Michael Jordan

With a recent test performed by an accredited facility in the USA showing a 9% NOx reduction and a 6.7% fuel savings for a Class VIII Tractor; Cartential is poised for US EPA SmartWay and CARB product verification. I am responsible to help bring Cartential to the NAFTA Region, first with acquiring verified testing from a reputable Vehicle Exhaust and Alternative Fuel Testing Facility, and providing the results to the U.S. Departments of Energy and Transportation, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, major engine manufacturers, the California Air Resources Board, fuel providers, and several state and municipal transit agencies and others. I am simultaneously reviewing prospective candidates, as I am also building a Distributor network network in the 50 States and Territories of the USA; with a view of also developing a Distributor network in Canada and Mexico.

Hi, I am Michael Jordan. No! Not Air; I am Michael “Ground” Jordan. I am not proud of some of what I will share, but it is not where you come from it is where you finish! In my youth I lived a lawless life, which resulted in a couple of trips to the California Youth Authority, and eventually on April 27, 1980 I was arrested and ended up in the California Department of Corrections where I would spend the next 22 consecutive serving two (2) life sentences, after having committed two (2) 207PC Kidnap for the purpose of robbery. During my incarceration after having served 11 years, 5 very significant things happened in my life and not necessarily in this order. On April 17, 2002 my Mother Dear died as a result of complications while undergoing Chemotherapy Treatments at her Oncologists office; on April 15, 1991 I received CHRIST Jesus as Savior and LORD of my life; on August 8, 1998 I received my California State Certification as a Certified Radiologic Technologist; on March 7 & April 18 I had total knee replacement surgeries on my right then left knees; and on May 9, 2002 I was released from CMC-East State Prison in San Luis Obispo, CA on parole. I was married for the first and last time to the love of my life on July 16, 2002, we had been friends for 11 years during my incarceration. We have two beautiful daughters, 25 and 23, from her first marriage; I have no biological Children as I would not get married while incarcerated, just to have conjugal visits, which was still available for lifers until the late 1990’s. I received my first job as an X-Ray Tech. at Sutter Lakeside Hospital. Yes! I fully disclosed my history, just like I am doing now, so you, like they, can determine whether you will give me the opportunity to prove myself. I had to retire in 2006 (w/o SSI as my work history is too short) due to the debilitating effects from the Rheumatoid Arthritis. I was discharged from parole on June 9, 2005; and have full voting rights, which I do exercise. Like most people, I have seen my share of hardship, over the last 5 years we have lost 3 homes, and filed chapter 7. I made some, in hindsight, poor decisions, after we purchased our 1st home, we took possession on Christmas eve 12.24.2002; we were able to use her then, great credit score and a letter which I had obtained from the HR department at Sutter Lakeside Hospital stating what I would be earning. In June of 2004, we redeemed a home that was in foreclosure and paid the owner handsomely; then in November 2004 I got a hard money loan to purchase 3.5 acres to build our dream home, overlooking the lake. An unscrupulous contractor (with no contract in place) and another hard money loan to complete the building of the place, the financial meltdown which lead to the BK. Who reading this knows if you can survive being homeless (my beloved was with her girls for 2 years); 22 consecutive years in prison and crippling debilitating RA, getting stuff back is just a matter of time and putting in the correct amount of proper work? Sometimes we just need one more chance.