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Originally posted by Jenna:
Source - I'm not on "Free Shares" either & I've wanted to kick myself for it but I've come to terms with it because in the end it's my fault...& for me it was greed too.... no matter how much you tell yourself don't be greedy it's hard not to be... but we live & learn & no matter what the outcome even good we have learned an important lesson.....but source just remember & this may sound a little bit "cheerleadish" BUT IT AIN'T OVER 'TIL THE FAT LADY SINGS....she may be in the building but she's not on stage!!!! Good Luck to All!!

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30-10-06


Commitment to Peru

On a visit to Lima a high-level CAF mission headed by Enrique García presented the Corporation’s work plan for Peru for the 2007-2011 period.
Approvals totaling US$4.00 billion are planned for the next five-year period.



(Lima, October 27, 2006).- A high-level mission headed by CAF President & CEO Enrique García visited Lima to finalize the design of the work plan of the Andean Development Corporation (CAF) to support the Republic of Peru for the next five-year period. During the visit García announced that the multilateral organization was planning to approve operations for Peru for a total of US$4.00 billion for the 2007-2011 period. The new funds will be targeted at the public and private sectors, with emphasis on activities in the areas of public infrastructure, social development, private investment and macroeconomic stability. During the visit to the Peruvian capital, the CAF head met with President Alan García and signed a loan agreement for the Integrated Rehabilitation Project of the Huancayo-Huancavelica Railway (known as the Macho Train) in a ceremony in the Palace of Government. The CAF mission also met with the government team headed by Jorge del Castillo, president of the Council of Ministers, as well as with personalities from the private, professional and political sectors from around the country.

The CEO also signed three agreements with institutions from various regions of the country on upgrading infrastructure, stimulating private investment, and supporting education in rural and marginal areas. Also during the visit, the University of the Pacific made García an honorary member of the University Senate.

Favoring productivity and growth in Peru Speaking on the funds planned for public infrastructure in the 2007-2011 five-year period, García explained "the idea is that the loans improve productivity and growth by reducing transport costs, expanding markets and generally strengthening the logistical platform for competitiveness, with a view to increased international participation." With this objective, CAF will help Peru by financing projects related to the South American Development Hubs that involve the country through the South American Regional Infrastructure Integration Initiative (IIRSA), continuing the promotion of border integration processes.

The CAF president said "all the activities aimed at developing and upgrading physical infrastructure have an impact on the living conditions of the surrounding population, so the projects will adopt an integrated approach to create synergies between the social aspects and improvement of the conditions of competitiveness."

In the social development area, CAF will support actions and policies to promote social inclusion, providing the population with mechanisms to strengthen labor mobility in a context of modernization of the institutional base, while guaranteeing access to goods and public services. On this point, CAF will work jointly with the government on programs to increase the coverage, quality and efficiency of water and sanitation services through the "Water for All” government initiative, concentrating on areas with the highest poverty levels.

With respect to public-private partnerships (PPPs), CAF - pioneer in this area - will support the investments that the new government is planning to revitalize the agenda of concessions and investment projects with PPPs through operations to improve infrastructure in areas such as energy, transport, mining, hydrocarbons, and manufacturing. In relation to the multilateral organization’s support for the macroeconomy, Peru has achieved a notable level of stability in this area, especially the strengthening of public policies and the decentralization process.

In the 2007-2011 period, CAF support will be supplemented by contributions from non-reimbursable technical cooperation for the areas of governance, competitiveness, strengthening of financial markets, and cultural and community development. In this respect, the Corporation is accompanying Peru in its efforts to promote institutional development, and economic and social reforms that result in the satisfactory functioning of its institutions.



The Andean Development Corporation (CAF) is a multilateral financial institution whose mission is to promote the sustainable development of its shareholder countries and regional integration. Its current members are 17 countries in Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe, namely: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Colombia, Chile, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Spain, Trinidad & Tobago, Uruguay and Venezuela, along with 16 private banks from the Andean region. With headquarters in Caracas, Venezuela, the CAF has representative offices in La Paz, Brasilia, Bogota, Quito and Lima. For more information visit the CAF web site www.caf.com


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Originally posted by highhopes:
The latest PR could be the best news yet. Think about it...CSHD attracts investment grade CEO to come in. Clearly for them to come in they would have looked at all aspects of the company and believed the thing is real. Stock opens and boom, takes off like a rocket. Could be that the recent erratic behavior by Rufus was all about taking one for the team. Either that or we are all cooked. But I prefer to think it is the former. If so Rufus definitely would get my vote for person of the year.

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Originally posted by frank021474:
I definately didn't see that one coming- RPH out?? What you mentioned makes sense to me Highhopes- I just hope thats the case.


KENNESAW, Ga., Nov. 2 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Conversion Solutions Holdings Corp (OTC Bulletin Board: CSHD), a Delaware Corporation announces the following current events have taken place.

On November 1, 2006 Conversion Solutions Holdings Corp Board of Directors has voted and agreed to remove Mr. Rufus Paul Harris as Chief Executive Officer due to pending litigation to protect the company and shareholders at this time. Conversion Solutions will announce succeeding Chief Executive Officer at a later date.

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Originally posted by a surfer:
Yes he did elude to this!

Maybe I have had too much koolaide but I am thinking this is a good thing!!

Remember his talk on the second broadcast of SPR.

I will try to dig something.

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Originally posted by a surfer:
This is from Tony Soprano on HSM


Here's a repost of what I posted before, and, some of us saw this coming:

I'm going to share a possible scenario with all of you that would not only drive the share price straight up but also absolutely kill the shorts.

It's clear that the SEC wanted to get Rufus but probably doesn't have a real issue with the Company.

So Rufus orchestrates his removal, which allows the BOD to hire an outsider from the financial industry with impeccable credentials.

The arrival of such an individual removes any doubt of the legitimacy of CSHD and triggers the rise of the stock once trading is resumed, which I assume, will be very quickly after the SEC and CSHD reach a settlement (possibly as soon as today).

With no questions of legitimacy remaining, the price moves toward the book value of $11 after both the release of the 10Q and distribution of the new shares.

We should all thank Rufus for being willing to orchestrate this string of events and not only protect our investments but set the stage for significant rewards in the very near future.

And, if the BOD hasn't yet chosen a replacement and needs some help, here's a name to consider: David Pottruck, the former co-CEO of Charles Schwab.

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Originally posted by a surfer:
This is from Tony Soprano on HSM


Here's a repost of what I posted before, and, some of us saw this coming:

I'm going to share a possible scenario with all of you that would not only drive the share price straight up but also absolutely kill the shorts.

It's clear that the SEC wanted to get Rufus but probably doesn't have a real issue with the Company.

So Rufus orchestrates his removal, which allows the BOD to hire an outsider from the financial industry with impeccable credentials.

The arrival of such an individual removes any doubt of the legitimacy of CSHD and triggers the rise of the stock once trading is resumed, which I assume, will be very quickly after the SEC and CSHD reach a settlement (possibly as soon as today).

With no questions of legitimacy remaining, the price moves toward the book value of $11 after both the release of the 10Q and distribution of the new shares.

We should all thank Rufus for being willing to orchestrate this string of events and not only protect our investments but set the stage for significant rewards in the very near future.

And, if the BOD hasn't yet chosen a replacement and needs some help, here's a name to consider: David Pottruck, the former co-CEO of Charles Schwab.

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Originally posted by Bittermac:
"On November 1, 2006 Conversion Solutions Holdings Corp Board of Directors has voted and agreed to remove Mr. Rufus Paul Harris as Chief Executive Officer due to pending litigation to protect the company and shareholders at this time. Conversion Solutions will announce succeeding Chief Executive Officer at a later date."

Whoa

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