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me neither and dont know.
this mean anything?
Actions\Amendments
Action Type: Amended Designation
Document Number: 20120097174-93 # of Pages: 6
File Date: 2/10/2012 Effective Date:
SERIES H PREFERRED
http://nvsos.gov/sosentitysearch/corpActions.aspx?lx8nvq=pxAfEYt3CFKIifloKlMjDw%253d%253d&CorpName=OPTIONS+MEDIA+GROUP+HOLDINGS%2c+INC.
settlement(s)?
settlements might involve some non-cash horse trading.
erase ICM's name from ownership papers corresponding to damages X3, write GERS's name in its place, and change the address on future checks. no real affect on the industry.
GERS could then sneeze enough to pay any remaining debt, send out a one time cash dividend to longs, and do a forward stock split.
things could start heating up not long after the court's decision on the declaratory judgment motion. not much left to appeal after that, i would spoze.
imo
GERS should end up owning them free and clear, keeping them running and spitting out ethanol and corn oil with revenues in the billions. pps in the hundreds.
96.3 million pounds and climbing since not all plants were producing for the full year.
up from 5 million pounds in 2010.
incredible!
Green Plains Reports Fourth Quarter and Full-Year 2011 Financial Results
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/green-plains-reports-fourth-quarter-and-full-year-2011-financial-results-2012-02-08
"We expect that revenue from the PhoneGuard Software will be principally derived from advertising services and subscription fees"
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=49944270
(p 27)
initially thought the same thing but may have taken advertising revenue, on the consumer side, for granted: http://www.iab.net/about_the_iab/recent_press_releases/press_release_archive/press_release/pr-113011
30 min ... must be quite a list.
looks like he also said:
[ ] “The concept behind the merger is to build a stronger offering,” Ross said. “They are stronger in the consumer side and they have this marketing deal with Justin Bieber.” Ross would not speculate on whether or not Bieber would also be used to market the iZUP product to enterprise customers.
“The more obvious merits of Justin Bieber in the consumer and retail space are very clear and we will see what the best representation for fleet and enterprise customers will be,” he said. [ ]
http://www.masshightech.com/stories/2012/01/30/daily58-Illume-being-bought-by-competitor-Options-Media.html
Jan. 27 (Bloomberg) -- The Environmental Protection Agency said that biodiesel made from palm oil doesn’t meet the requirements to be added to its renewable fuels program because its greenhouse-gas emissions are too high.
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-01-27/epa-rejects-palm-oil-based-biodiesel-for-renewable-fuels-program.html
an unexpected need for cash and new employees would together suggest to me that the anticipated licensing is currently underway, imho.
any idea if GERS is or has been ... hiring?
there is no math in that post. back up a little more please.
my post was not directed to "capacity"
the potential number of new systems GERS may have to install in an excellorated time frame is what mattered more to the point i was trying to make.
sorry if you were confused.
did you see the word "capacity" in my post?
licenses are not issued by capacity but by plant.
capacity is hardly relevant to the growing pains conversation you apparently overlooked.
imo
105 out of 200 plants is ~50% of the industry.
imo
interesting to watch indeed.
15% licensed + 15% infringed + the new 20% = the potential for 50% of the industry by summer!
rapid, substantial and unexpected expansion would probably involve some growing pains.
new employees, a little extra cash, ...
absolutely content here.
and all imo
20% bump in extraction, 18 months sooner than anticipated, that GERS will most likely license. correct? wonder if theyre hiring soon.
Yes, defraying the costs of PACER, and our so called public documents. an expense that should never have been borne by anyone in the first place!
skunks new audio file:
105 out of 200 plants by this summer?
same guy talking on skunk's site:
insert-text-here
Low-oil DDGS become increasingly available
By U.S. Grains Council | January 26, 2012
Ethanol plants in the United States, which also produce the feed ingredient distillers dried grains with solubles (DDGS), continue to upgrade equipment to extract non-food grade corn oil during the ethanol production process.
While regular DDGS may contain 10-15 percent oil, the low-oil variety contains much less and has different characteristics and feeding values than regular DDGS. Of the roughly 200 corn dry mills that produce ethanol, about 90 have oil extraction capabilities, and 105 plants will by this summer.
“On a production basis, about 40 percent of U.S. DDGS produced today is low-oil, and 58 percent will be low-oil by this summer,” said Randy Ives of Gavilon LLC, and U.S. Grains Council Value-Added Advisory Team Leader.
Ives explained that low-oil DDGS has higher crude protein and higher levels of amino acids. The concentrated amino acid profile is positive for monogastric animals like poultry and swine, while dairy animals may be able to utilize more product thanks to the lower level of fat in low-oil DDGS.
While its appearance is the same as regular DDGS, the dried, low-oil product has improved flowability.
The Council noted research is underway to help quantify the characteristics of low-oil DDGS. Results will become available later in 2012.
While buyers and sellers often add the protein and fat numbers together as part of a sales contract, that may need to change going forward.
“This makes asking questions and communicating important,” Ives said. “What we really need to do is go back to requesting specific protein and fat levels and then build in a discount schedule to make up for slight differences in the final shipment.” Low-oil DDGS is a great product that has different values for different buyers, depending on the end use, Ives commented. “It’s important for buyers to ask questions and hold suppliers accountable,” he added.
Why extract oil?
Just five years ago, few ethanol plants had the ability to extract non-food grade corn oil because the equipment was expensive, and the oil had little value. Now, however, the value of non-food grade corn oil has increased, and plants can extract the oil more efficiently due to improved emulsifiers and centrifuge technology, lowering the payback on oil extraction equipment to as little as six months. For example, an ethanol plant using 16 million bushels of corn to produce 40 million gallons of ethanol can also produce 135,000 tons of low-oil DDGS and 8 to 12 million pounds of oil.
“With such a positive return, the adoption rate has been incredible,” Ives said.
hey dhole, looks like you got some more posts. good deal.
2. agreed. that window seems to have passed as GERS survived the onslot of nefarious infringement --- a testament to their strength.
4. i am still "wondering."
i am gone
ya but the possibility of a future settlement alone wont get an injunction granted.
shut down their corn oil, maybe put them out of business and shut down their ethanol. job losses, price spike, transportation ills. rfs on its ear. lot to "wonder" about.
imo
A preliminary injunction, in equity, is an injunction entered by a court prior to a final determination of the merits of a legal case, in order to restrain a party from going forward with a course of conduct or compelling a party to continue with a course of conduct until the case has been decided. If the case is decided against the party that has been enjoined, then the injunction will usually be made permanent. If the case is decided in favor of the party that has been enjoined, the injunction will usually be dissolved or dismissed.
In most courts in the United States, the party seeking the preliminary injunction must demonstrate all four things together:
That there is a substantial likelihood of success on the merits of the case,
That they face a substantial threat of irreparable damage or injury if the injunction is not granted,
That the balance of harms weighs in favor of the party seeking the preliminary injunction
That the grant of an injunction would serve the public interest.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preliminary_injunction
i'm thinking an injunction might stir things up everywhere by suddenly cutting off half (?) the corn oil supply available to the public.
they surrendered liquidation protection but what % of the series As does the 8.5m represent? 100 or ... next to nothing?
did they just untie the hog?
Series A Preferred Stock
In June 2011, the Company closed a private placement offering with accredited investors and sold 18,600 shares of Series A Convertible Preferred Stock (“Series A”) with 100% warrant coverage (each convertible to 62,000,000 shares of common stock). This offering raised $1,686,200 in net proceeds after payment of commissions and fees to the placement agent.The Series A is convertible at $0.03 per share and the warrants are exercisable at $0.041 per share over five-years. The Series A provides for a liquidation preference, voting rights equal to the number of shares of common stock that the holder would be entitled to if the Series A were converted, and a 7% dividend per annum. Additionally, the Series A contains anti-dilution, price protection, and piggyback registration rights.
how about over $20 pps + dividends
cellphone store insurance for products sold:
http://www.businessinsuranceusa.com/business-insurance-cell-phone-stores
seems a "re-launch" would get muffled by all the other news.
i dont expect much till afterward.
but before, during, or after ... dont matter to me.
no. nothing set up when there.
didnt have no stinking badges.
the cellairis sign in the 3rd photo is the same cellairis sign in the 10th photo ... right up front, between the their lounge area and their exhibits. notice the podium (and the displays together) in the 3rd photo as well. thats something used for giving speeches.
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150570190775100.433028.106917435099&type=3
hands free devices contribute to a known problem. paying "full time and attention" to driving has been the law as far back as i can remember. even had a psa or commercial in the 60s that went something like this: bob is a great guy, good wife, kids and a great job. but today, bob's mind was not on his driving and ... CRASH! end of bob, and any by-standers who may have been at the wrong place at he wrong time.
juries dont like companies who disregard dangers, or cover them up, in the name of profits. punitive damages in those cases can be $100 million or more. http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2010/may/05/verdict-first-hepatitis-c-case/
its only a matter of time before manufacturers, carriers and/or distributors are hit with Product Liability litigation. http://www.michaelbest.com/pubs/pubDetailMB.aspx?xpST=PubDetail&pub=2413
PhoneGuard's tech would clearly be a barrier to that liability, imo.
tic, toc ...
30 yo Mother of 4 Killed in Crosswalk
not far from the LV Convention Center
driver obviously not paying "full time and attention" to his driving
tic, toc ...
haha. did you see the podium in the first one ... looks like someone gave a speech.
keep wishing or burn rubber ...
OPMG!
looks like a storage spot but its actually right in front of the cellairis area.