JLL disclaims any intention or obligation to update orrevise any forward looking

JLL disclaims any intention or obligation to update orrevise any forward looking information whether as a result of new information,future events or otherwise, except as required by applicable law.The Information Agent for the Offer is:Laurel Hill Advisory Group366 Bay Street, Suite 200Toronto, ON M5H 4B2Telephone Toll Free (North America):(888) 290-1555Telephone Collect (outside North America):(416) 637-4661The Dealer Manager for the Offer is:UBS Securities Canada Inc.161 Bay StreetSuite 4100, P.O. As such, the forward-looking statements are notguarantees of future performance or actions, and actual performance andactions may vary materially from the actions and expectations discussed inthis documentation. These forward-looking statements reflect JLL’s best judgment basedon current information, factors and assumptions, and although it bases thesestatements on circumstances that it believes to be reasonable when made, therecan be no assurance that future events will not affect the accuracy of suchforward-looking information. Moreinformation on JLL can be found on the website StatementsCertain statements made in this press release are forward-looking statementsthat involve risks and uncertainties.

Often, but not always, forward-lookingstatements can be identified by the use of words such as “plans”, “expects”,”expected”, “scheduled”, “estimates”, “intends”, “anticipates”, or “believes”,or variations of such words and phrases, or state that certain actions, eventsor results “may”, “could”, “would”, “might” or “will” be taken, occur or beachieved. is a New York-based leading private equity investment firmwith approximately $4.0 billion of capital under management. JLL’s investmentphilosophy is to partner with outstanding management teams and invest withthem in companies that they can continue to grow into market leaders. JLL urges Patheonshareholders who wish to avail themselves of the liquidity opportunityafforded by JLL’s premium Offer to tender to the Offer prior to itsexpiration.About JLL PartnersJLL Partners, Inc.

No other agreements, arrangements orunderstandings, formal or informal, direct or indirect, oral or written existbetween JLL and the Mova Group or any other Patheon shareholder, and nosimilar agreement may be entered into with any shareholder of Patheon within120 days of expiry of the Offer, other than in compliance with the Decision.Accordingly, the Mova Group is neither a “joint actor” under applicablesecurities legislation nor an “offeror” under the CBCA.JLL’s Offer constitutes an outstanding liquidity opportunity for holders of avery thinly traded stock at a significant premium to market. Accordingly, theOffer, as amended, is proceeding in accordance with its terms.As previously disclosed, the termination of the Mova Agreement puts theparties to that agreement back in the same position they were in prior toentering into the agreement. A copy of theDecision is attached to this press release.All of the conditions set out in the Decision have been satisfied, includingthe provision of the certifications referenced in the Decision, thetermination of the voting agreement (the “Mova Agreement”) between JLL andJoaquin Viso and certain other Patheon shareholders (the “Mova Group”), andthe vetting by OSC Staff of this press release and the amendments to the Offerset out in the Notice of Extension, Variation and Change. $2.00 cash per share (the”Offer”).The expiry date of the Offer has been extended until May 7, 2009. NoRestricted Voting Shares will be taken up under the Offer until the expirydate.The Offer was extended and amended as a condition of the Ontario SecuritiesCommission’s (“OSC”) decision on April 16, 2009 (the “Decision”) dismissingthe application by the Special Committee of the Patheon Board of Directorsunder Sections 104(1) and 127 of the Securities Act (Ontario). JLL Mails Notice of Extension, Variation and Change in Respect of its Offer toAcquire PatheonNEW YORK, April 22 /PRNewswire/ — JLL Partners, Inc. Hmm, for some reason that sounds like exactly what might happen.Manchester City have wrapped up the Jo, who along with Wagner Love put CSKA on the European map.

Mascherano and Barry will protect the back four nicely.Or, Rafa will go mental and start sticking Barry out on the left wing or at left back and end up with basically exactly the same team as he has had previously. They’re not going to get any more exciting with this move, but Barry’s arrival means Steven Gerrard is probably going to be pushed higher up the pitch in support of ol’ Fernando Torres and given the freedom to cause havoc basically wherever he wants. The fans probably aren’t  pleased about how this has turned out; the situation probably could only be worse if he was buggering off to Birmingham or something.I think it’ll make for an interesting midfield for Liverpool. 98-1232(Reporting by Diane Bartz, editing by Matthew Lewis) Technology. So the big news, sort of, is that Gareth Barry has turned out to be the first ‘Villain‘ (get it? ha ha ha) of the Premier League transfer window. After giving the News Of The World their first actual, not-made-up transfer scoop in, well, maybe ever, the Aston Villa captain has been disciplined and barred from preseason training until the saga is sorted.Barry in a Liverpool shirt is a matter of time, it seems.

company has been fined in Europe several times for allegations that it abused its 95 percent dominance of personal computer systems through its ubiquitous Windows software.The EU fined the U.S. software company a record 899 million euros last year for discouraging software competition, the biggest ever imposed on a corporation at the time.U.S v Microsoft, U.S District Court, District of Columbia, No. It was also required to provide technical information about Windows to help make the programs work.Once the technical documentation nears completion, Microsoft will be able to charge a small royalty on the patented portions of the documentation, about 0.3 percent of the products sold. antitrust charges in 2002 that it abused its dominance of the market for personal computer operating systems. District Court for the District of Columbia, adding “I would agree that we’re in a different and much better place” than when she signed the last extension.Microsoft settled U.S.