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From: Joseph B. Schmidt4/13/2012 3:20:22 PM
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GWMAN Share Friday, January 01, 2010 11:50:54 AM
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My 2010 Annual and Quarterly Revenue Guesstimates

$165 million in revenue for 2010 is what I now consider a realistic target for JBII, assuming no aquisitions in 2010.

I previously posted that I thought we could be doing an annualized rate of $250 million in Q4 2010. I now think our Q4 revenue could be $100 million, equating to an annualized rate of $400 million.

My revenue guestimates for 2010:

Q1 - $4+ million
Pak-It - $3 mill
Javaco - $0.5 mill
Tapes - $0.5 mill
P2O - $0.25 mill (1 company-owed site running by March 1; using $3 million annually per comp-owned site)

Q2 - $7.5+ million

Pak-It - $3.75 mill
Javaco - $0.5 mill
Tapes - $0.6 mill
P2O Land - $3.0 mill
(6 company-owned sites running by May 1; cumulatively generating $50K per day over 60 days)
P2O Build Out - 0.0 million
(During this quarter, JBII would be setting up and additional 40 sites for next Q. Some of these will lilkely come on line before the end of the Q and contribute some revenue. However, I am assuming there are glitches and growing pains so do not include any of this revenue in this Q.

Q3 - $50+ million

Pak-It - $4.5 mill
Javaco - $0.6 mill
Tapes - $0.9 mill
P2O Ship(1)- $5 mill
P2O land - $27.0 mill
(26 company-owned[$216K/day] and 20 65/35 JV [$108K/day] sites running by July 1; using 2.2 mill annually per JV; assuming 85 days of operation)

P2O Land build-out - $12.6 mill
(In Q3, I guess 52 company-owned sites and 20 65/35 sites will be installed; assuming $7,5K/per day/per company site and $5K/day/JV site, which is approx 10% less efficient output compared to sites from previous Qs due to fast expansion; assuming installation ramp-up so assuming 10 company sites operate for 45 days in quarter, 20 company sites and 10 JV sites operate for 30 days, and 22 Company sites and 10 JV sites operate for 15 days)

Q4 - $103+ million

Pak-It - $6.0 mill
Javaco - $0.6 mill
Tapes - $1.0 mill
P2O Ship(2) - $10.0 mill

P2O land installed - $69.1 mill (78 company-owned[$648K/day] and 40 65/35 JV [$216K/day] sites running by October 1; assumes JB expands chamber production in China to meet the need for prpoduction greater than 1 chamber per day; using approx. 2.2 mill annually per JV; assuming 80 days of operation)

P2O Land logarithmic - $16.8 mill (In Q4, one site per day will be starting operations; assuming half company-owned [$7,5K/per day/per site], half 65/35 JVs [$5K/day/site]; assuming 30 sites produce for 45 days, 30 sites produce for 30 days and 30 sites produce for 15 days)

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From: Joseph B. Schmidt4/13/2012 3:25:21 PM
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fourkids_9pets Share Friday, December 30, 2011 10:48:45 AM
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imo uplist comes in may 2012
taking JBII (pps) to 40.00 range by june
abusive shorts couldn't kill *this*
legit co. on the poorly watched OTC

and it's gonna cost them a *cover* of about 10M shares

edit>>> let me make this very clear
this has absolutely nothing to do with JBI's market cap
that will be bleated on about .. *then*

tic toc

==
4kids
all jmo

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From: BushPilot364/13/2012 3:37:44 PM
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Here come de paint crew. Too funny. Reminds me of that old Perry Como song "Catch a falling knife and put it in your pocket, never let it fade away.

Catch a falling knife and put it in your pocket, save it for a rainy day. ROFLMAO

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To: scion who wrote (22440)4/13/2012 3:41:17 PM
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I got filled below my bid.
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From: PaperProphet4/13/2012 4:42:15 PM
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So did someone unload their position or is Mr. Bordynuik shifting his harvest from PIPE investors to the open market?

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From: donpat4/13/2012 4:47:17 PM
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DEATH VALLEY:


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To: bob41 who wrote (22447)4/13/2012 4:49:14 PM
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So this is where that new bit comes from!
Must use it to make a point!

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To: donpat who wrote (22449)4/13/2012 4:53:32 PM
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Millions and millions of shares left to sell too before Canadians are locked out from selling.

Sorry, im at a festival and couldnt make the weekly TA call. Very curious what those numbers look like today.

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To: donpat who wrote (22450)4/13/2012 6:21:15 PM
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That's it! Helps with the quoted items.

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From: donpat4/13/2012 8:03:50 PM
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Shell to develop biofuels from inedible plants and crop waste

Posted by biofuelschat on April 12, 2012

Shell is developing low-carbon biofuels from inedible plants and crop waste that could potentially be blended at higher concentrations with petrol and diesel.





The company’s biofuels research team is working with biotech firms and academic institutions across the world on the flagship project in a bid to commercialise its R&D work in this field.

However it admits the research being carried out is highly complex and poses “considerable challenges” and says not every process being developed will become commercially available.

One area of work being examined is enzyme technology. Shell has teamed up with Canadian firm Iogen Energy to develop technology that uses enzymes to break down cellulose in crops such as wheat and barley straw.

The cellulose is converted to sugars which are fermented and distilled into ethanol at a demonstration plant in Ottawa. Iogen is now looking into potential sites for a commercial facility in Canada.

Shell is also engineering ‘super enzymes’ that speed up the conversion of biomass to ethanol and has a joint technology development programme with US firm Virent to convert plant sugars and inedible biomass directly into a range of fuels.

In 2010 Virent opened the world’s first facility to convert plant sugars directly into a petrol-like biofueland research is now being carried out to produce diesel and jet fuel using the same process.

According to Shell’s 2011 sustainability report released today (April 12), utilising crop waste offers a more sustainable biofuel production route in terms of responsible land management.

Last year the company engaged with industry partners and NGPs to commission an independent study into how EU policy could address the potential for biofuel crops to displace other crops into sensitive areas.

Shell is one of the world’s largest biofuels distributors and predicts that biofuels will account for 9% of the global transport fuel mix by 2030.

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