Change of president and authorization for 7500 / 1 reverse split according to the 8k.

I don't understand how a r/s would benefit the company. According the S1, the 3,000,000,000 shares given for equity were based at a share price of .00035. This is currently trading below that price. If anything, I'm going to bet that there will be a move to get the prices back up above .00035. No sense in a r/s when the S1 points to the fact that additional dilution could occur. This feels like a bottom play. Be careful. IMO

Ben Bernanke must be the CEO of this one. They just keep printing more money!

No bid? You're basing your assumption on the price of the shares today. Maybe you should be looking at the volume that was sold compared to the volume that purchased. There's a lot of interest here.

Looks like there could be a move to different type of product. Hopefully that means a different ticker symbol and the chance to get back some of the money the last crooks took!

I still have Mike Jones phone number if anyone wants it.

I hope it's a good one! I'm down big time on this one!

I've written this off as a long term gamble. My money stays here as long as it takes to either break out or just plain go broke.

"If not for the courage of the fearless crew...the Minow would be lost...the Minow would be lost....."

http://www.srmdrives.com/

7170 Jordan Rd., Suite 106 - Selma, TX 78154 - 210-651-6868 - Fax: 210-651-9997

VS Technology Corporation is pushing the leading edge of electric motor and vehicle technology by developing and manufacturing Switched Reluctance Drives and drivetrains for small to large applications and vehicles.

VST has been working in the advanced technology automotive field since 1990 and in 2007 acquired all of the advanced motor drive technology from Honeywell Corporation, expanding VST's technology into sensorless motor control and pulse width modulated controls. VST has now focused attention on Nickel Zinc battery technology with exciting news to come.

IF there is a power station being built by the end of the year, this will be a major accomplishment. The company will only be about a year old under the ATPT symbol.That's moving extremely fast.

As for Francis, there was obviously a reason for him being at the helm during the transition. And it was obviously pre-arranged to return the company back to Hamilton. Hamilton retained a large stock position even while Francis was in charge. I don't think that this is a coincidence.

The only thing that really excites me is the fact that they are planning on using the new batteries for this new project by the end of the year. This means that they must be nearing the completion phase for the actual patent instead of just the provisional.

An actually patented product will be the first step toward this company breaking out big time IMHO.

Long and Strong, somewhat disgruntled, a little confused, but still hanging in there for the long term!!!

Someone bought 5 million shares at the end of the day. That's not a huge investment, but seems odd to dump $1000.00 into this thing right now. IMHO

Good luck Waidon. Hope to see you back here when it gets moving again.

Electric drag car video.

Here's where the rubber meets the road.

http://www.opb.org/programs/ofg/videos/view/56-Electric-Drag-Racing

This is a good indicator of what is possible.

Sounds like some people are getting discouraged. I'm in that same boat, but the big picture is that this company has only been in existence since October. I would love to see someone build the type of project that they are proposing in that short of a time frame.

I still can't figure out how a BDC plays into this thing though. Any thoughts?

Annoyed but holding out for the long haul here,

I just looked at the trades at it doesn't show a single share bought at 1. They were all bought in the 2's.

I've been trying for months to get some 1's. I don't even think that it's possible. MM's make 100% just by flipping their shares for 2's. Easy money.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/247259-why-dividend-stock-investors-should-consider-bdcs?source=feed

OK, my understanding of a BDC is that it's used as a source of revenue. Companies under this category borrow money at a very low rate and then lend at much higher rates. The rules state that up to 90% of the income generated goes back to the share holders as a dividend.

Does this mean that EnergyOne could act as a cash cow to provide funds to Bluegrass solar and VST so that they can remain private companies? That is, will Bluegrass solar be borrowing funds from EnergyOne and paying them back at higher interest rates? Is EnergyOne simply a bank now?

I think that we need some explanations!

Does it make sense that the 2B shares were used to cover the debts and allow the officers to maintain a control of 2B+ additional shares? I'm trying to wrap my head around this.

Also, how does the new corporate model (BDC) offer advantages over the previous concept? What are the disadvantages? Does this help them to focus on their goal to develop what can be considered a solar utility company?

Any help would be appreciated. I'm starting to do some research, but I'm extremely busy right now, Thanks all. GLTA

I don't bash stocks but I found this interesting.

Look at the pic that both of these companies chose.

http://www.dutchgold.com/

http://www.coastalpacificminingcorp.com/Projects/gold-hotstone-property.html

I don't think that DGRI wants to be affliiated with that other pump and dump.

I believe that you are mistaken on Mr.Jones no longer being with the company. I spoke with him a few weeks ago. Anything other than that is just a rumor.

Mr. Jones is the lead behind this project because it's his company Bluegrass solar that has the biggest stake.

The new batteries that they state they will produce are solely for the solar project.

Automobiles (Van Steenburgs baby) will come into the picture later down the road.

We need a PR.Then again maybe it's a good thing that this pinky isn't acting like a pinky. Maybe they wait until there's something worth saying? Time will tell. I'm headed to work. Have a great day all!

The address shown on the building is the address that matches the one for his company. So, I assume with certainty that this is the location of VST in Texas.

Now here's something from the bottom of my skeptical soul. I did some research on provisional patents and learned that they really don't exist. The proper term is provisional application.

Don't read between the lines here. I believe that the company filed a provisional application. Here's where it gets sticky. Provisional applications are not subject to review by the Patent Office. All that they really need to include is a detailed drawing and a general synopsis of the idea. Also, they aren't published so yo can't even look it up.

A provisional application is only good for ONE YEAR. Unless an extension is filed and this can only be done once. Otherwise, the company must provide an application for patent including all of the details and affects for the patent office to scrutinize.

What bothers me about this is the fact that just about anyone can get a provisional application and the fact that we're dealing with a pinky stock. The cost for the application is only $100.00. For most of the scam companies that are out there I would consider this cheap advertising. Ad this to the fact that the only other PR that was put out in the past several months was about a Letter of Intent. It doesn't paint a pretty picture.

This is just some food for thought. I'm looking at all angles because we're getting no information yet.

I'm long and strong on this one. My millions of chips are on the table. GLTA Just trying to keep it real.

Here's something else that I found out. The technology for using nickel-zinc is truly cutting edge.

There are many problems with the use of Lithium Ion including the risk for explosion.

Nickel-Zinc does not pose this kind of a risk. It stores the same amount of energy, if not more, and can be charged much quicker.

Do a quick search for Nickel Zinc and see what you come up with. Don't confuse this with Nickel Cadmium or Nickel Metal Hydride. These are very different.

Here's one thing that I found. VST has added this blurb to their website. You can find it under the contacts icon.





17170 Jordan Rd., Suite 106 - Selma, TX 78154 - 210-651-6868 - Fax: 210-651-9997

VS Technology Corporation is pushing the leading edge of electric motor and vehicle technology by developing and manufacturing Switched Reluctance Drives and drivetrains for small to large applications and vehicles.

VST has been working in the advanced technology automotive field since 1990 and in 2007 acquired all of the advanced motor drive technology from Honeywell Corporation, expanding VST's technology into sensorless motor control and pulse width modulated controls. VST has now focused attention on Nickel Zinc battery technology with exciting news to come.

Judging from level 2, the trade that dropped the price down was for 150 shares @ .0001. So, unless the company is really so desperate to buy a piece of bubble gum for 1 and 1/2 cents, then I'm going to guess that today is not about dilution.

Thanks for the update.

My last contact was the one that I posted a week or two ago. I'm not concerned because this is a start up company and they aren't off the ground yet. I bought another million shares today and will continue to accumulate until we get rolling.

35,000,000 worth of shares equals $3,500.00. Dilution? Why bother?

Bummer, I had an order in for a few million @.0001 and it never got filled. Maybe Monday. Then again, by Monday this will be up 100% again. I'm just loading the boat right now. GLTA

Whoever bought @.0001 NICE SCORE!

I almost didn't respond to this because it seems like nothing good ever comes out of it. I've read through several posts that people have stated that they "talked to the CEO." However, by not responding, I feel that you're attacking my credibility.

I know that telling falsehoods about a stock is illegal. I also know that we live in a litigious society. For this reason, I printed my phone records from the day that I made the call. You'll also notice that I did nothing more than to provide a clearer picture of what the company plans to do in the field of alternative energy, all of which has been made public in PR's. Getting a view of what brought this company from concept to where it has the potential to go was my goal and I believe that I achieved this goal.

You'll also notice that I signed my statement.

The bottom line is that I believe in this company. I have money on the line and it takes a lot of volume to move a stock. By sharing what I know I think that everyone benefits.

Thank you for your skepticism. It does make for healthy debate.

IMHO this is a company with a future. The decision to invest is always yours. GLTA

I was just looking through the trades for today and saw that. I doubt that .0001's are even possible.

I've averaged down to .0005 but I still want to go lower. This baby could make some serious cash in the future.

I'm moving up my bid.

Congratulations on your huge score!

Did you manage to get any .0001's? I had an order for 3 million, but it didn't fill. Yeah, that was greedy but it was worth a shot.

It looks like we've talked to everyone in the know in the past few days...lol.

Thanks for the update!

I'm having some problems wrapping my head around this 10K. The shares are just not adding up.

There are only 5 billion available shares and according to the 10K EnergyOne purchased 50% of these from MB Consulting.

There are conflicting numbers in the reports that have been filed.

This is from the 8K in September:
Item 1.01 Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement.

On September 20, 2010, EnergyOne Technologies, Inc. (“EnergyOne”) entered into a material definitive agreement with MB Consulting Services, LLC (“MB Consulting”) through which EnergyOne acquired all of the capital ownership of MB Consulting, which included its ownership of approximately eighty seven percent (87%) of the capital stock of All State Properties Holdings, Inc. (“All State”) for approximately fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) and other valuable consideration. Pursuant to that agreement, and in furtherance of obligations of All State, it has agreed to pursue certain transactions involving gold, and other minerals, holdings of All State and also to pursue other obligations of All State.


So which is it? 50% or 87%

I've also found a section of the purchase agreement where it's stated that the number of shares be immediately rolled back to 2,000,000,000. There is language that this was attempted but not successful. The question is who has these shares and what are they doing with them?

I do recall reading a blurb that stated the name of the transfer agent. I'm trying to find it, but I'll bet that they're closed today.

GLTA

From the 10K:

The aggregate market value of the common stock held by non-affiliates of Registrant was $ 1,030.804, as of October 28, 2010 based on the last sale price of $.0012 for each share of common stock on such date. As of October 28, 2010, there were 3,617,794,954 shares outstanding.

There have been 4 major dumps in the past three months if I recall correctly.

On September 20, 2010, EnergyOne Technologies, Inc. acquired all the assets of MB Consulting Services, LLC, of which the assets included majority ownership of All State Properties Holdings, Inc. with a purchase agreement entitled Limited Liability Company Ownership Purchase Agreement. Under the terms of the Purchase Agreement, MB Consulting Services, LLC (the “Seller”), sold to EnergyOne Technologies, Inc. (the “Buyer”) all assets of Seller, which included 2,500,500,000 shares of the Company, which was approximately 90 percent (90%) of the issued and outstanding capital of the Company for Fifty Thousand dollars ($50,000) plus an agreement to pay a debt owed to Belmont by Seller.

On August 11, 2010, the Company, along with majority shareholder approval, authorized an increase in the number of authorized shares of common stock from Two Hundred Million (200,000,000) shares to Five Billion (5,000,000,000) shares. On August 16, 2010, the company issued 2,476,243,431 common shares as additional founder’s stock and as a result of the increase in authorized shares.

As long as this is correct then there should not be any additional shares to dilute. Correct?

I did a copy and paste. Sorry for the length.

On Friday January 14, 2011 I grew very impatient about the status of my investment in ATPT and the lack of information that was coming out of the company that had purchased their shell late in 2010, EnergyOne Technologies. I placed a call to the number listed on the EnergyOne website and was very much disheartened to find that the number was no longer in service. Knowing that it had been reported that EnergyOne was also operating in conjunction with Pacific Bluegrass Solar I looked the number up for Pacific Bluegrass on its website and dialed it. A recorded message alerted me that the number I had dialed had not set up their voicemail box and was unavailable. It seemed like I had been defrauded of a several thousand dollars by a company that was clearly trying to hide.

Now what? I pulled up information on a VS Technologies, a company owned by the listed CTO of EnergyOne and called the number listed (210-651-6868). Sure enough, a young man answered the phone. I asked to speak with Michael Van Steenburg. After being asked whom I was and what I wanted, I was surprised when he actually picked up the phone.

Mr. Van Steenburg was very cordial while speaking to me. I expressed my concerns about the number to EnergyOne not being in service and that the reason for my call was pure investor dismay. He was unaware of the problem with the contact information given on the EnergyOne website. “Things are moving forward very quickly right now.” He stated. “We’re still looking at the facility in Somerset Kentucky for our manufacturing operations.” We spoke in generalities about the future of alternative energy and I got the impression that it would take me about a decade worth of research to even scratch the surface of what this man had bouncing around inside of his head. His knowledge blew me away.

I asked Mr. Van Steenburg if he had any ideas about when the investors would be updated about the company and if we could expect press releases or filings to be issued to paint a the shareholders a clearer picture of what we’d been spending our money on. “You would have to talk to Mr. Jones about that” was his response. Logically, I asked if he had a contact number. Unbelievably, he gave it to me. I thanked him for taking the timeout of his day to speak with me and wished him the best of luck in this new venture.

Here’s where it gets interesting. I fully expected a dead end. I assumed that the number that I was given would go to some BS investors relation secretary and would stop there in an endless holding pattern of corporate spin moves. Instead, the voice on the other end of the phone said “Hello?” It was like hitting pay dirt for me. It wasn’t a corporate greeting. It was a private number. BINGO!

“Is this Mike” I asked?
“Yes, who’s this?”
“I’m an investor.” I gave him my name. “I’ve been following and investing in EnergyOne since October.”
“I’m sorry; who did you say this was again.”

Mr. Jones was obviously surprised that I had his private number, which I believe is a cellular phone. After explaining who I was again, he seemed to be a little more at ease and regained his composure. I explained to him my concerns about the contact number listed on the website not working and investor dismay over the lack of information being produced by the company. I also cited the obvious dilution and plummeting pps. He was unaware that the number had been disconnected and was working in California when I called. He responded. “There’s a lot that I can’t discuss in regards to insider trading. So I’ll stay clear of that.” I agreed. I cannot quote the rest of the conversation because it moved very quickly and the amount of information covered was mind blowing. I did my best to make notes and probably only responded once or twice. This is a man who is passionate about what he does. “We’re just ordinary guys. We’re no different from anyone else” he started.

Mike Jones started by telling me that he and Michael Van Steenburg had both been employed by a utility company as linemen and had been working together for many years. Mike Jones stated “Michael Van Steenburg is a genius.” He said that he’s known a lot of bright people in his career, but that Van Steenburg had always been the smartest man he’d ever met.

‘After retiring from the utility company, I started Phoenix Motor Cars. One of my fondest moments was the day that I received a call from the Whitehouse. I could’ve never dreamed that the President of the United Stated would want to test drive my electric vehicle. When you’re standing on the Whitehouse lawn all you can think of is that this is a company that I started.’ He was very proud of Phoenix motorcars. He said that he’d been working with electric vehicles for over ten years and that it had taken 5 years of R and D to perfect the Phoenix version. Back then he says that raising money was much easier. In today’s economic climate he felt that the only way that he could move forward was to bring the company public. That was when they started looking for a “shell.”

“ATPT” he explained “is a shell.” “A shell is like an empty house. You have to bring everything inside to make it complete. Francis is working with our attorneys and the SEC attorneys to make sure that everything is done correctly. The last 10K that was put out was done by different attorneys and there were some questions about the accuracy.” I asked if he could tell me more, but was told that I would need to talk to Francis on specifics. I’m not as educated on the financial world as I would like to be so I have not called Francis yet. I remember doing some research about shell companies a while back when the buzz was over LOCN. From what I remember, it takes about 18 months to get a new company to go public because of all of the legal technicalities, etc. I also remember that a company that is a shell can be easily bought and sold and that this makes it much easier to transition into the public forum and in much less time. There are companies out there whose sole purpose is to buy and sell shells. You can find them all over penny land.

Mike Jones reports that Pacific Bluegrass is extremely busy on the West Coast right now. I emailed the website to request information and did receive it the same day so I believe that they are fully operational and moving forward. Jones reports that they have “wind farm” projects and are installing solar panels all over California. The big picture for EnergyOne is not about installing solar panels and selling systems, it’s about operating a power company that uses solar energy.

One of the most interesting things that Jones said was in regards to the current state of infrastructure in the United States. He stated that the current grid or power delivery system was so inadequate that the sheer size of the power lines supplying the country needed to be doubled just to meet the current power demands. The lines were placed back when there weren’t big screen television sets hanging on every wall and cell phone chargers weren’t on every kitchen table. Jones has a vision that solar power is the solution. He states that he’s currently working with the Department of Energy and various utility companies around the US. One of the problems that he’s found is that there are relatively no studies being conducted about how to integrate solar and alternative power into the existing grid. The other issue is that there are very few people with the knowledge necessary to understand how both conventional and alternative energies work and could possibly even entertain the idea of how to fuse the two. This is the main advantage that EnergyOne has over all of the other companies, both Jones and Van Steenburg have experience with both types of power. Mike Jones believes that all of the other solar companies are at least 3 to 4 years behind in the technology that they are using.

This overburden of the current power grid is producing many problems for utility companies. Not only is the infrastructure lacking and aging, but the sheer demand for electricity is becoming even more of a problem. Jones states that it takes more than 10 years to bring a conventional power plant into operation. This is one of the reasons that the US government has expressed so much interest into what EnergyOne is doing and here’s why. EnergyOne is different from all of the other companies who install solar panels because its goal is not to sell solar panels. EnergyOne wants to install solar panels on the roofs of every home in America at no cost to the consumer. They want to meter the energy that they are producing and sell it to the consumer at a rate that is much lower than what the current conventional utilities are charging.

This will solve both problems that currently exist. First, by using solar power for home use it reduces the strain on the current electrical grid and reduces the amount of energy that needs to be produced by fossil fuels. If you’re a tree hugger, then you understand that this also reduces our carbon footprint, etc. Second, it produces what Jones refers to as a “mini-grid.” Your home will be self contained and essentially no longer reliant on fossil fuels or the power lines that come into your house from the Utility giants. Anyone who has ever priced solar panels knows that they are very expensive and that buying enough panels to completely power a home is well out of the reach of the average consumer. What EnergyOne is proposing is simple. They supply all of the panels in exchange for an agreement to purchase their power for the next 20 years. Yes, you’d be paying for energy that is essentially free from the sun, but you’re not paying for the equipment or the maintenance. On top of which you’ll be paying a much lower rate for the energy per kilowatt hour than you are right now. How much less? Jones estimates that the average home in California right now is paying somewhere around 19 cents per KWH and estimates that the cost of his plan could be around 4-5 cents per KWH.

Jones states that there have been smart meters installed by the utility companies on many homes in California in an attempt to reduce the cost of power. The problem is that these smart grids (actually smart meters) are designed to charge a variable rate for energy based on the estimated time of demand. If the meter registers that you are using power at a time other than designated by the utility company then you’ll end up paying a premium price for this power. What this has done is that it has forced the consumers to reduce their consumption. What EnergyOne believes is that we should be able to use as much power as we want whenever we want. Better yet the power is renewable and clean. Jones believes that working with the infrastructure of the power problem is the key to being a successful company. The Government seems to agree and is working closely with EnergyOne on this project. Jones states that there are many contracts in place and that there are orders already lined up. On top of which there are Government grants being applied for to foot part of the bill.

There are currently some Medical facilities and City buildings operating completely off of the grid. Jones states that he wants to get solar panels on as many rooftops as possible. Another goal is to be able to supply an automobile that is electric and can be charged from the home grid. Jones reports that their work with Phoenix Motor Cars has allowed them to perfect their design for an electric vehicle. In years to come his goal is to be able to give a car to everyone who purchases a power agreement with them. To me this is a revolutionary idea and holds much merit. Phoenix Motor cars already have a better useable range than current electric vehicles on the market. Better than that VST holds the patents, technology and supplies most of the major automotive manufacturers with parts so obviously they know what they are doing.

Jones stated that there would be several additional patents filed in the near future. One of these is said to deal with composite construction for the vehicles. Others involve the manufacturing process of the proposed batteries. The batteries are the key to this whole scenario in my opinion. Jones states that we have a distinct advantage in the assembly process of the batteries because they have developed a simplified process that results in fewer steps, or essentially fewer moving parts. This assembly technology will also be patented. Jones stated “All of the R and D have been done. Right now we are moving forward at a very rapid pace.” The goal here is full production. “Everything is ready to go. Orders are already in place.”

Solar power only works when the sun is out. What happens is that there are batteries stored at the residence that are charged by the sun via the solar panels. This is true of every solar panel power system being sold right now. In the past batteries were very large and very heavy or they were just recycled automotive batteries that are very inefficient. They required equipment to move them and were problematic. The battery that has been designed by EnergyOne weighs in at around 40 pounds and is wired to run in a series. If more power is needed you can plug in additional batteries through a pre-wired pigtail on the end of each battery until you have enough to meet your energy needs. Jones states that a house should be able to run for 3-5 days even if it is raining and the batteries cannot be charged. It’s also important to note that if this battery is being used in the electric vehicle it can be completely charged from your home grid in about 30minutes. Current electric vehicles on the market require about 8-12 hours and are powered by existing fossil fuel supplied electrical connections.

The battery will be produced in Kentucky. Jones states that the economic climate in that state coupled with the amount of cooperation that they are receiving from Federal, State and local Governments will make this the ideal place to build the plant. The solar end of this proposition will remain in California.

The battery itself is a phenomenal advancement in this whole process and includes technology that is possessed by no other company in the world. Best of all it’s geared so that all components, parts, earth minerals needed and labor will be procured in the USA! Jones reports that China has been the biggest problem in the battery world in their deadlock on lithium ion. That’s not to say that there is no source of Lithium in the US. The problem is that mining it requires chemicals and contamination that are not approved by the EPA. It seems funny that we allow China to flourish while killing themselves on toxic chemicals all the while supporting their habit by paying top dollar for the fruits of their labor. The answer to this problem is nickel-zinc. Jones reports that it costs around 1.50 to 2.50 per KWH to produce lithium ion batteries. The same batteries made from nickel-zinc costs around .25 cents per KWH. This gives us a distinct advantage in terms of production costs and eventual profitability. For the tree huggers, the only waste product associated with a dead nickel-zinc battery is said to be a zinc paste. Jones stated “You can recycle this by putting it on your sunburn.” By using nickel-zinc we are not held hostage by Asia or forced to deal with price changes reflected by political maneuvering.

Is there a downside? Not really. A vehicle using a lithium ion battery could be charged in roughly 20 minutes while a vehicle with a nickel-zinc would take about 30 minutes. From a cost basis, there really is no comparison.

The final part of the conversation was about where the company is going. EnergyOne wants to be a global utility. Jones states that there is a lot of interest coming from Latin America. He reports that most projects in Latin America have been overlooked by mainstream American and that the people of these areas are much more environmentally aware than the average US citizen. This will be an area of interest for EnergyOne in the near future.

When we ended our conversation, I was pretty much blown away with the amount of knowledge that these men had. I thanked them for taking the time to talk to me about this project. My call with Mr. Jones lasted over 30 minutes and my conversation with Mr. Van Steenburg was more than 10 minutes. Mr. Jones did leave me an open invitation to “Feel free to call me, but I would appreciate it if you’d not give out my number. If someone would like to talk to me, you can call me with their number and I will call them back.” My impression of these guys is that they are both top notch.

In conclusion, this was everything that I had written down. It is all factual conversation that I had with Mike Jones who is the CEO of EnergyOne and Michael Van Steenburg who is the CTO. I have made no claims about what the pps should be or how anyone should invest in this company. Mr. Jones stated “This is a startup company. We are no different than anyone else. We’re just ordinary guys and we believe in honesty and integrity.” I was more interested in what the company had in store than trying to figure out share structure or address the obvious dilution. It is my impression that both VST and Pacific Bluegrass are profitable and is an excellent base for the new company EnergyOne. I do not believe that the shell company with the ATPT ticker symbol is current with the SEC process. I do believe that Francis is working with the attorneys to get this process completed. I have read of some other ventures that he’s completed and this appears to be the same type of thing. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose. This is a pink sheet company that is not producing anything at this time.


I certify that everything that I have written here is factual and related to the above referenced phone call that took place on Friday January 14, 2011. All information was relayed to me by the CEO and CTO of this company and from what I can see had been verified through research previously done by myself and others involved with investing in this company.


Sincerely,

Bradley S. Eller RN
AKA “poorhousepete”

Ok, I finished up what I was working on. I didn't proof read it so ignore my typing issues. I don't know how to link it to this page. My email address is brocksdad2004@aol.com

I'm working on it right now. I couldn't sleep. Hopefully I'll post it later this afternoon or late this evening.