Blue Biofuels Inc (BIOF)

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<<The stock guy said he is interested enough to keep it on his "watch" board. The engineer friend not only told me it was sound technology and the patent was valid(his specialty within a large engineering company is to create viable patents), but he bought some of the stock... >>

Frisbee, how in the world can your allegedly smart engineering
"friend" state the the patent is valid?

Anyone worth their salt (which your "friend" obviously isn't)
would tell you that the patent isn't worth much of anything
unless it can survive a challenge. That challenge typically
starts with an inter partes review / validity challenge at the
USPTO:

<<Inter Partes Review (IPR) is a procedure that allows third parties to challenge claims in a granted patent based on prior art patents and printed publications. IPR has been adopted very rapidly. On an annualized basis, IPR petitions exceed all other types of post-grant proceedings. IPR is similar to inter partes reexamination, as the petitioner maintains a role in the proceeding (as opposed to ex parte reexamination that a petitioner initiated but could not participate in), but IPR offers advantages such as its faster resolution time of 18 months.>>

https://www.cooley.com/interpartesreview

Secondly, IF the Blair patents would survive and IPR, they'd have
to prove that the claims that survived are infringed by the
companies that are using the technology. That would have to take
place in a Federal District Court of Law.

Do you have the slightest clue how much money that would cost?

Why hasn't anyone challenged the Blair patents via a IPR yet??

I'll tell you why, those challenges only come when there is commercial
value of the patents. The Blair patents are NOT being infringed because they're not being used because there is NO commercial value.

Methinks that your "friend" is Dan DeLiege who is obviously a compulsive
liar!