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<td colspan="5" valign="top"><p class="blue">Kraig
Biokraft Labs just announced that they are meeting to discuss awarding
their shareholders some kind of dividend or forward split, and in
today?s volatile environment I?d have to say ?This is just what the
Doctor ordered!?</p>
<p class="style1">URGENT ALERT: KBLB, time to accumulate before pending news is released.</p>
<p class="blue">Dear
Savvy Investor, I believe that KBLB will be a big winner, even if they
don?t do a forward split, and I?m going to give you three reasons to
own KBLB, right now!</p>
<p class="blue"> 1. Joe Noel, the 29-year
research and investment veteran. He is a respected small capitalization
whiz, advanced industrial sector specialist, and was recently a senior
analyst at Pacific Growth Equities, LLC. Joe wrote a detailed and
glowing report on KBLB, which goes into great detail about the
company?s prospects; and is my first reason for owning this. How
can you miss with statements like this. Thus, we are establishing our price
target for KBLB at $4.00 per share, which represents a market
capitalization of $200 million divided by 50 million.??</p>
<p class="style1">DID YOU MISS OUT ON (est.) 300% GAINS WITH BANI last month?</p>
<p class="blue">
2. The Forward Split or Dividend prospect is the second reason to own
KBLB. I have written about splits for years and have watched many
stocks go up 500%, or more, before a forward split/dividend, followed
by the new investors who are able to buy cheap shares after the split
takes place. This especially holds true on securities that haven?t been
significantly diluted prior to the split/dividend and, if you look at
Kraig?s chart, you can see that KBLB has been trading in the same </p></td>
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on light volume for a long time. I?m sure you can see how this one
could storm up the charts really quickly on any news! Who Knows how
High!</p>
<p class="blue"> 3. My third reason for owning KBLB. I
could tell you that it?s at least 10 times undervalued right now (which
it is), or tell you that the company?s research is being funded by
Notre Dame (which it is), or even that with Obama in office this type
of company could see more grant funding available, but my third and
final reason for owning this is because the company is creating a
new, super strong fiber and could become a buyout target if it works.
It could be worth BILLIONS of dollars to whoever owns it and I want
everyone to remember that I am the one to gave it to you first! This
market needs a hero and I believe I found a company that can deliver.
They have a low burn rate and they don?t have debt, plus they are
working tirelessly in the labs every day towards a breakthrough that
will be groundbreaking and change the textile industry forever, when
they find it!</p>
<p class="blue">I?ve been working with small
companies for a long time, going on 11 years, so I know good from bad
and I believe this company has the goods. In fact, I think one day we
will all wake up to the news that the Rock Stars in lab coats at KBLB
have changed the world and transgenetics, by perfecting and mass
producing the world?s strongest lightweight fiber.</p>
<p class="blue">I
could write pages about this company, but I?ll keep it short and let
you do your due diligence and Joe Noel?s report is a great resource
start with. Plus, there is more information at the following sites, as
well as the company filings.</p>
<p class="blue">KBLB</p>
<p class="blue">Editor</p></td>
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<td colspan="5" rowspan="2" valign="top"><p class="blue">KBLB
is at the forefront of the coming revolution in materials technology.
The KBLB team is creating, via proprietary genetic engineering
processes in cooperation with the field's top university scientists and
laboratories, innovative near term solutions for today's practical
problems and the development of new products. It has a very strong
intellectual property portfolio relating to genetic modification of
silkworms to produce spider silk and other specialized proteins.</p>
<p class="blue">Kraig
Biocraft Laboratories is a pioneering biotechnology company that
utilizes genetic research to develop to find solutions in the areas of
material science the next generation of high performance fibers,
noteworthy commercial polymers, and diverse platform technologies with
broad consumer and industry. The preliminary market for Kraig's
protein-based materials, including spider silk, will be the
multi-billion dollar technical fibers market.</p>
<p class="blue">The
highly resilient technical fibers/textiles market is already valued in
the tens of billions of dollars per year, led by DuPont's $5 Billion a
year product, Kevlar, and Honeywell's Spectra, but there is no
comparison to spider silk. The Technical Textile market is expected to
grow from $92 Billion to $127 Billion in 2010. This market consists of
high-strength fibers used in composites, ballistic protection, armor
and high strength cable, to name a few.</p>
<p class="blue">Spider
silk is a "super fiber" that significantly exceeds all known fibers
relative to its ability to absorb energy prior to breakage, making it
ideal for multiple ballistic resistant, medical, fashion, and
industrial uses. If the Company reaches the low end estimate, 2%
technical textiles market penetration, it would likely exceed sales of
$3 billion per year.</p>
<p class="blue">KBLB's advancements in
the development of genetically reproduced Spider Silk are nothing short
of spectacular. Management, as well as the scientific community, knows
that Spider Silk is a "super fiber" that will have numerous commercial
and consumer applications.</p> </td>
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<td valign="top"><p class="blue">Spider
Silk is a "super fiber" because it's five times stronger than steel, it
has twice the elasticity of polyamide fibers (31% stretch ability
without breaking), even higher elasticity than Aramid filaments (i.e.
Twaron and even Kevlar), yet it's finer than a human hair and lighter
than cotton.</p>
<p class="blue">The fact that the high
performance technical fibers, currently used in a wide variety of
military, industrial, and consumer applications, require superior
strength, toughness and flexibility, Spider Silk will soon become the
standard.</p>
<p class="blue">Currently, the focus is on the
development of high strength materials and industrial polymers, but
KBLB can manipulate DNA to modify and create new biochemical products,
as well as the next generation of materials.</p>
<p class="blue">Spider
Silk is a "super fiber" because it's five times stronger than steel, it
has twice the elasticity of polyamide fibers (31% stretch ability
without breaking), even higher elasticity than Aramid filaments (i.e.
Twaron and even Kevlar), yet it's finer than a human hair and lighter
than cotton.</p></td>
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<span class="white">? <a href="http://gershwining.com/c/c-kRhqNAT8QQ5xcboQIe6g.html?1" class="whitelink">Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc.</a> Achieves New Company Record Ahead of Schedule With 5,000 Genetic Insertions in a Single Week<br>
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? <a href="http://gershwining.com/c/c-kRhqNAT8QQ5xcboQIe6g.html?1" class="whitelink">Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc.</a> Announces Availability of New Research Report<br>
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? <a href="http://gershwining.com/c/c-kRhqNAT8QQ5xcboQIe6g.html?1" class="whitelink">Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc.</a>
Announces the Successful Activation of Fluorescence Marker Genes Which
It Incorporated Into Its Spider Silk DNA Insertion Packets<br>
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? <a href="http://gershwining.com/c/c-kRhqNAT8QQ5xcboQIe6g.html?1" class="whitelink">Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc.</a> Announces a Large Increase in Laboratory Productivity Including a Doubling of Gene Transfers Performed<br>
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? <a href="http://gershwining.com/c/c-kRhqNAT8QQ5xcboQIe6g.html?1" class="whitelink">Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc.</a> Announces Research Team Member Completes Successful Trip to Overseas Laboratory to Boost Spider Silk Polymer Development<br>
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<The outrage that followed the Bengals' longest game in history, which ended in a 13-13 tie against the Eagles last season in the first unresolved NFL game since 2002, hasn't been enough to force a change in the NFL's overtime system.
During a Wednesday conference call prepping the media for next week's NFL annual meeting, Rich McKay, co-chairman of the NFL competition committee, said the coin flip/ sudden-death scenario has much support among the teams and players and no team and/or his committee has brought forth a proposal .
"There was no unanimity, McKay said. "There is great support for our system."
The depth of support for the rule that has been in place since 1974 took McKay and Ray Anderson, the NFL executive in charge of football operations, by surprise. Anderson said he was surprised at "how adamant the players were," about keeping it.
But the telltale signs were there the day following the game. Despite the admission by two of the game's most important offensive players that they didn't know the game could end in a tie, Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb and Bengals wide receiver Chad Ocho Cinco, Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis indicated he wasn't for a change.
Lewis is a member of the competition committee that just returned from a week of meetings watching video and discussing potential new rules.
"I wouldn't want to see any changes, actually, because they played long enough yesterday," Lewis had said. "There is no need to play any longer. You risk too much injury, we obviously have to turn around with a short week and so, that's difficult.
""Both teams played enough."
Of course, that was against a backdrop of the shortest week in Bengals' history. They followed up their longest game ever on Sunday at Paul Brown Stadium with a Thursday night game in Pittsburgh.
But the fact that no one has been able to grab a consensus for a way to change it in the wake of much fan and media criticism shows Lewis is in the mainstream of players and coaches.
McKay admitted some of the stats concern him, such as the fact that in 2008 the teams that won the toss in OT won 63 percent of the time and 43 percent of the time on the first possession. Coming into the season since the '74 switch to overtime, those numbers were 53 percent and 29.5 percent, respectively.
But McKay pointed to the average field-goal distance last year that won overtime games of 37 yards.
"That means the team had to drive to at least the 20," he said, noting that meant a lot of games weren't being won on 55-yarders.
The Bengals' bid to win the game in OT ended on Shayne Graham's miss slightly to the right from 47 yards with seven seconds left. Another oddity from Nov. 16 is that Graham had gone 90 games with the Bengals before getting his first shot in overtime.
One proposed change that figures to get passed when the owners meet in Dana Point, Calif., beginning Sunday does involve some Bengals discussion.
The blindside block by Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward that ended Bengals rookie linebacker Keith Rivers' season last year may be an illegal hit in 2009 if the committee's recommendation holds.
But only if you believe, like some Bengals do, that it was a helmet-to-helmet hit. On Wednesday, McKay, outlined some new safety guidelines and one of them sounds like a response to a play like the one Ward took out Rivers with what McKay said was a legal hit under 2008 rules.
The change involves penalizing a helmet-to-helmet hit in a blindside block.
"You can't block them in the head," said McKay, noting how wide receivers, tight ends, and some times offensive linemen block back up field after a play. "We prefer they block in the chest area."
Asked if Ward's hit on Rivers would be illegal in '09, McKay said, "That's a good question." Anderson said there was debate after looking at film if Ward used his shoulder or helmet.
He also said the Rivers-Ward play didn't spur the proposal and that several plays were viewed, including many special teams plays in which players were vulnerable.
McKay also emphasized that several new safety guideless that have been proposed are not in reaction to an increase in injuries.
"Our injuries right now are in the historical range," McKay said. "It's not anything out of the ordinary."
The most noticeable proposed bylaw change is that when the ball comes loose when a quarterback is throwing, replay can be determine if it is a fumble or an incomplete pass. The play was not reviewable last year.
Also to get discussed next week is a bylaw that changes the draft order in 2010. The committee's proposal remains the same for non-playoff teams at No. 1-20, which is based on record, with strength of schedule the tiebreaker. But from 21-32 the playoff teams will now be arranged by where the teams lose in the playoffs.
It can have a major impact. The Associated Press points out that this year the Colts lost in the playoffs to San Diego but choose 27th while San Diego has the 16th pick.
Also on the agenda is discussing moving to a 17- or 18-game regular-season schedule, but it doesn't sound like it is headed to a vote.
Most of the major issues are about safety. The committee recommends eliminating the bunch formation on onside kicks and wedges of three men or more blocking on kick returns. Any hits to the helmet of defenseless receivers (with their feet in the air) will be outlawed. Before, only helmet-to-helmet hits on the receiver had been forbidden.
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