Exhibit 99.2

                      Company Press Release




SOURCE: G/O International, Inc., a Colorado corporation

G/O International, Inc. announces letter of intent to enter into
Reorganization Transaction with SH Celera Capital Corporation.

HOUSTON, TEXAS--(BUSINESS WIRE) - - June 26, 2006.--Today, G/O International,
Inc. (OTC: BB: GOII), a Colorado Corporation ("G/O"), and SH Celera Capital
Corporation, a Maryland corporation ("SH Celera") (SH Celera, together with
the G/O, the "Parties") entered into a non-binding letter of intent ("Letter
of Intent") respecting the possible completion of a Reorganization Transaction
(the "Reorganization Transaction").

As outlined in the Letter of Intent, upon closing of the Reorganization
Transaction:

SH Celera will:

     (i)  assume up to $65,000 of the current liabilities of G/O;

     (ii) provide G/O with working capital of $50,000;

     (iii)enter into a Facilities Administration and Operating Services
          Agreement as described herein below;

     (iv) commit to issue 486,053 shares of its $0.001 par value per share
          common stock to G/O, for further distribution to the G/O
          stockholders, determined at the time of closing of the
          Reorganization Transaction, upon fulfillment of the following
          conditions: G/O shall have raised not less than $2,500,000 in the
          Contemplated Financing (as described herein below), (ii) SH Celera
          shall have: (a) registered its shares of common stock under
          Section 13 or 15(d) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as
          amended (the "34 Act"), (b) taken such steps as required to
          qualify its shares of common stock as "Covered Securities" as
          defined in Section 18 of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended
          (the "33 Act"), and (c) register the shares of common stock
          issuable to G/O in the Reorganization Transaction for distribution
          to G/O's stockholders, determined at the time of the closing of
          the Reorganization Transaction, pursuant to the 33 Act. The Letter
          of Intent contemplates that the Parties will execute and deliver,
          at closing of the Reorganization Transaction, an Undertaking
          Agreement in form and substance mutually agreed upon by the
          Parties, setting forth the foregoing terms, conditions and
          undertakings as described above; and

     (v)  assign to G/O all of its rights under certain Retainer
          Agreement(s), entered into by SH Celera, pursuant to which SH
          Celera has received the right to receive certain fees in
          connection with providing fee based business consulting services.

In consideration therefore, G/O will:

     (i)  deliver to SH Celera a total of 17,300,744 (post 1 for 2 reverse
          split) newly issued shares of its $0.01 par value per share
          restricted common stock;

     (ii) transfer to SH Celera a total of 356,999 shares of Waterbury
          Resources, Ltd., a Cayman Islands company;

     (iii)enter into the Facilities Administration and Operating Services
          Agreement, and the Assignment, Assumption and Confirmation
          Agreement respecting the assigned Retainer Agreements, as
          described herein below, and undertake providing fee based business
          consulting services pursuant thereto; and

     (iv) Undertake to complete the Contemplated Financing as described
          herein below.

At the time of closing of such Reorganization Transaction:

SH Celera will have issued and outstanding a total of not greater than
9,235,000 shares of its $0.001 par value per share common stock. Consequently,
the 486,053 shares of SH Celera's common stock, issuable to G/O for
distribution to its stockholders, will represent 5% of the issued and
outstanding shares of SH Celera's common stock, as of the date of the closing
of the Reorganization Transaction.

B. G/O will have issued and outstanding a total of not greater than 4,325,186
shares of its $0.01 par value per share common stock. Consequently, at the
conclusion of the Reorganization Transaction, G/O will have outstanding a
total of 21,625,930 shares of which 17,300,744 shares or 80% will be owned by
SH Celera and 4,325,186 shares or 20% will be owned by the existing
stockholders of G/O.

Among other conditions to closing or simultaneous with or subsequent to
closing of the Reorganization Transaction, as provided in the Letter of
Intent, the following conditions will apply:

1. G/O shall have completed the reverse split of its currently issued and
outstanding 8,650,372 shares of common stock in the ratio of 1 for 2 resulting
in a total of 4,325,186 shares of its $0.01 par value per share common stock
being issued and outstanding, on a post-split basis,

2. Michael Caswell, one of G/O's current directors, shall resign and shall be
replaced by a person designated by SH Celera, thereby filling the vacancy
created by such resignation, and

3. G/O shall change its name to "G/O Business Solutions, Inc."

Facilities, Administration and Operating Services Agreement. The Letter of
Intent provides that, at the time of closing of the Reorganization
Transaction, G/O and SH Celera shall enter into a Facilities Administration
and Operating Services Agreement (the "FA&OS Agreement"), in form and
substance mutually agreed upon by them, pursuant to which SH Celera will
provide all facilities, administration and operating services necessary for
G/O to conduct a fee based business consulting practice under the trade name
of "G/O Business Solutions, Inc." The FA&OS Agreement will provide that SH
Celera would be paid a monthly fixed fee of $10,000 per month ("Fixed Fee")
and would be reimbursed one half of the monthly salary of Brian Rodriguez (or
$4,166 per month) and all of the monthly salary of Dwayne Deslatte (or $6,250
per month) (the "SH Celera Staff Reimbursement") with the balance of cash
income generated from such cash fees, after payment of the Fixed Fee and the
SH Celera Staff Reimbursement, split equally between G/O and SH Celera. The
FA&OS Agreement will also provide that any non-cash fees received by G/O, in
connection with providing the consulting services, will be distributed
directly to G/O's stockholders and, in the case of share compensation received
from a client company, shall be distributed by G/O pursuant to a registration
of such shares under the 33 Act. Such FA&OS Agreement will remain in effect
until the earlier of: G/O successfully raising not less than $2,500,000 in the
Contemplated Financing, as set forth herein below, or G/O having accumulated
cash reserves equaling not less than one year's projected required operating
cash.

G/O's Contemplated Financing. The Letter of Intent further provides that
following completion of the Reorganization Transaction, G/O will undertake to
raise, in a private placement, a minimum of $2,500,000 and up to $5,000,000 in
equity capital through the sale of its shares of preferred stock with the
following rights, duties and preferences (the "Contemplated Financing"): (i) a
stated value equal to the price per share paid for the shares of preferred
stock plus accumulated and unpaid dividends, (ii) a dividend preference equal
to a fixed annual percentage rate (to be determined by G/O's Board of
Directors) multiplied times the stated value of each share of preferred stock,
which shall be cumulative and paid before any dividends respecting any other
class of shares ("Fixed Rate Dividend") plus a fixed percentage participation
in distributions to stockholders, (to be determined by G/O's Board of
Directors), which shall be paid at the time of any distribution to any of
G/O's stockholders, (iii) a liquidation preference equal to the stated value
plus any accumulated and unpaid Fixed Rate Dividends, (iv) a securitization of
the stated value and a portion of the Fixed Rate Dividend through the purchase
and deposit by G/O of a fixed rate financial instrument suitable to the
purchaser(s) of the preferred stock, and (v) representation on G/O's Board of
Directors or the right to attend and observe board meetings, at the discretion
of the majority of the holders of the preferred stock.

G/O's Board of Directors will, subject to the approval of SH Celera, determine
the terms upon which such shares of Preferred Stock are sold and the rights
and privileges granted to purchasers of the shares of Preferred Stock,
including, but not limited to: (i) the price per share, (ii) the granting of
conversion features, (iii) the fixed dividend rate, (iv) the nature of the
securitization including the coverage ratio on the Stated Value and the
differential on the dividend rate and (v) the percentage participation in
future dividends and distributions to G/O's stockholders.

Definitive agreements for the Reorganization Transaction are expected to be
signed in late June or early July of 2006. When the definitive agreements are
signed, it is anticipated that Brian Rodriguez, G/O's current Director and
President and SH Celera's current Chief Financial Officer, Chief Valuation
Officer and Treasurer will remain a director and remain G/O's president and
Chief Financial Officer and that George Jarkesy, SH Celera's president and
Chief Operations Officer, will be appointed as a member of G/O's board of
directors and serve as G/O's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. The Letter
of Intent is non-binding and there are no assurances that a closing of the
Reorganization Transaction will occur.

Additional information about SH Celera Capital Corporation can be found on its
web site located at www.shcelera.com or by contacting its President, George
Jarkesy at (832) 422-2623 or jarkesy@shcelera.com.