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To: Step1 who wrote (74502)	8/4/2001 11:27:34 PM
From: Joan Osland Graffius	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116752

Step1, >>What is teh "fiasco"? On Friday they sold RTI down to $9.60 on heavy volume. I am watching these two titanium stocks, but have not bought yet. I have a "little" of tie left from the old days.<g> I am waiting for IMPAY, APPTY and these two titanium guys to get sold off like in 1998. They may not get there, but we will have to keep our eyes open. I also accumulated silver and gold stocks during the past year and am happy with my holdings. Joan

To: Step1 who wrote (74502)	8/5/2001 7:15:00 PM
From: Mark Adams	Respond to of 116752

I did some reading on the RTI and TIE yahoo boards, and saved these links. I don't know where Avisma fits- if it is related to VSMPO or not. FWIW messages.yahoo.com Avisma suspending sales per American Metals Mkt, 7/20? messages.yahoo.com messages.yahoo.com messages.yahoo.com messages.yahoo.com Oremet, VSMPO, Baoji in China, also from Titania in Italy TIE less exposed to generator slowdown- most in the air. More exposed to JSF scaledown. Operating loss. Contamination issue- supplier fault- scope unknown. Only US producer of sponge- ATI/RTI outsourced to russia. CRS and RTI may have more in common than TIE. May have confused CRS and RTI conf calls. PCP may be exposed to both

To: Step1 who wrote (74502)	8/14/2001 12:55:50 PM
From: long-gone	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116752

OT(?) A Silver Lining In The Battle Against Foot Odor August 10, 2001 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (Washington, D.C. - August 10, 2001) The marketer of Teva® footwear products, Deckers Outdoor Group, announced this week that its popular Teva® footwear line will soon be available with a silver-based antimicrobial compound that is effective in combating a broad range of bacteria, mold and mildew. This built-in protection against odor causing bacteria suppresses the offensive odors that are commonly associated with athletic sandals. AgION Technologies, a Boston area-based biotechnology company, developed the antimicrobial and worked closely with Starsensier, an international textile manufacturer, to provide Deckers with the compound. "We are always pleased to see silver-based products incorporated into everyday consumer items, such as footwear," said Paul Bateman, Executive Director of The Silver Institute. "Silver's versatile properties make it an attractive constituent in a wide-range of applications, whether serving as a catalyst in purifying the water we drink and recreate in, or acting as a partner for sanitation in households and hospitals," Bateman added. AgION Technologies is engaged in antimicrobial and material research and development, and recently announced agreements with DuPont Powder Coatings, Honeywell Consumer Products, C.R. Bard and AK Steel. Its flagship product, AgION antimicrobial compound, is an advanced, inorganic material that is used in the manufacture of biomedical, industrial, and consumer products. The Silver Institute is a Washington, DC-based nonprofit industry association. Established in 1971, the Institute serves as the industry's voice in increasing public understanding of the value and many uses of silver. For more information, visit the Institute's website at www.silverinstitute.org. silverinstitute.org