondents.
ORDER INSTITUTING PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATIVE AND CEASE-ANDDESIST
PROCEEDINGS PURSUANT TO
SECTIONS 4C AND 21C OF THE
SECURITIES EXCHANGE ACT OF 1934
AND RULE 102(e) OF THE
COMMISSION’S RULES OF PRACTICE,
MAKING FINDINGS, AND IMPOSING
REMEDIAL SANCTIONS AND A
CEASE-AND-DESIST ORDER
I.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (“Commission”) deems it appropriate that public
administrative and cease-and-desist proceedings be, and hereby are, instituted against
MaloneBailey, LLP (“MaloneBailey”), and Jay Phillip Norris, CPA (“Norris”) (collectively,
“Respondents”) pursuant to Sections 4C1
and 21C of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
(“Exchange Act”) and Rule 102(e)(1)(ii) and 102(e)(1)(iii) of the Commission’s Rules of Practice.2
1
Section 4C provides, in relevant part, that:
The Commission may censure any person, or deny, temporarily or permanently,
to any person the privilege of appearing or practicing before the Commission in
any way, if that person is found . . . (1) not to possess the requisite qualifications
to represent others . . . (2) to be lacking in character or integrity, or to have
engaged in unethical or improper professional conduct; or (3) to have willfully
violated, or willfully aided and abetted the violation of, any provision of the
securities laws or the rules and regulations thereunder.
https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2016/34-77755.pdf
Take your choice of "Promises, Promises"
Native American Energy Group: January 2017 Update
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/native-american-energy-group-january-082907937.html
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Dionne Warwick - Promises Promises
John Bolton: Paris Climate Accord Objective Is ‘Reduction of National Sovereignty’ for ‘Global Governance’
Yes, God bless the French. The article is longer than this, I cut/paste the part I chuckled over
http://www.breitbart.com/radio/2017/06/01/bolton-paris-climate-accord-objective-reduction-national-sovereignty-global-governance/
"Even though it appears toothless in the near term, it sets a foundation that they hope to advance toward a greater multilateral global governance. Forget the environmental aspect for a minute – we could be talking about global cooling here, rather than global warming. The advocates of this treaty would propose the same kinds of structures because that’s their larger objective: the reduction of national sovereignty and the pooling of sovereignty as in their favorite institution, their paradigm of the world to come, the European Union,” he warned.
“I think it’s important for the United States to say, ‘If you people want to pool sovereignty and reduce your democratic control over governments, which is a very widespread view regarding Brussels and the European Union now, you go right ahead. We’re not going to play any part of it,’” Bolton advised.
Kassam amplified Bolton’s point about individual countries playing games with their Paris emission targets by recalling how the French themselves dealt with high street-level emission targets by simply moving the sensors onto rooftops.
“You gotta love the French!” Bolton chuckled. “When they invented the word ‘hypocrisy,’ it came from Paris, and they are great at it, God bless ’em.”
John Bolton is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and head of his own political
Up to 25% of U.S. shopping malls may close in the next five years, report says
Between 20% and 25% of the nation’s shopping malls will close in the next five years, according to a new report from Credit Suisse that predicts e-commerce will continue to pull shoppers away from bricks-and-mortar retailers.
For many, the Wall Street firm’s finding may come as no surprise. Long-standing retailers are dying off as shoppers’ habits shift online. Credit Suisse expects apparel sales to represent 35% of all e-commerce by 2030, up from 17% today.
Traditional mall anchors, such as Macy’s, J.C. Penney and Sears, have announced numerous store closings in recent months. Clothiers including American Apparel, Bebe and BCBG Max Azria have filed for bankruptcy. The report estimates that around 8,640 stores will close by the end of the year.
Retail industry experts say Credit Suisse may have underestimated the scope of the upheaval.
“It’s more in the 30% range,” Ron Friedman, a retail expert at accounting and advisory firm Marcum said of the share of malls that he predicts will close in the next five years. “There are a lot of malls that know they’re in big trouble.”
By ignoring new shopping centers being built, the research note took an overly simplistic view of the changing landscape of shopping centers, said analyst David Marcotte, senior vice president with Kantar Retail.
“There are still malls being built,” Marcotte said. “Predominantly outlet malls and lifestyle malls.”
The change may not affect all sectors of the mall economy evenly.
Paula Rosenblum, co-founder and retail analyst at RSR Research, believes the report overstates the risks, and says lower-tier shopping centers in particular would bear the brunt of the blow.
“The problem with a lot of these studies ... is they look at what’s dying, they don’t look at what’s being born,” Rosenblum said.
But analysts agreed that to survive and stay relevant, malls need to make serious changes.
“A lot of malls are being redone. We are seeing mixed-use, many more restaurants and service providers, and less clothing stores,” Friedman said. “You’re going to see a future where you’ll be living at the mall.”
“If you have food and entertainment, that gives you a court to build around,” Marcotte said. “Once you get past that you need to create a space that is lifestyle oriented.”
Rosenblum says shopping centers will be driven by the demands of millennials and members of Generation Z behind them, who are more likely to spend money on entertainment rather than just clothing.
Malls, Rosenblum said, “are going to become more of a destination, not just for shopping but for activities and experiences.”
Copyright © 2017, Los Angeles Times
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-malls-closing-20170531-story.html
Liberals are foolish to think they can erase history or ignore evil
By Cameron S. Schaeffer JULY 01, 2015 10:00 PM
Channeling Rahm Emanuel's "never let a good crisis go to waste," and just when you thought a banal presidency could not become more banal, the gun-grab show is back.
After every flag is furled, every statue torn down, every gun confiscated, and history sanitized, the hungry left will remain unsated. Such is the nature of the congenitally unhappy.
These people believe in the perfectibility of man and society and deny the existence of evil. Their itch, after suspending reason, discounting facts, and ignoring human nature, is to inflict their projects on other human beings, spreading suffering.
They forget that in the last century various governments, usually run by utopians, slaughtered their own people by the tens of millions, always preceded by disarming them. They forget that mass shootings also occur in countries with strict gun laws, and that other weapons can be used to kill.
In Austria, a nation of strict gun laws, a man recently plowed his car into a crowd of people with the intent to kill. ISIS throws men off buildings for being gay, and it drowns and burns people in cages. Try banning gravity, water and fire.
The truth is that evil exists and it is a human right to defend oneself against it. It is also true that people trust government to do everything when it can seldom do anything, even to the point of denial at the doors of a cattle car.
Behind the Iron Curtain years ago, a young man once told me: "We may be alive, but we are all dead inside."
A government which promises to provide blanket security by monitoring your phone calls, by manipulating how you can care for your own body, by militarizing local police while musing about a national police force, by groping you before you board a plane, by threatening your savings with money-printing, and by vesting judges who deny the simple meaning of simple words with immense and capricious power, is a government to be, well, feared. The citizen's job is to be vigilant.
The Founders understood all of this. The Second Amendment is not about hunting, and it is not about gun merchants and their lobbyists, as one of the editors of this paper recently suggested. It is about being free and thwarting tyranny.
Our leaders and soldiers take an oath to defend the Constitution, including the Second Amendment, against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto, who spent time in this country before World War II, warned against any attempt to invade America because there would be "a rifle behind every blade of grass."
To require an oath defending the Constitution against domestic enemies is to anticipate domestic enemies.
Freedom is fragile, and widespread gun ownership has a cost. Is the price dear? Ask the people of South Carolina. Is it worth it? Ask the Ukrainians and the Free Syrians who are now begging for weapons to defend themselves.
The fool praises and promotes benefits without weighing costs; the wise man considers them together. Rather than run their mouths and their pens, some people should stop and listen to the living victims in South Carolina — people who are free to practice their religion, who understand the infirmities of the human heart, and who know that evil cannot be legislated away to create Utopia.
It can only be accepted. And forgiven.
President Barack Obama says racism is in our DNA. To watch children play is to know otherwise, which is why history is important. To take down a Confederate flag or the statue of a long-dead racist, or even a sign that says "whites only" is to steal from children the opportunity to learn about evil and to grow as moral individuals.
To take from adults the right to own a firearm is to consign them to a life at the mercy of evil men, foreign and domestic.
http://www.kentucky.com/opinion/op-ed/article44608158.html
Also from the article:
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Yep, I'm a loser. I bought NAGP stock and I'm a loser.
No, wait, I'm not a loser. There is a bright side, I'm not a loser at all. I still have my shares, just not nearly as many as once I had.
come on $50 per share.
Giddy up, let's go!!
Yep, I'm a loser. I bought NAGP stock and I'm a loser.
No, wait, I'm not a loser. There is a bright side, I'm not a loser at all. I still have my shares, just not nearly as many as once I had.
come on $50 per share.
Giddy up, let's go!!
Aye, aye, cap'n!! We must make lemonade!!
ugh. huh? Who's got the sugar??
The price tag on universal health care is in, and it’s bigger than California’s budget
BY ANGELA HART
ahart@sacbee.com
My feed
The price tag is in: It would cost $400 billion to remake California’s health insurance marketplace and create a publicly funded universal heath care system, according to a state financial analysis released Monday.
California would have to find an additional $200 billion per year, including in new tax revenues, to create a so-called “single-payer” system, the analysis by the Senate Appropriations Committee found. The estimate assumes the state would retain the existing $200 billion in local, state and federal funding it currently receives to offset the total $400 billion price tag.
The cost analysis is seen as the biggest hurdle to creating a universal system, proposed by Sens. Ricardo Lara, D-Bell Gardens, and Toni Atkins, D-San Diego.
It remains a long-shot bid. Steep projected costs have derailed efforts over the past two decades to establish such a health care system in California. The cost is higher than the $180 billion in proposed general fund and special fund spending for the budget year beginning July 1.
Employers currently spend between $100 billion to $150 billion per year, which could be available to help offset total costs, according to the analysis. Under that scenario, total new spending to implement the system would be between $50 billion and $100 billion per year.
“Health care spending is growing faster than the overall economy ... yet we do not have better health outcomes and we cover fewer people,” Lara said at Monday’s appropriations hearing. “Given this picture of increasing costs, health care inefficiencies and the uncertainty created by Congress, it is critical that California chart our own path.”
The idea behind Senate Bill 562 is to overhaul California’s insurance marketplace, reduce overall health care costs and expand coverage to everyone in the state regardless of immigration status or ability to pay. Instead of private insurers, state government would be the “single payer” for everyone’s health care through a new payroll taxing structure, similar to the way Medicare operates.
Lara and Atkins say they are driven by the belief that health care is a human right and should be guaranteed to everyone, similar to public services like safe roads and clean drinking water. They seek to rein in rising health care costs by lowering administrative expenses, reducing expensive emergency room visits, and eliminating insurance company profits and executive salaries.
In addition to covering undocumented people, Lara said the goal is to expand health access to people who, even with insurance, may skip doctor visits or stretch out medications due to high copays and deductibles.
“Doctors and hospitals would no longer need to negotiate rates and deal with insurance companies to seek reimbursement,” Lara said.
Insurance groups, health plans and Kaiser Permanente are against the bill. Industry representatives say California should focus on improving the Affordable Care Act. Business groups, including the California Chamber of Commerce, have deemed the bill a “job-killer.”
“A single-payer system is massively, if not prohibitively expensive,” said Nick Louizos, vice president of legislative affairs for the California Association of Health Plans.
“It will cost employers and taxpayers billions of dollars and result in significant loss of jobs in the state,” the Chamber of Commerce said in its opposition letter.
Underlying the debate is uncertainty at the federal level over what President Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled Congress will do with Obamacare. The House Republican bill advanced earlier this month would dismantle it by removing its foundation – the individual mandate that requires everyone to have coverage or pay a tax penalty.
Republican-led efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare is fueling political support for the bill, Atkins said at a universal health care rally this past weekend in Sacramento hosted by the California Nurses Association, a co-sponsor.
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“This is a high-ticket expense ... We have to figure out how to cover everyone and work on addressing the costs in the long-term – that’s our challenge,” Atkins said. “I’m optimistic.”
The bill has to get approval on the Senate floor by June 2 to advance to the Assembly. A financing plan is underway, which could suggest diverting money employers pay for workers’ compensation insurance to a state-run coverage system.
Lara said he believes California can and should play a prominent role in improving people’s lives.
“We can do better,” he said.
http://www.sacbee.com/news/politics-government/capitol-alert/article151960182.html
Yes, Trueheart, I was told I was negative so I dug that news release up. That is about as positive as they come.
That interest with the American Indian tribes is one of the reasons I got involved, and have stayed involved, with this stock. I thought that was a pretty good reason, altruism and pragmatism combined, to invest in NAEG.
Provide some real opportunity, not just promises, to Native Americans and everybody have a chance to make some money.
Talk about your wind talkers, Raj and Joe provide a whole 'nuther meaning to the phrase. SMH
Breaking News: NAEG Receives Approvals on Oglala Lakota Sioux Nation
03/30 12:38P
Mar 30, 2007 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Market Gainer is quickly emerging as the one stop shop for international small-cap investors looking to stay a step ahead of the markets. Today's activity on the OTC PK market has brought this company to the attention of our research team. Native American Energy Group, Inc. (the "Company," or "NAEG") (OTC PK: NVMG), is responding to the attention of investors. Our goal is to create a community of international investors who consistently and effectively capitalize on the enormous gains the small-cap Canadian and American exchanges offer.
Native American Energy Group, Inc. (the "Company," or "NAEG") (OTC Pink Sheets: NVMG), an independent energy company, announced today that it received a letter of full support from the Oglala Lakota Sioux Tribe in response to the Company's plan to construct safe, decent, affordable, energy-efficient homes on their reservation in South Dakota. NAEG board members, Joseph D'Arrigo, Raj Nanvaan and Richard Ross met with executive members of the Lakota Tribal Council and Housing Board, Friday, in Pine Ridge and they were received very well as they presented solutions to the tribe's severe housing shortage problem. In addition, the tribe has welcomed NAEG with open arms with respect to wind and solar energy development.
The above-mentioned document can be viewed at the following link: www.nativeamericanenergy.com/oglalalakota.pdf
NAEG has bridge groups standing by to fund such projects as housing construction on the reservations, once NAEG and the Lakota Nation can confirm and secure financial guarantees through the programs available from the Dept. of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), U.S. Government grants, etc.
It takes 60 to 90 days to set up a manufacturing facility. Once set up using the technology transfer from homebuilder Eurowest Panel Homes Ltd., NAEG's joint partner, the facility can manufacture the full framework for 10 to 15 homes per day. Actual assembly time depends on the labor. With a staggering 85% unemployment rate, this task will be accomplished with great success. It becomes a win-win situation.
There is an immediate need for 4,000 homes on the reservation with a population of approximately 45,000. According to NAEG's 50/50 profit-share Partner, Eurowest, the cost to construct a 1,000 sq. ft. home is roughly $60,000. Projections place the price tag per home at approximately $100,000.
Eileen Janis, Vice President of the Executive Board & Director of the Oglala Lakota Nation Housing Committee, personally guided the NAEG team to viable, existing locations for building these communities. Oglala Chairman John Steele & Eileen Janis are strong proponents of development, including renewable energy and of the tribe's wealth of natural resources because so many people there live below the poverty line.
In addition, NAEG executives toured the neighborhoods with Eileen in order to view some of the more deplorable living conditions of the Oglala people. Video footage was taken along the way of a number of homes that would be condemned in most American cities. Some of this footage which will soon be placed on the Company website:
http://www.nativeamericanenergy.com
CEO, Joseph D'Arrigo stated, "These are a people that were mistreated. It was just as was described in our January 8, 2007 news release regarding the housing conditions and homelessness on this reservation. We saw the dilapidated mobile homes, and the trailers, and even cars that many homeless families were using for shelter. These people seriously need to be relocated into decent housing. There were many homes missing entire windows in this very cold climate where temperatures often are sub-zero. It is hard to believe people are living in such conditions in this Country. We went inside several overcrowded homes occupied by extended families in too few bedrooms, lacking even a sufficient number of mattresses. Can you imagine 17 to 28 people living under one roof with only one bathroom? We also saw black mold in the kitchens & baths, collapsing floors, problems with ventilation, lighting, sewage and in some cases, garbage that had not been removed in two years. They need someone to help bring some enrichment and some dignity into their lives, rather than just surviving."
Awww, don't be so negative. If there were nice things to say about NAGP, I would say them. However, to be honest, there has been nothing positive said or done by NAGP in years, unless you want to count the change to Manhattan Transfer (here's a positive, I do like their music).
So, as it goes, I'm not totally negative in my comments related to NAGP.
Later, dude.
PS -
If there is something positive about NAGP, please, let us know what it is.
OH, WOW!! What a weekend!
OK, the NAGP drawing board has dry rot, it has been so long since it was used.
There ain't no DD for four (4) years now, only NT notices. Oh, yeah, they changed to Manhattan Transfer (I still think their music is great).
The dots are all covered in dust now, if there ever were any.
The relationships, the ties and the connections are unknown except Raj is connected to Joe and vice versa.
Other than that, please, fill us in Oh great one ...
Woulda, coulda, shoulda sold when you had the chance.
Yep, me, too.
You, sir90, have been asked many times to provide new information.
Foxwoods can't post positive news if there is none.
Foxwoods Man, unless you add the repetitive "we're gonna be late" notices and the repetitive "we're gonna get current" press releases, you have all the NAGP info at ready grasp.
But, I agree, if there is any "stellar DD" available that is not already on the intro, then it should be shown to the group.
C'mon sir90
show us that "stellar" info you are so proud of.
is the court settlement documents??? give us a hint, please
Excerpt from 1/26/17 8K
Native American Energy Group: January 2017 Update
FRESH MEADOWS, NY -- (Marketwired - January 26, 2017) - Native American Energy Group, Inc. (OTC PINK: NAGP) (the "Company") announced that it has
taken additional steps to ensure that current and prospective investors will have access to up-to-date periodic reports of the Company -- up to and including the
Form 10-Q Quarterly Report for its fiscal first quarter ending March 31, 2017 (the "2017 Q1 Form 10-Q"), by/on May 15th, 2017 (the "filing date") when NAGP
will resume financial reporting.
That filing was a day late and ____________ (yes, fill in the blank) short.
TICK TOCK Has anyone seen any reports, yet?
NT was filed 3/31/17 for annual report. Today they were going to be current on all reporting.
I should feed my mouse better, I guess. Seems to be getting flaky as lunch time rolls around.
basserdan, I didn't intend to post the Dilbert article twice.
Would you, please, delete one of those posts?
Thanks, in advance.
That Dilbert guy is at it, again. Cartoon included.
DELINGPOLE: Dilbert Disses Global Warming; Liberal Heads Explode
Scott Adams has gone full-on climate denialist in his latest Dilbert strip, causing liberal heads to explode.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2017/05/15/delingpole-dilbert-disses-global-warming-liberal-heads-explode/
It is May 15th. I'm so excited!!! We get to see financial today!!
Right, guys??? Guys?? Right?
It was May 15th 2017, right?