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maddogs

09/24/09 11:26 AM

#28834 RE: makeloot #28829

Restricted shares are usually reserve or company.. shares. the Co2 scrubber is the old land fill plant, remember the one that had to be moved from Chastang? It had one patent on it, but it was a retired asset in the filings.

I'm disappointed purely from the aspect Greenblatt may be able to make justifications to the IRS now on any involvement in Alternative Tax Sham case by the IRS.

Guess I'll have to let it go, the hope of revenge, lol. No place for that in the market anyway. Our mainstay assets are intact, and I guess we'll have to be satisfied with those.
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texasspeculator

09/24/09 11:34 AM

#28838 RE: makeloot #28829

I would like to know what giving up "its CO2 scrubber" means. I would think that giving up a physical piece of equipment would not be so bad; however, giving up the concept which would possibly include physical equipment plus the basic scrubber to manufacture would be something else. It is implied that we kept a number of pantents (1 or more) so that we can be relevant in the CO2 field.

What can certain consideration mean? Future monetary gain if sales above a certain amount are attained? Ability to purchase more shares at a discount rate? At any rate, with the PR yesterday, I would think that there is no direct "consideration" to LTC.