<<" Lets digress for a few moments to another company commonly known as IPM. Several years ago Lee Furlong, the president of IPM and Paul Mentzer, project manager, visited me at my lab. I am quite familiar with their ore, having assisted Greg Iseman of the Iseman Consulting
company , run some of their ore samples as a favor to him. They asked me to help find a fire assay method that would prove that they had at least .05 au in their ore. I did so, several methods, verified by Greg Iseman.
Then I did 5 assays in front of everybody using a certain technique that is available to anybody, all you have to do is ask for it. Using 5 grams of their ore COC I recovered by fire, cupels with a seeable and weighable precious metal bead in the center. Later I was told that they had taken the beads to the local electronic microscope facility for analysis and they assayed the precious metals in varying percentages. well, if the bead weighed .10 mgs and you used .5 grams, 1x60 (.5 grams into a 30 gram assay ton) you would have 6 opt of precious metals in the ore.>>
ROTFLMAO
Have the two of them ever met a dirt or sand that wouldn't assay at least 6 opt precious metals.? Why can't they recover it? Maybe they just need more time and money!!!!!!! In this corner is Twiford, and in this corner is Furlong, which one will win, which one do you believe?
Tomorrow I am going to sample my five acres of desert dirt and the 20 I have an option on. I will send samples to Twiford and Iseman. I am going to be rich, to the moon Alice. Larry, this is your last chance.
Tim Hall |
