Today, (9 years ago) David VanderGriend is chief executive of Colwich-based ICM, North America's leading designer of ethanol plants. His brother Dennis is ICM's senior process engineer.
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SkunK
Monday, October 6, 2014
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Dennis Vander Griend responded, saying there is still work to ... unit is being developed for efficient corn oil recovery from the dry ...
http://ethanolproducer.com/articles/4604/food-and-fuel-technology-bundle
Maybe there are two different people working for ICM with the same first and last name? My guess is, when you are that conceded, fact is blocked by reality and you tend to get caught up in your own lies. Do not discount Ole Kevy and his crew, they are a hell of a lot smarter than anyone gives them credit for. That creaking sound is the anvil slipping and about to fall on someone's head.
What he may say next? I was in a few meeting with all the people who were working for me but I really wasn't listening. H ad know idea we were embarking of infringement, cough cough. I wonder if there are any disgruntled ex-employees who could really make life embarrassing for DVG? He is already up to his nuts in alligators! There is a reason this is edging higher. I EXPECT A NEW FINANCE DEAL AND A PAY DOWN ON YAGI...
There isn't much left to refinance -- collateral that is. C&C has almost half of the award in contingency fees, YAGI gets another 20%, now and probably another 20% in three months, and the patents are locked into the current financing. This would not even make it past the production phase in "Shark Tank". Only the court awarded damages will save us, and they are on the far horizon.
As for the reason for the upward creep -- wait to you see the downward cascade before making that conjecture.
With all my disclaimers and reservations I will add that I have added significantly to my position in the last week. I have always stated that my only concern was not being aboard IF the PPS moved north. I am not the least bit concerned about losing money as I was able to time the the Spring bonanza. Something unusual has occurred, I do not know the meaning, it could be very good, very bad, or indifferent; but I wanted more chips in play. I will probably know by the end of November or sooner, what this signal means.
Speaking of history, we are approaching a six year anniversary in December, in which we opened at $37,000 per share with a high of $80,000 per share(adjusted for R/S).
Sell this pig
Let's give this pos a new all time low
Upped my holding of GERS by X4 this week. Like Nobody, I hate to chase the Stock Price as it zooms up; Missing the golden goose and all the eggs as well! The worst feeling in Stock Trading is chasing the rising ASK!
DHOLE MOO
What about zooming down?
I love how there are such losers in life that they claim no ownership of this stock and that they don't work for any of the infringing companies but they troll this board all day long and pounce n every comment. Something sound a little strange, sure does. Thank god for blogs like this, it gives people with no friends and no life a place to go and meet people.
Amen to Anon, 5:10
WE ARE BEING LEAD TO BANKRUPTCY!
I have bought...
Zooming out
Wait for; sold quadrillion for humongous profits. And from break even to house money.
Snake oil at its best.
Simple, follow the money.
ah ja ha nOb0dy looser bye it bash it loose an is asz ! dA
Contrary to Mr. Vander Griend’s sworn statement and his attorney’s representation, Mr. Vander Griend was involved with the oil recovery system testing and development
Perjury is considered a serious offence as it usurps the order created by the Courts. It results in miscarriages of justice, secondary detriment to the person already victim to the first offense, and general detriment to the trust of peace exchanged for payment of taxes. In the United States, for example, the general perjury statute under Federal law classifies perjury as a felony and provides for a prison sentence of up to five years,
(Australia minimum term of 14 years and maximum equal to the term of the conviction, see Austlii).[
https://www.doc.ks.gov/facilities/lcf
You sound like KK; looking for vengeance and vindication to the point where it is clouding your vision of business priorities. As for the common shareholders that translates into a long delay before we get out from under YAGI, the dilution is ended and the PPS can progress. Vengeance has no role in objective thought.
Vengeance in this case goes to character and intent to deceive. That coupled with willful infringement goes along way in this situation. I can't imagine how nervous all their clients are and I expect to see additional legal disclaimers in the 10Q and 8K. My guess is a settlement to forgo personal civil liabilities and criminal pursuit. Like I said the other day, DVG will want to make this go away and pay with corporate money as opposed to his personal stash. I wouldn't be surprised if some shareholders file a derivative shareholder lawsuit.
n0b0dy still broke lolz wat a tool. cant make money in volitality market hahahaha sukkkkkker back tgo welfare
Not thinking clearly or incorporating the legal system's mood to dispense with these cases. "Vengeance is mine sayeth the Lord"; not the common shareholder's.
So what board fool?
Why's everybody at ICM acting like nobody has/had any involvement in this? Somebody's responsible! This posture of distancing themselves is telling.
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