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To: MorningLightMountain who wrote (15387)	12/15/2011 2:18:19 PM
From: scion	Respond to of 53574

Some people are easily impressed by bafflegab. Estimated_Prophet Sunday, April 25, 2010 6:18:41 PM Re: None Post # of 147817 Protecting the catalyst was discussed. The catalyst is plugged in with a cartridge, rather than the original idea of pouring it in. The sensors keep track of the cartridge input and is fed to the central hub in real time. JV owners/operators have to sign a very strict contract on how they handle the catalyst. One move that violates the specified protocol gives JBI the right to shut down the processor immediatley, and terminate the contract. The processor has so much proprietary information that it isn't just about the catalyst anymore. I think we are well protected on this angle long enough to get a huge head start on anyone else who may be able to copy everything, that it just doesn't have to be a real concern for the first $100 a share. siliconinvestor.com Christmas Lites Sunday, April 25, 2010 6:20:55 PM Re: Estimated_Prophet post# 39313 Post # of 147817 Yes, if I read things correctly, all processors will be wired to a central control, so John could, if needed, just press a switch and shut down any offenders. You gotta like that!! siliconinvestor.com Estimated_Prophet Sunday, April 25, 2010 6:25:01 PM Re: Estimated_Prophet post# 39313 Post # of 147818 Everything wasn't fantastic this weekend. Most of it was, but there are certainly concerns and risks. I will need to formulate my thoughts more on these, and decide what I want to say exactly. I think current prices are cheap, so please don't take this message and the upcoming one the wrong way. Thanks for organizing my post better Z. Tough to type on a blackberry. siliconinvestor.com Estimated_Prophet Sunday, April 25, 2010 7:17:50 PM Re: Estimated_Prophet post# 39317 Post # of 147818 I have decided that any concerns or risks I have built out of this weekend to send directly to the company. No need to add fuel to the naysaying. All stocks have risks/concerns. JBII is no exception, and as I have said before, no stock with thousands of percent rerturn possibilities is without major risks/concerns. Thw stock price is deeply undervalued, IMO. siliconinvestor.com