Post by bhollenegg on Sept 16, 2007 6:14:17 GMT -5
This is the post I submitted for "Prove there was a Sting" bet..
The Sting Challenge
Introduction
I understand the challenge is meant for the gurus, but I would like to put forth my case in this challenge.
I believe a Sting-type operation took place using CMKX...yes, I believe bona fide shareholders will be compensated...yes, I believe in Bud Burrell’s assessment that a component of a sting occurred …yes, I agree with Mark Faulk's assessment that a Sting operation did occur before Mark Faulk’s swift back stroke of his writer’s pen, or was a case of unexpected writer’s block.
The Sting Definitions
To cheat or overcharge.
A complicated confidence game planned and executed with great care, especially an operation organized and implemented by undercover agents to apprehend criminals.
To persuade a person to buy worthless property.
A mental pain or distress.
www.answers.com/topic/sting
The Evidence
CFRN Investigates: Interview with Bud Burrell
Dwayne: Good morning. Today is Thursday December the 1st, 2005. And once again we are conducting a special edition of CFRN Investigates as we continue to investigate the allegations of fraud on Wall Street via naked short selling and counterfeit shares. We have with us again today as our guest industry consultant and expert Mr. Bud Burrell…
…D: … is CMKX a sting operation?
BB: I believe that there's a component of what was going on with CMKX…Casavant stumbled into a major asset find in Saskatchewan…I smelled an asset raid. Many of the so-called naked short bankruptcies were created with the specific intention of trying to strip out a valuable asset from the hands of parties who controlled it through these small public companies
…D: …can you comment on Robert Maheu's involvement?
BB: I do not know Mr. Maheu personally, but he and I am one step away from mutual friends …He is a lifelong operator. I think his integrity is without question…I don't believe he's gone anywhere he wasn't sent. It's interesting. He entered the transaction after CITI-Group had one of their lawyers look into the company. I think they found substantial assets. I think what happened is that this panicked some of the major shorts in the stock. And there was too much seller boxing. That's a term used to describe when the stock trades at .0001. … But it trades enormous volume there… And the bottom line is seller boxing to me is a principle signal of an attempt by someone to cause the change in control of an asset.
D: It's also an easy way for somebody to double their money on every transaction.
BB: That's correct. Mostly the people trying to do it, who aren't part of the market maker clearing- house system, are blocked from being allowed to participate.
D: Okay. What can an investor do to protect himself or herself?
BB: Take delivery of your certificates…Demand delivery. …The certificate is what everybody understands. If you can't get the certificate, demand a written explanation from the broker… let him know that you're going to hold him liable for any failure to deliver that cert.
D: Now are you familiar with the Nevada Strike Force story and its connection to CMKX?
BB… I can't talk about what I'm involved. I provided information to the Strike Force.
The SEC Filings
The SEC Website has several documents conveying several facts from legal documents, which allude to the possiblity of a Sting operation in progress.
Was a Sting setup by ex-S.E.C. Sarbanes Oxley expert, Roger Glenn, implemented by Federal Attorneys from Stoecklein Law Institute, and Robert Maheu of Global Intelligence?
CMKM Diamonds (CMKX) held claims to vast areas of some of the World's most lucrative mineral deposits. CMKX was brazenly turned into a minefield by hedge funds, competitors, MMs, and brokerage firms trying to short the company into bankruptcy and ultimately carving up the spoils amongst themselves.
Fortunately for shareholders, CMKX was used as the vehicle to deliver Stoecklein and Maheu to the perpetrators. The information from the S.E.C. files gathered from their website, forms a picture of a possible Sting-type operation. Donald J. Stoecklein (Stoecklein), current counsel for CMKM Diamonds, owns the Securities Law Institute in Las Vegas, Nevada, which assists approximately forty-two public companies in their periodic reporting obligations, including CMKM Diamonds. (Tr. 315-16.) Donald Stoecklein and Debbie Amigone, from Stoecklein Security Law Institute, contributed comments and recommendations to Jonathan Katz, Secretary of Security Exchange Commission, on The Final Rule, which covers investor protection, naked shorting, SHO, shell company mergers and reporting.
Robert Maheu (Maheu) has known Stoecklein for a number of years and is part of a team assembled by Stoecklein, which Maheu believes will clear up past mistakes and will result in compliance going forward. (Tr. 285-86, 296.) Maheu set up the Small Defense Plant Administration fifty years ago, and later the Small Business Administration. (Tr. 285, 287.) .
What part does Debbie Amigone have in this picture? Was the Sting Operation almost uncovered by a shareholder? In February 2005, Debbie Amigone was one of Stoecklein's employees working on CMKM Diamonds' matters. (Tr. 163.) On March 4, 2005, CMKM Diamonds announced that, effective March 1, 2005, it had relocated its executive offices to 5375 Procyon Street, Suite 101, Las Vegas, Nevada. (Div. Ex. 53.) However, as of April 6, 2005, this address was occupied only by a "hot rod" shop. (Div. Ex. 55.) "Debbie" at the Securities Law Institute, which is owned by CMKM Diamond's counsel, reported in an e-mail sent on April 6, 2005, that a shareholder had visited the site, discovered this fact, and reported it on the company's Web site. "Debbie" advised that "You might want to call Urban [Casavant] or Michael and have them 'move in' and talk to the owner of the hot rod shop and also tell Andy what to tell shareholders when they call." (Div. Ex. 55.)
Stoecklein also owns Opus Pointe, which is an accounting and bookkeeping company and a division of the Securities Law Institute. (Tr. 167, 326-27.) SEC documents stated that Opus Point and the Securities Law Institute are working on CMKM Diamond matters and an employee of each firm testified at the public hearing. (Tr. 167, 314.) CMKM Diamonds did not pay Opus Pointe's retainer; rather, it was paid by the Securities Law Institute. (Tr. 169.). How often does a law firm pay for auditing a client’s books?
The Key Player
Robert Maheu, public records indicate Mr. Maheu held three positions in CMKM Diamonds, plus voluntarily forfeited his $40,000 per month salary …
1. co-Chairman CMKM Board of Directors
2. Head of CMKM Task Force
3. Chairman of the Audit Committee for CMKM
Statements made by Robert Maheu while serving "with out pay" as co-Chairman on CMKM Diamonds Board of Directors, Head of CMKM Task Force, and Chairman of the Audit Committee for CMKM.
"Solving problems has been my occupation for many years,"
"Tough assignments are not solved by wishful thinking, but rather by tough action." A new team of securities attorneys has been instructed that their prime assignment is to correct any deficiencies of the past and to cooperate fully with regulatory bodies both in Canada and the United States to minimize the possibility of such deficiencies in the future.”
"Like the SEC, protecting our investors is a primary concern. We have been aggressively gathering the essential information needed to comply with our public disclosure obligations and anticipate working with the SEC to ensure our compliance with all federal regulations,"
"We are not letting these regulatory matters impede our primary focus of creating stockholder value through the mining and development of our mineral assets,"
"When I joined the board one of my prime assignments was to improve corporate compliance. A prime component was to reinstate reporting status, which was efficiently and expeditiously handled by the Stoecklein Law Group,"
"We are extremely appreciative of Stoecklein Law Group's immediate attention to our needs. I have worked with them in the past and they have always exceeded my expectations,".
“When I initially took on the assignment of assisting CMKM with its compliance needs, of primary concern was doing the right thing for the stockholders.”
"I am fully committed to protecting the interests of bona fide CMKM stockholders, including if necessary, bringing appropriate federal or state court actions to ensure the appropriate distribution of the Entourage shares is made.”
“We faced a tremendous number of hurdles, including the trading halt, administrative hearing and let down of numerous professionals. However, with the continued commitment of Urban Casavant and diligent professionalism of Stoecklein Law Group, we are trying to overcome the obstacles of the past and look forward into the future towards distributing value to CMKM's bona fide stockholders.”
"This is a time for the CMKM stockholders to look forward towards the future and forget the past. Working as a united front will allow us to extract all available sources of value for distribution."
The SEC Complicity
Jonathan Katz, Secretary of the S. E. C., revoked St. George’s (SGGM) registration and granted CMKM Diamonds request to be revoked on the same day and at the same time, with CMKM document number 34-52694 followed by SGGM document number 34-52695? Are SGGM and CMKX connected together? And why would Jonathan Katz take the time from his busy schedule to take care of this matter concerning two pink stocks?
Hold on a SEC…
SGGM is from Arlington, VA and registered in Nevada. SGGM invested $10 Million Dollars in CMKM though SGGM was dormant for 2 years. Where did the funds come from?
Got a SEC?…
CMKM SGGM Key Personnel SEC connections:
Roger Glenn was Federal Securities Counsel for CMKM, worked over 19 years with the SEC.
Donald Stoecklein was Federal Securities Counsel for CMKM, from Stoecklein Security Law Institute, provided information to Jonathan Katz, Secretary of Security Exchange Commission, on The Final Rule, which covers investor protection, naked shorting, shell company mergers and reporting. Stoecklein’s input is referenced numerous times in The Final Rule authored by Jonathan Katz.
William B. Haseltine, was President of SGGM, presently has own law firm specializing in Federal Securities, worked for over 19 years with the SEC (Finance) and with Jonathan Katz:
William B. Haseltine, Special Counsels,
Division of Corporation Finance,
Securities and Exchange Commission,
450 Fifth Street, N.W., Mail Stop 3-12, Washington, D.C. 20549.
Just a SEC..
SEC exercises remedial sanctions because:
CMKM stopped reporting April 2003.
SGGM stopped reporting May 2003.
Hmmm…both stopped reporting about the same time.
Both CMKM and SGGM were revoked consecutively on the same day? Yet, the best Federal Securities counsels were involved with these two pink stocks? Why? Counterfeit shares, imho.
The Roundup
CMKM Diamonds Inc, becomes a private company and had a certificate pull, the largest in the history of the stock market. The company is private, therefore cannot be accused of manipulating the stock price, and the perpetuators are left standing holding the counterfeit shares. Pure genius...
The Verbal Sting
On a recent CFRN Talk Show with Mark Faulk, author of “The Naked Truth”, referencing the CEO Kevin West update 4-18-2007, made several comments about “Acca, Jay Adobe, and Abadgoodgirl”. One of the comments was that these people were “Idiots”. Abadgoodgirl’s research of documented facts, her dedication in sharing the researched materials and the enormous amount of time acquiring, composing, submitting, and responding to each post, has earned her the readership and respect of many bona fide stockholders. And that’s not all, Abadgoodgirl does this for “FREE”. So, if Abadgoodgirl is an “Idiot”, what does this make the rest of the bona fide stockholders who read, study, learn, debate, and appreciate her “Free” contributions, the same bona fide stockholders, who are expected to “Pay” to read the information in “The Naked Truth” .
Now Mark Faulk throws out a challenge, a bet, to the gurus, to prove a Sting occurred. What is the point…Is this going to make a difference to the outcome.
The Conclusion.
The information provided, as evidence of a STING, does it fit any of the definitions of a STING?…
To cheat or overcharge.
A complicated confidence game planned and executed with great care, especially an operation organized and implemented by undercover agents to apprehend criminals.
To persuade a person to buy worthless property.
A mental pain or distress.
The Point of a Sting
A Sting should have a good ending. Please “Pay It Forward” all proceeds from the Sting Challenge to our fellow Bona Fide Stockholder, Coinsguy (Ed), who is seriously ill. We all have our differences in opinions about the stock and whether a Sting occurred or not. This is a time to put our differences aside except for one, which is to make a difference for Coinsguy. The right thing to do is to Pay it Forward, and that’s “The Faulking Truth”.
All the best in health and wealth,
BHollenegg
References:
www.sec.gov/litigation/aljdec/id291bpm.htm
www.sec.gov/info/smallbus/gbfor23.pdf
Stoecklein Law Group working closely with the SEC for Amendment to the Penny Stock Rules
www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/txt-srch-sec?text=stoecklein§ion=Entire+Website&sort=date
www.sec.gov/rules/final/34-51983fr.pdf
Stoecklein s email, cc Debbie Amigone to Jonathan Katz Secretary of SEC comments on proposed rules concerning Naked Shorting
www.sec.gov/rules/proposed/s72303/stoecklein010504.txt
xml.10kwizard.com/filing_raw.php?repo=tenk&ipage=3331089
cc.msnscache.com/cache.aspx?q=5826330593224&lang=en-US
www.sec.gov/litigation/aljdec/34-52695.pdf
www.sec.gov/litigation/aljdec/34-52694.pdf
www.sec.gov/litigation/aljdec/id298rgm.pdf
www.sec.gov/litigation/aljdec/id291bpm.pdf
www.ncans.net/files/bud2.doc
The Sting Challenge
Introduction
I understand the challenge is meant for the gurus, but I would like to put forth my case in this challenge.
I believe a Sting-type operation took place using CMKX...yes, I believe bona fide shareholders will be compensated...yes, I believe in Bud Burrell’s assessment that a component of a sting occurred …yes, I agree with Mark Faulk's assessment that a Sting operation did occur before Mark Faulk’s swift back stroke of his writer’s pen, or was a case of unexpected writer’s block.
The Sting Definitions
To cheat or overcharge.
A complicated confidence game planned and executed with great care, especially an operation organized and implemented by undercover agents to apprehend criminals.
To persuade a person to buy worthless property.
A mental pain or distress.
www.answers.com/topic/sting
The Evidence
CFRN Investigates: Interview with Bud Burrell
Dwayne: Good morning. Today is Thursday December the 1st, 2005. And once again we are conducting a special edition of CFRN Investigates as we continue to investigate the allegations of fraud on Wall Street via naked short selling and counterfeit shares. We have with us again today as our guest industry consultant and expert Mr. Bud Burrell…
…D: … is CMKX a sting operation?
BB: I believe that there's a component of what was going on with CMKX…Casavant stumbled into a major asset find in Saskatchewan…I smelled an asset raid. Many of the so-called naked short bankruptcies were created with the specific intention of trying to strip out a valuable asset from the hands of parties who controlled it through these small public companies
…D: …can you comment on Robert Maheu's involvement?
BB: I do not know Mr. Maheu personally, but he and I am one step away from mutual friends …He is a lifelong operator. I think his integrity is without question…I don't believe he's gone anywhere he wasn't sent. It's interesting. He entered the transaction after CITI-Group had one of their lawyers look into the company. I think they found substantial assets. I think what happened is that this panicked some of the major shorts in the stock. And there was too much seller boxing. That's a term used to describe when the stock trades at .0001. … But it trades enormous volume there… And the bottom line is seller boxing to me is a principle signal of an attempt by someone to cause the change in control of an asset.
D: It's also an easy way for somebody to double their money on every transaction.
BB: That's correct. Mostly the people trying to do it, who aren't part of the market maker clearing- house system, are blocked from being allowed to participate.
D: Okay. What can an investor do to protect himself or herself?
BB: Take delivery of your certificates…Demand delivery. …The certificate is what everybody understands. If you can't get the certificate, demand a written explanation from the broker… let him know that you're going to hold him liable for any failure to deliver that cert.
D: Now are you familiar with the Nevada Strike Force story and its connection to CMKX?
BB… I can't talk about what I'm involved. I provided information to the Strike Force.
The SEC Filings
The SEC Website has several documents conveying several facts from legal documents, which allude to the possiblity of a Sting operation in progress.
Was a Sting setup by ex-S.E.C. Sarbanes Oxley expert, Roger Glenn, implemented by Federal Attorneys from Stoecklein Law Institute, and Robert Maheu of Global Intelligence?
CMKM Diamonds (CMKX) held claims to vast areas of some of the World's most lucrative mineral deposits. CMKX was brazenly turned into a minefield by hedge funds, competitors, MMs, and brokerage firms trying to short the company into bankruptcy and ultimately carving up the spoils amongst themselves.
Fortunately for shareholders, CMKX was used as the vehicle to deliver Stoecklein and Maheu to the perpetrators. The information from the S.E.C. files gathered from their website, forms a picture of a possible Sting-type operation. Donald J. Stoecklein (Stoecklein), current counsel for CMKM Diamonds, owns the Securities Law Institute in Las Vegas, Nevada, which assists approximately forty-two public companies in their periodic reporting obligations, including CMKM Diamonds. (Tr. 315-16.) Donald Stoecklein and Debbie Amigone, from Stoecklein Security Law Institute, contributed comments and recommendations to Jonathan Katz, Secretary of Security Exchange Commission, on The Final Rule, which covers investor protection, naked shorting, SHO, shell company mergers and reporting.
Robert Maheu (Maheu) has known Stoecklein for a number of years and is part of a team assembled by Stoecklein, which Maheu believes will clear up past mistakes and will result in compliance going forward. (Tr. 285-86, 296.) Maheu set up the Small Defense Plant Administration fifty years ago, and later the Small Business Administration. (Tr. 285, 287.) .
What part does Debbie Amigone have in this picture? Was the Sting Operation almost uncovered by a shareholder? In February 2005, Debbie Amigone was one of Stoecklein's employees working on CMKM Diamonds' matters. (Tr. 163.) On March 4, 2005, CMKM Diamonds announced that, effective March 1, 2005, it had relocated its executive offices to 5375 Procyon Street, Suite 101, Las Vegas, Nevada. (Div. Ex. 53.) However, as of April 6, 2005, this address was occupied only by a "hot rod" shop. (Div. Ex. 55.) "Debbie" at the Securities Law Institute, which is owned by CMKM Diamond's counsel, reported in an e-mail sent on April 6, 2005, that a shareholder had visited the site, discovered this fact, and reported it on the company's Web site. "Debbie" advised that "You might want to call Urban [Casavant] or Michael and have them 'move in' and talk to the owner of the hot rod shop and also tell Andy what to tell shareholders when they call." (Div. Ex. 55.)
Stoecklein also owns Opus Pointe, which is an accounting and bookkeeping company and a division of the Securities Law Institute. (Tr. 167, 326-27.) SEC documents stated that Opus Point and the Securities Law Institute are working on CMKM Diamond matters and an employee of each firm testified at the public hearing. (Tr. 167, 314.) CMKM Diamonds did not pay Opus Pointe's retainer; rather, it was paid by the Securities Law Institute. (Tr. 169.). How often does a law firm pay for auditing a client’s books?
The Key Player
Robert Maheu, public records indicate Mr. Maheu held three positions in CMKM Diamonds, plus voluntarily forfeited his $40,000 per month salary …
1. co-Chairman CMKM Board of Directors
2. Head of CMKM Task Force
3. Chairman of the Audit Committee for CMKM
Statements made by Robert Maheu while serving "with out pay" as co-Chairman on CMKM Diamonds Board of Directors, Head of CMKM Task Force, and Chairman of the Audit Committee for CMKM.
"Solving problems has been my occupation for many years,"
"Tough assignments are not solved by wishful thinking, but rather by tough action." A new team of securities attorneys has been instructed that their prime assignment is to correct any deficiencies of the past and to cooperate fully with regulatory bodies both in Canada and the United States to minimize the possibility of such deficiencies in the future.”
"Like the SEC, protecting our investors is a primary concern. We have been aggressively gathering the essential information needed to comply with our public disclosure obligations and anticipate working with the SEC to ensure our compliance with all federal regulations,"
"We are not letting these regulatory matters impede our primary focus of creating stockholder value through the mining and development of our mineral assets,"
"When I joined the board one of my prime assignments was to improve corporate compliance. A prime component was to reinstate reporting status, which was efficiently and expeditiously handled by the Stoecklein Law Group,"
"We are extremely appreciative of Stoecklein Law Group's immediate attention to our needs. I have worked with them in the past and they have always exceeded my expectations,".
“When I initially took on the assignment of assisting CMKM with its compliance needs, of primary concern was doing the right thing for the stockholders.”
"I am fully committed to protecting the interests of bona fide CMKM stockholders, including if necessary, bringing appropriate federal or state court actions to ensure the appropriate distribution of the Entourage shares is made.”
“We faced a tremendous number of hurdles, including the trading halt, administrative hearing and let down of numerous professionals. However, with the continued commitment of Urban Casavant and diligent professionalism of Stoecklein Law Group, we are trying to overcome the obstacles of the past and look forward into the future towards distributing value to CMKM's bona fide stockholders.”
"This is a time for the CMKM stockholders to look forward towards the future and forget the past. Working as a united front will allow us to extract all available sources of value for distribution."
The SEC Complicity
Jonathan Katz, Secretary of the S. E. C., revoked St. George’s (SGGM) registration and granted CMKM Diamonds request to be revoked on the same day and at the same time, with CMKM document number 34-52694 followed by SGGM document number 34-52695? Are SGGM and CMKX connected together? And why would Jonathan Katz take the time from his busy schedule to take care of this matter concerning two pink stocks?
Hold on a SEC…
SGGM is from Arlington, VA and registered in Nevada. SGGM invested $10 Million Dollars in CMKM though SGGM was dormant for 2 years. Where did the funds come from?
Got a SEC?…
CMKM SGGM Key Personnel SEC connections:
Roger Glenn was Federal Securities Counsel for CMKM, worked over 19 years with the SEC.
Donald Stoecklein was Federal Securities Counsel for CMKM, from Stoecklein Security Law Institute, provided information to Jonathan Katz, Secretary of Security Exchange Commission, on The Final Rule, which covers investor protection, naked shorting, shell company mergers and reporting. Stoecklein’s input is referenced numerous times in The Final Rule authored by Jonathan Katz.
William B. Haseltine, was President of SGGM, presently has own law firm specializing in Federal Securities, worked for over 19 years with the SEC (Finance) and with Jonathan Katz:
William B. Haseltine, Special Counsels,
Division of Corporation Finance,
Securities and Exchange Commission,
450 Fifth Street, N.W., Mail Stop 3-12, Washington, D.C. 20549.
Just a SEC..
SEC exercises remedial sanctions because:
CMKM stopped reporting April 2003.
SGGM stopped reporting May 2003.
Hmmm…both stopped reporting about the same time.
Both CMKM and SGGM were revoked consecutively on the same day? Yet, the best Federal Securities counsels were involved with these two pink stocks? Why? Counterfeit shares, imho.
The Roundup
CMKM Diamonds Inc, becomes a private company and had a certificate pull, the largest in the history of the stock market. The company is private, therefore cannot be accused of manipulating the stock price, and the perpetuators are left standing holding the counterfeit shares. Pure genius...
The Verbal Sting
On a recent CFRN Talk Show with Mark Faulk, author of “The Naked Truth”, referencing the CEO Kevin West update 4-18-2007, made several comments about “Acca, Jay Adobe, and Abadgoodgirl”. One of the comments was that these people were “Idiots”. Abadgoodgirl’s research of documented facts, her dedication in sharing the researched materials and the enormous amount of time acquiring, composing, submitting, and responding to each post, has earned her the readership and respect of many bona fide stockholders. And that’s not all, Abadgoodgirl does this for “FREE”. So, if Abadgoodgirl is an “Idiot”, what does this make the rest of the bona fide stockholders who read, study, learn, debate, and appreciate her “Free” contributions, the same bona fide stockholders, who are expected to “Pay” to read the information in “The Naked Truth” .
Now Mark Faulk throws out a challenge, a bet, to the gurus, to prove a Sting occurred. What is the point…Is this going to make a difference to the outcome.
The Conclusion.
The information provided, as evidence of a STING, does it fit any of the definitions of a STING?…
To cheat or overcharge.
A complicated confidence game planned and executed with great care, especially an operation organized and implemented by undercover agents to apprehend criminals.
To persuade a person to buy worthless property.
A mental pain or distress.
The Point of a Sting
A Sting should have a good ending. Please “Pay It Forward” all proceeds from the Sting Challenge to our fellow Bona Fide Stockholder, Coinsguy (Ed), who is seriously ill. We all have our differences in opinions about the stock and whether a Sting occurred or not. This is a time to put our differences aside except for one, which is to make a difference for Coinsguy. The right thing to do is to Pay it Forward, and that’s “The Faulking Truth”.
All the best in health and wealth,
BHollenegg
References:
www.sec.gov/litigation/aljdec/id291bpm.htm
www.sec.gov/info/smallbus/gbfor23.pdf
Stoecklein Law Group working closely with the SEC for Amendment to the Penny Stock Rules
www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/txt-srch-sec?text=stoecklein§ion=Entire+Website&sort=date
www.sec.gov/rules/final/34-51983fr.pdf
Stoecklein s email, cc Debbie Amigone to Jonathan Katz Secretary of SEC comments on proposed rules concerning Naked Shorting
www.sec.gov/rules/proposed/s72303/stoecklein010504.txt
xml.10kwizard.com/filing_raw.php?repo=tenk&ipage=3331089
cc.msnscache.com/cache.aspx?q=5826330593224&lang=en-US
www.sec.gov/litigation/aljdec/34-52695.pdf
www.sec.gov/litigation/aljdec/34-52694.pdf
www.sec.gov/litigation/aljdec/id298rgm.pdf
www.sec.gov/litigation/aljdec/id291bpm.pdf
www.ncans.net/files/bud2.doc