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To: scion who wrote (561)	5/19/2010 8:09:40 PM
From: fortitude	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 53574

i'm sorry - i have checked out the dec blah blah, simple air blah blah as much as ican and from what i gather and what i know - (environmental engineers in the family, some ex urs v.p.s) and from what i have read that you have posted here... these permits are no easy week, month processes! what am i missing here - is genius jb just lying through his teeth because he is burning through cash, shareprice is down 40% in 13 days and he can't walk around town, or is he just being sold a bill of goods. and then...jb talking a nasdaq listing for jbii, like it is going to happen? Tj Henry John: can you comment specifically as to whether the change in auditors 1) delays the timeline for uplist, 2)was the result of NASDAQ questions/concerns and, thus, enhances our efforts to uplist soon or 3) was done completely unrelated to if or when JBII uplists to NASDAQ? Yesterday at 9:43pm John Bordynuik: I wish I could comment specifically so I'll comment generically on the uplist process. A consultant would advise you to release as little news as possible and keep new material information to a minimum as every change generally causes more questions from an exchange. An exchange sends comments to the company to seek information about various filings or company data. ............... honest john? not so much....